Does the “ i ” in the phone name means it is international?
Example k550i
Can phone bought from India, will work in other Europe countries ?
Can k550i works like that? Or I have to buy another phone?
I may buy k550i. Is is good phone?
nope. It doesn't depend on nomenclature.
You need to check if the spectrum provided by the govt. in that country is supported by your phone.
eg: I have a Nokia 6300 and it's a triband phone with GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900 support.
This means I can use it on networks working on 900Mhz or 1800 MHz or 1900 MHz spectrum.
If I check UK, these spectrums are used by Vodafone in UK and hence I can use this phone without any problem in UK.
European countries need quad band phones I think,they don't have either of the connections ^^ mentioned.I am not sure though.
depends. Vodafone UK is giving Nokia 6300 with same tri-band spectrum with their connection.
You can check the frequencies used by googling.
i like k550i
really superb phone
check here
does it support in AUS if i buy from anywhere else???
In Australia, you get these phones for much lower price under a 2 year contract. Think about it again.
*www.three.com.au/threestore/mobiles/SE-K850I-CAP029.xhtml
$18 Monthly handset repayment on the $29 Cap with $20 minimum monthly spend over 24 months
But you get the mobile free if you use the $99cap plan and along with it you get
$800 worth calls/SMS/others
$280 worth free national calls to 3mobile customers.
On the whole, this is much better way to take mobile if you are gonna stay in AUS for 2 years.
desiibond, my question is different
