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[Solved] Xiaomi Mi A1: No LTE/4G Coverage issue, Allegro Purchase, Compare with Samsung J5 2015, B20-B7

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  • #1 17140232
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    Hello, I bought a phone Xiaomi Mi A1, everything is good, except for LTE, 4g network, phone bought from allegro, I add my old samsung j5 2015 catch LTE without a problem, what could be a problem if the seller lied by saying that the phone has FDD LTE B20: 800 / B5: 850 / B8: 900 / B3: 1800 / B1: 2100 / B7: 2600
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  • #2 17140346
    BILGO
    Level 38  
    In general, the phone itself can have a worse range by itself. Often, the housings affect this. Other equipment. Try it at another location to check it you will have an answer.
  • #3 17140357
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    But I have a second one next to me and I have a few
  • #4 17140376
    BILGO
    Level 38  
    darek2341 wrote:
    But I have a second one next to me and I have a few

    Same, identical phone model?
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  • #5 17140382
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    Zara I am going to the BTS I have 1km check. At bts he showed only 4g full range, i.e. there is probably no LTE.
  • #6 17140754
    Ordine
    Level 24  
    After all, 4g is LTE.
  • #7 17140783
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    I do not know, I'm not on the subject, but why on the old j5 LTE shows me, and there is faster internet, and on xiaomi shows 4g and you have to wait for opening pages and buffering movies. On j5 there is no such problem, nothing starts silly.
  • #8 17140814
    Ordine
    Level 24  
    darek2341 wrote:
    I do not know, I'm not on the subject, but why on the old j5 LTE shows me, and there is faster internet, and on xiaomi shows 4g and you have to wait for opening pages and buffering movies. On j5 there is no such problem, nothing starts silly.

    On the stock android is that instead of lte it displays 4g - no one knows why, but it is - somewhere in the settings it has changed. Make a speedtest on both you could.
  • #9 17140881
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    Xiaomi Mi A1: No LTE/4G Coverage issue, Allegro Purchase, Compare with Samsung J5 2015, B20-B7 Xiaomi Mi A1: No LTE/4G Coverage issue, Allegro Purchase, Compare with Samsung J5 2015, B20-B7
    1.Samsung J5
    2.Xiaomi
  • #10 17142711
    Ordine
    Level 24  
    Take tests directly from the device by speedtest stitching.
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  • #12 17145552
    Ordine
    Level 24  
    what frequencies does xiaomi catch and what kind of j5?
  • #13 17145566
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    Hello, the servers shows the same, all the time I'm sending 0. A download jumps from 15 to even 56, something is wrong.
  • #14 17147141
    Ordine
    Level 24  
    darek2341 wrote:
    Hello, the servers shows the same, all the time I'm sending 0. A download jumps from 15 to even 56, something is wrong.

    15 and 56 what? kbps, mbps? I made a glass ball ...
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  • #15 17147271
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    Sorry, Mbps
  • #16 17147299
    Ordine
    Level 24  
    He jumps on xiaomi, right? Did you check somewhere else than at home?
  • #17 17147321
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    So I checked, the worst thing is with sending, downloading still in measure. And as I put the sim card into j5 it goes smoothly everywhere, and xiaomi once goes as far as it then starts to silt up.
  • #18 17147377
    makosuu
    Network and Internet specialist
    Show Network Cell Info from the same place where Xiaomi works so poorly.

    And I will repeat it again just in case 4G = LTE
  • #19 17150791
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    I called the xiaomi service, and they told me that my phone was from Asia, or why should I have problems with lte?
  • #20 17228841
    darek2341
    Level 8  
    Wines on the operator's side. Thank you to everyone. I greet you

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Xiaomi Mi A1's inability to connect to LTE/4G networks, particularly after purchasing the device from Allegro. The user compares its performance with an older Samsung J5 (2015), which consistently connects to LTE without issues. Responses suggest that the Mi A1 may have a weaker signal range or compatibility issues, possibly due to it being an Asian model. Users recommend checking network settings, performing speed tests, and verifying the supported LTE bands of both devices. The conversation highlights the confusion between 4G and LTE terminology, with some users noting that the Mi A1 displays "4G" instead of "LTE" in certain conditions.
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