[Brenton Kirby]

Just noticed in the Passports "about" settings that it doesn't list band 26 alongside the long list of other bands, a post on the EE forums says that network provides some 4G service on this band along with a few others. I'm assuming this is no big deal but was just curious if someone more knowledgeable could shed some light on how much Passport users are missing out on by not having access to this particular band?

I have the SE from UK shopblackberry.

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[Zmain]

Good luck with EE I had to run away from because of poor signal strength

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[prlarkin]

EE UK are using bands 3(1800Mhz), band 7 (2600Mhz) and future use possibly on band 20( 800Mhz). EE have bought sections for all 3.

Only band 3 and 7 in use at moment from what I know.

The SQW100-1 version of the passport supports all these band so should have no issues with connecting the 4G LTE with EE.

I have the SQW100-1 bought on EE(through a different retailer) and have no issues with EE and LTE

Is this the thread you mean? http://community.ee.co.uk/t5/EE-Mobi...ds/td-p/272040

As 800MHz is band 20 not band 26 as stated on that thread.

[Brenton Kirby]

Fantastic reply, thanks for clearing that up and yeah that was the thread.

Case closed!

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