Motorola V300
V300 Tri-Band
Can anyone confirm the V300 tri-band for me please.
Both Phonescoop and T-Mobile websites specify 900/1800/1900. Motorola website states 850/900/1900. Mobileburn website even calls for quad-band 850/900/1800/1900 which is very doubtful to me.
If the V300 were made for T-Mobile exclusively then 900/1800/1900 makes sense since it would allow T-Mobile customers to truely roam worldwide. However, if it were 850/900/1900, Motorola could sell the V300 to all 3 carriers: T-Mobile, Cingular, and AT&T Wireless.
I'm currently with T-Mobile and have some plan to travel abroad. The 1800 band is much more important to me than the 850. Please let me know what the tri-band is. Thank you very much for any helpful response.
Both Phonescoop and T-Mobile websites specify 900/1800/1900. Motorola website states 850/900/1900. Mobileburn website even calls for quad-band 850/900/1800/1900 which is very doubtful to me.
If the V300 were made for T-Mobile exclusively then 900/1800/1900 makes sense since it would allow T-Mobile customers to truely roam worldwide. However, if it were 850/900/1900, Motorola could sell the V300 to all 3 carriers: T-Mobile, Cingular, and AT&T Wireless.
I'm currently with T-Mobile and have some plan to travel abroad. The 1800 band is much more important to me than the 850. Please let me know what the tri-band is. Thank you very much for any helpful response.
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😎 I have a Motorola V66 through T-Mobile, and the software for most Motorolas are the same. Try going through your menu to Settings, then to Other Settings, then to Network, then to Network Setup, then to Band, and select 900/1800. That should resolve your problem.
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