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Author Topic: Samsung SGH-i777 Galaxy S2 [Locked]
Reavarrockyou
Posts: 29
Registered: 2009-9-26 06:04:10
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006AUZYMS/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&m=AHT1YWLT4SJXY

I am thinking about getting this phone it says "unlocked" but I dont know what providers it would work with?

 

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Ravynmagi  4 stars
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Registered: 2001-12-23 17:10:17
That'll just work on AT&T's network (or 2G speeds on T-Mobiles).
Reavarrockyou
Posts: 29
Registered: 2009-9-26 06:04:10
Ok can you link me a good dual core phone, that's unlocked and reasonably priced.

 

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Ravynmagi  4 stars
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For which carrier?
Reavarrockyou
Posts: 29
Registered: 2009-9-26 06:04:10
Tmobile.

 

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Ravynmagi  4 stars
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The Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S II are probably T-Mobile's best phones right now. They haven't really gotten much since the AT&T buy out started a year ago.

The Galaxy Nexus costs $600+ though, so might be considered a bit above reasonably priced.

T-Mobile has it's own version of the Galaxy S II, model T989, but it's much harder to find a good deal on these, probably because they are sold much less.

Negri happens to have the T-Mobile version on sale for $485 though. Never bought from them, but they seem to be a trusted retailer on the XDA forums.
https://negrielectronics.com/samsung-galaxy-s-ii-t-mobile-unlocked.html


PS. Also coming this spring to T-Mobile is the HTC One S. It's a really nice mid range phone, one step down from the One X that had a lot of people drooling. The screen isn't a 720P, but it's a step up from the Galaxy S II. And the processor is a next gen 32nm Krait (aka Snapdragon S4).
http://www.phonearena.com/phones/HTC-One-S_id6579

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