5g root? - OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers

Looking to buy the 5g variant through ee. are there any ROMs or any dev for the 5g variant?

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I am thinking of buying it unlocked in the UK. Is it going to be the 5G version or 4G? Because as far as I read it is exclusive to EE and will be available later.

Does GM1910 (China) model support UK 5G bands ?

Has anyone tried using Chinese GM1910 model on EE 5G bands ?
As I understand EE uses n78 band, but I dont see it as advertised in GM1910 specs.
Thats a 4G phone right? so how would it support 5G Bands?
RossMacgill said:
Thats a 4G phone right? so how would it support 5G Bands?
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I see. Thanks for confirming this.
jodvova said:
Has anyone tried using Chinese GM1910 model on EE 5G bands ?
As I understand EE uses n78 band, but I dont see it as advertised in GM1910 specs.
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5G model has a separate modem X50 from Qualcomm for 5G currently all 5G enabled devices need this modem, So basically you need an 5G model from EE to use it.

Verizon 5g mmWave?

do all note20ultra have Verizon 5g mmWave?
what about unlocked version?
or only Verizon note20ultra has 5g ultra mmWave?
I have the same question. I ordered the Unlocked US version, I hope it has all of the same bands but I can't find confirmation anywhere. I did chat with Samsung and they stated that the US Unlocked version will support Verizon 5G, unlike the unlocked 20 5G which did not. I guess I'll see when I get the phone.
Edit: Tom's Guide says The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra supports both flavors of 5G, so you should be able to hop on both sub 6-GHz networks and mmWave networks where they are available.
I believe all U.S. models support mmWave. No need to buy a Verizon one.
I was just curious if Wi-Fi calling would work and LTE 4G on the unlocked version versus the Verizon one?
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I was just curious if Wi-Fi calling would work and LTE 4G on the unlocked version versus the Verizon one?
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Yes it does.

Unlocked Note 20 Ultra 5G (SM-N986U1) on Metro

I am contemplating on buying a Note 20 Ultra 5G to use on the Metro's 5G network. I want to get the unlocked version but wonder if it is fully compatible with Metro's 5G signal or I should get the Tmo version instead.
It would be great if any existing user could shed me some light by sharing their experience. Thanks.

Question The S9080 Variant

So, I was planning to order an S22 Ultra (US here) but I wanted to get a rootable version. The 0 version (Hong Kong) of Samsung phones is usually rootable + bootloader unlockable, plus it has a Snapdragon, but I was wondering if it of was any use under Verizon.
Does anyone else have any experience under Verizon using the S9080 or any of the Hong Kong variant phones? Cellular capabilities? Aggregation? VoLTE?
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So, I was planning to order an S22 Ultra (US here) but I wanted to get a rootable version. The 0 version (Hong Kong) of Samsung phones is usually rootable + bootloader unlockable, plus it has a Snapdragon, but I was wondering if it of was any use under Verizon.
Does anyone else have any experience under Verizon using the S9080 or any of the Hong Kong variant phones? Cellular capabilities? Aggregation? VoLTE?
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I have the S21 Ultra Hong Kong device. It works on Verizon but no 5G or Carrier Aggregation. You’ll likely get 4G LTE and WiFi Calling. Guessing the HK S22 Ultra will as well.
varcor said:
I have the S21 Ultra Hong Kong device. It works on Verizon but no 5G or Carrier Aggregation. You’ll likely get 4G LTE and WiFi Calling. Guessing the HK S22 Ultra will as well.
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Isn't the device 5G? Why doesn't it work? Isn't the 5G a universal thing?
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Isn't the device 5G? Why doesn't it work? Isn't the 5G a universal thing?
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No, it's not universal, you can ask Verizon if they can provision it but likely they can't. This may have changed with the S22 Ultra but I doubt it.

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