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Sunday, February 22nd, 2015 6:26 PM

Help on using AT&T Samsung Note 3 SM N900A with Waridtel 4G LTE in Pakistan

I have just received my AT&T Samsung Note 3 model SM N900A and am using it in Pakistan with warid network. I received the sim unlock code from AT&T. Warid is giving us 4G LTE service but my cell does not work on it. Since warid is not giving 3G service, my cell just connects using edge which is very slow. I actually bought Note 3 for 4G LTE but due to some reason its not working. The carrier people have no answer except that my set is not supported by their system. Can you kindly help? My set is not rooted.

Warid 4G LTE is working on 1800Mhz FDD Band 3 which is supported by my set. Other device parameters are as below:

Baseband version N900AUCUBMJ5
KERNEL VERSION 3.4.0-1625098
se.infra@SEP-121 #1
build JSS15J.N900AUCUBMJ5
Android version 4.3

And I would also like to know if I can update my set to newer android version or not?

Awaiting your positive response.
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ACE - Sage

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9 years ago

Your phone has LTE bands 2, 4, 5, 17
Pakistan has 2 carriers and both use band 3. So no LTE service.

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9 years ago

Thanks ma'am, I appreciate your help. But service menu of my set shows bands 2,3,4,5,7,17 & 20 in lte

ACE - Expert

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9 years ago

Sorry the att version of the note 3 DOES NOT have band 3 LTE. The euro version does

ACE - Expert

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23.8K Messages

9 years ago

And just because a menu in the phone says it has it does not mean that its in the hardware.
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