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nope its a gsm phone
Samsung Galaxy A11 (SM-A115F/DS 32GB/2GB) - Specs
Full specifications phone: Samsung Galaxy A11 (SM-A115F/DS 32GB/2GB) specs, detailed technical information, features, price and review. All about this phone.
That phone doesn't have CDMA. Phones that have CDMA modes show an MEID in addition to the IMEI when doing *#06#.
No clue, welcome to AF btw.
i have alerted the mods, but you should never post your imei number. that number is yours and yours alone. if a mod does not takeyour photo down, i would remove it from your post.
What is "4G CDMA"? The US "CDMA" standard was a 2G standard, was extended to 3G but AFAIK there was never a 4G version of it. The networks that used that standard adopted LTE as their 4G standard, same as everyone else (which is why their phones use SIM cards now).
I have however checked the specs that @ocnbrze posted against the LTE frequencies used by the US "CDMA" networks and it's not compatible at all with Sprint, very limited compatibility with Verizon, so if your plan was to use it on a US CDMA network it would be a bad choice (the only other CDMA networks I can think of were in Canada, but as you don't say what country you are in I'm going to guess you are American).
I have however checked the specs that @ocnbrze posted against the LTE frequencies used by the US "CDMA" networks and it's not compatible at all with Sprint, very limited compatibility with Verizon, so if your plan was to use it on a US CDMA network it would be a bad choice (the only other CDMA networks I can think of were in Canada, but as you don't say what country you are in I'm going to guess you are American).
Ali_777
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Exactly LTE network and I want swich my mobile (Sm-a115f/ds) to Verizon system to use voLTE CDMA sim .
Yemen
So the question is which LTE bands does Verizon use and which bands does that phone support? You may want to do your own checks, but from the quick web searches I did it did not look hopeful.
(The "CDMA" standard doesn't use SIMs, and LTE isn't a CDMA technology. So while Verizon are historically a CDMA network talking about a "CDMA SIM" just causes confusion. Best just to say "will it work with a Verizon SIM?").
(The "CDMA" standard doesn't use SIMs, and LTE isn't a CDMA technology. So while Verizon are historically a CDMA network talking about a "CDMA SIM" just causes confusion. Best just to say "will it work with a Verizon SIM?").