Will an iPhone 6 bought in USA work with 4G in Europe?

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• Reply 1 of 4

  tallest skil Posts: 43,388member

  September 20, 2014 7:13AM

  There’s one model of iPhone per iPhone. I mean to say that there’s one iPhone 6 and one iPhone 6+.

   

  THAT’S INCREDIBLE. FINALLY WE HAVE A SINGLE PHONE FOR EVERYONE. YAY.

   

  I think that the distinction made on Apple’s LTE page refers only to from whom you buy the phone when you activate it. Meaning that if you want to use Verizon you’ll have to buy activated for Verizon (if you’re using Sprint the other bands are turned on anyway). In doing so, it looks like you might be forfeiting access to LTE bands 38, 39, 40, and 41, but your SIM tray will be unlocked by default for all other GSM carriers.

   

  You’d have to ask Apple or someone with more experience, however. That’s just how it appears to me.

• Reply 2 of 4

  zo Posts: 3,117member

  September 20, 2014 7:21AM

  I was going to buy the unlocked version. Which I would imagine means that all frequencies are unlocked... I hope and wonder
• Reply 3 of 4

  marie76 Posts: 1member

  November 23, 2014 7:11PM

  Hi,

  I was wondering if your iPhone 6 works in France? In fact I am planning to buy one and after some researches on the web I did not find some "real" answers...

  Thanks for your help.

  Marie.

• Reply 4 of 4

  tallest skil Posts: 43,388member

  November 24, 2014 10:58AM

  Originally Posted by Marie76 
  
  

  I was wondering if your iPhone 6 works in France?

  
  

   

  Depends.

   

  That’s just LTE, of course. Whether it handles whatever other bands are needed depends on the carrier (and the tech specs page).