Using international here as a stand-in for non US or Canada models. Specifically looking for use cases of the Europe / Africa / Middle East / Oceania model.

  • pycorax@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    Not quite the S22/23 but I used my South East t Asian variant of the Fold 3 without any issues. Supposedly there’s some 5G bands that aren’t supported but I didn’t test 5G so I can’t comment on that.

  • megavolt@sh.itjust.works
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    5 months ago

    I have the international version of the S23. I got it so I could unlock the boot loader. No compatibility issues with Verizon or 5G networks.

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    5 months ago

    I do use the international dual sim version here in USA on T-Mobile.

    5G almost never connects, since the version I have does not support the MM wave 5G antenna. So, pretty much stuck on 4G only.

  • MrShankles@reddthat.com
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    5 months ago

    Not an international, but I bought an unlocked S21 outright, rather than go through my carrier (AT&T).

    My ‘visual’ voicemail won’t work, but that’s the only issue… and it’s apparently on AT&T’s side that’s causing the problem. I gave up trying to fix it, cause I can still call my voicemail. But it still pisses me off sometimes when I think about it

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    5 months ago

    I assume that you are talking about connectivity issues?

    On a side note, I used an international base S22 and had terrible battery life when I was in the US. However, that’s likely due to the chip’s inefficiencies rather the connectivity issues. I had strong 4G/5G reception on T-Mobile.

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      1 month ago

      In general. Wanted to know what to expect, if there are any issues and which US carrier have the least amount of issues if there are any.