A:AnswerI am using Verizon network and it works fine and was easy to activate. Verizon does not support 5G in my area and I may switch to TMobile in the near future, Do not know if it supports Spectrum.
A:AnswerIt will work, but this phone does drop calls where the person on the other end can hear you, but you won’t hear them. This happens when the phone is connected to WiFi. This phone will work on any phone plan you get.
A:AnswerTook it to mexico .The phone works fine it all depends on your carrier and data .Im tmobile metro and its telcel there and this phone worked fine
A:AnswerAccording to Specifications-->Compatibility-->Carrier Compatibility, it is Verizon compatible. You should also be aware that CDMA is being quickly phased out by everyone, in favor of GSM, so do you really want a COMA-compatible phone?
A:AnswerYes, it will! You have to buy the phone first, though, and then provide Consumer Cellular with your IMEI (dial *#06# on the OnePlus Nord to get the 15-digit code).
A:AnswerI can't say for sure one way or another, but something like that is usually a factor of the SIM card (meaning you just need to sign up with an overseas carrier).
A:AnswerIt might but it would be LTE only. OnePlus says 5G only works with T-Mobile's network on the N200. Check the specs and compare the LTE and 5G bands that Verizon uses to the LTE and 5G bands that the phone supports.
A:AnswerYou cannot tell with the information provided. I suggest you search two websites.
https://www.asha.org/Articles/Wireless-Device-Compatibility/
The Signia site: https://www.signia.net/en/support/compatibility/
The Signia site lists phones that the Company has verified working with THEIR specific devices. These are the One Plus instruments listed for Signia:
• OnePlus Nord (AC2001)
• OnePlus Nord (AC2003)
• OnePlus 8T
• OnePlus 8 Pro
• OnePlus 7T
• OnePlus 7 Pro
I believe it fair conclude that is Signia finds the device compatible, it will probably be compatible with all other ASHA compliant devices. I also am finding that for most brand phones, it is the more expensive models that are ASHA compliant. I hope this helps.
