[whitieiii]

What is the modem category and max theatrical speeds of the LTE modem the Key 2 can handle? I didn't find this information on blackberry's site... I'm looking to see if it would be the better choice to use a sim from the country i'm going to in the key 2 or if I'll just use the country's sim in my pocket wifi/jetpack and connection my key 2 to its wifi.. does anyone know?

[thurask]

This is the one in the Snapdragon 660 CPU: https://www.qualcomm.com/products/sn...ems-4g-lte-x12

Real world will always trail spec sheets but that should be the theoretical maximum capabilities of the KEY2. Band support depends on what variant one buys.

[nevilleadaniels]

This is the one in the Snapdragon 660 CPU: https://www.qualcomm.com/products/sn...ems-4g-lte-x12

Real world will always trail spec sheets but that should be the theoretical maximum capabilities of the KEY2. Band support depends on what variant one buys.

Thanks.

Do we even need 5G. Just upgrade the 4G delivery systems

[joeldf]

Thanks.

Do we even need 5G. Just upgrade the 4G delivery systems

That's what AT&T is doing. Except they are marketing the upgraded 4G LTE system as "5G-E".

Deceptive to the extreme, and Sprint sued them on it, but our government is letting AT&T get away with it. Maybe because AT&T admits it's deceptive, but are proud of it and doing it anyway.

[whitieiii]

Ok that's awsome so it's a cat 12x LTE Modem... My hotspot might be a better choice if im inside since it's 4x4 mimo antennas and the Key 2 is only 2x2 i would have to think.... I'll be inside a convention center and the extra signal would be nice to have but I'm roaming so that might kill any extra gain I get