[Agent-P]

Could someone who buys a Lumia 920 today from AT&T post a picture of the bands listed on the box? And if it's possible, could you also throw in a T-Mobile (US) microsim and test data speeds? (if it is unlocked out of the box)

UPDATE: We've had a couple of forum members try putting a T-Mobile sim in their AT&T 920s, but it did not work. However it was pointed out that the AT&T 920 shares the same FCC ID with the Rogers/Dev devices. So now the next step is to get an AT&T 920 unlocked (either via AT&T or a third party) to see if a T-Mobile sim works after that.

[theeboredone]

HUGE BUMP. This is something I'm also interested in myself.

[TheBadGuy_88]

I am EXTREMELY interested in knowing this as well if not then I might be resign to settle for a subpar 8x... I hope I don't have to resort to the 8x, please don't make me get the 8x...

[theeboredone]

Okay, so I may have found the answer. Bad news.

More Images Surface Of Nokia Lumia 920 Running On T-Mobile’s Network | | TmoNewsTmoNews

Best bet is to hope and see if Amazon will have unlocked ones straight from Nokia for a reasonable price. Or, just go with another phone.

[KoukiFC3S]

Okay, so I may have found the answer. Bad news.

More Images Surface Of Nokia Lumia 920 Running On T-Mobile’s Network | | TmoNewsTmoNews

Best bet is to hope and see if Amazon will have unlocked ones straight from Nokia for a reasonable price. Or, just go with another phone.

I don't see any info about the AT&T 920 in that link.

[ProfessorTripp]

From my box.

It's a little blurry, taken with my iPhone 4.

[KoukiFC3S]

From my box.

It's a little blurry, taken with my iPhone 4.

Do you see access point in the settings? It's toward the bottom.

[theeboredone]

I don't see any info about the AT&T 920 in that link.

"If you’re still having doubts about picking up an unlocked international Lumia 920 to run on T-Mobile, hopefully this new set of images will push aside your concerns. We’ve come to the understanding that the AT&T edition of the Lumia 920 won’t have AWS bands thanks to a device breakdown courtesy of the FCC."

[TheBadGuy_88]

That 920.2 is a red flag!! The Rogers devices say 920.3 on the box!(Rogers devices are confirmed to be unlocked and capable of tmobile frequencies) Its not looking too good for the at&t variant to be able to support tmobile... here's to hoping that it does

[ProfessorTripp]

Do you see access point in the settings? It's toward the bottom.

You're going to have to tell me exactly what to look for, I'm a WP noob.

[KoukiFC3S]

"If you’re still having doubts about picking up an unlocked international Lumia 920 to run on T-Mobile, hopefully this new set of images will push aside your concerns. We’ve come to the understanding that the AT&T edition of the Lumia 920 won’t have AWS bands thanks to a device breakdown courtesy of the FCC."

That's just speculation. That article was written days ago so I'm not giving up hope. :)

[theeboredone]

Man, I don't even know anymore. A lot of people objecting to T-Mo News' findings in the comments.

I'm just gonna sit and wait.

[wp8nyc]

Do you see access point in the settings? It's toward the bottom.

I do not see it listed in the list of settings.

[KoukiFC3S]

You're going to have to tell me exactly what to look for, I'm a WP noob.

I'm looking to see if custom APNs can be added to the AT&T 920. That way people will be able to use it on MVNOs like Straight Talk and Net10, and possibly T-Mobile.

[jsgiv]

Isn't there a "debug" menu on these devices or something?

None of what's being asked is on the box, etc.

[theeboredone]

Check the manual to see what bands are listed? Might be a universal manual though...

[ProfessorTripp]

There is this:

[KoukiFC3S]

There is this:

Awesome, looks like the APNs can be added through the cellular settings. On my dev 920, it's under a separate menu.

[xcharles718]

So...

Anyone able to get it unlocked?

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[Agent-P]

I went into an AT&T store to try and see if I could open the sim slot and just put my T-Mobile sim in there to see if it worked. Unfortunately they had the sim trays blocked on both display models. So it looks like we'll have to wait for confirmation from someone who actually owns one of these.

[hasasimo]

I checked the settings of the display Lumias (all colors except yellow) at the Microsoft Store and they indeed allow you to add an MMS apn, so anyone wanting to use these phones with an MVNO and save a boatload of money shouldn't have a problem.

[squire777]

There should be something written on the bottom of the box, or in the manual inside along the lines of "WCDMA850/900/1900/2100/1700_2100 LTE700/850/1900/1700_2100 GSMQUAD"

please post a pic of that if you see it.

[Agent-P]

There should be something written on the bottom of the box, or in the manual inside along the lines of "WCDMA850/900/1900/2100/1700_2100 LTE700/850/1900/1700_2100 GSMQUAD"

please post a pic of that if you see it.

I actually checked one of the Lumia 920 boxes while I was in store and it didn't list any bands on it :(

It might be somewhere inside the box, but they wouldn't let me open it since I wasn't buying it.

[xcharles718]

I guess I'll have to be the guinea pig :o

Only thing is when I go to AT&T website to order, it says I have to get a plan(even though I'm buying commitment-free).

How do I get around that?

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[slaptoast]

The booklet says
"Your device is approved for use on the LTE 700 (17), 1700/2100 (4); WCDMA 850(5), 900 (8), 1900 (2), 2100 (1); and GSM 850(5), 900(8), 1800(3), 1900(2) MHz networks. Support for LTE networks may have been disabled on your device depending on your country or service provider."

I have a request in with AT&T to get my unlock code, so far all customer service has been helpful and polite, but they say it will take time to actually get the codes; they're not in any system that they have access to currently.

Note: I bought the phone completely off contract, and I had to provide documentation of that fact with the customer service rep, otherwise I think they would try and thwart my request.