A:AnswerYes! if your phone is eligible for their trade-in program. I tried my mine which is Galaxy S7 but I will only get 150$ trade-in deal for my phone so I just keep my phone. Trade-in deal is so low.
A:AnswerI'm a Sprint customer, I have the phone, and I can tell you it works with Sprint. However, I do not get all the features such as visual voicemail nor Calling Plus (no call and data at same time); there is one feature that works and that's Wi-Fi Calling. As for LTE, it has LTE carrier aggregation, and it does display LTE+ in the status bar. The speed depends on the time of day. I'm able to get 90 Mbps late at night.
A:AnswerWe purchased the phone in store and we asked for unlock. My boyfriend then switch his SIM card from his old phone into this one and it worked just fine. You don't have to purchase it through a carrier.
A:AnswerI had called Samsung and asked the same thing, this offer is available by Samsung so no matter where you purchase it and if its locked/unlocked, you will receive the bundle as long as its purchased within the time frame..And I believe you have to purchase the phone by 9/24.....If you look at Best Buy's free offer guidelines, it does confirm what I said.
A:AnswerIf you go to this site (frequency check), you can check to see if a certain device is compatible on a particular network.
the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 model number will vary depending on your country/carrier, but they all start with SM-N950.
https://www.frequencycheck.com/models?utf8=✓&q%5Bfull_name_cont%5D=Galaxy+Note+8&q%5Bdevice_brand_id_eq%5D=2&q%5Bfrequency_bands_id_eq%5D=&commit=Search
A:AnswerThey're pretty similar processors. Slightly higher benchmarks on each depending on the test. I prefer the Snapdragon. Whatever you decide you win cause this phone is #1.
A:AnswerUniversal Unlocked phones have limitations that differ from carrier to carrier. For example, with AT&T, my unlocked Galaxy Note 8 will not work with Voice over LTE, does not integrate automatically with visual voice mail (visual voicemail is a separate app instead of integrated), and does not support calls over WiFi. That being said, I am happy that I can change to Verizon at any time. I recommend Universal Unlocked phones if you are willing to live with the limitations and want carrier portability.
