Hello, as in the subject, will it work in Poland from the USA?

As long as it does not have a simlock and is not blocked with icludem, it will work, and what reason should it be otherwise?

Rather, the European ones have problems in the USA, because there are several frequencies not supported by European models. The last time I was there, mine connected (on the AT&T network) only over 4/5G, mainly in cities. Outside the cities it was a sneeze. Lokals with a similar model in the same chain had a good range.

Got an iPhone 14? What frequencies do they have and which are missing in European iPhones?

Google stole from you? E.g. 600MHz.

I don't need them, but you will need them, unless you write that your iPhone 14 only has a frequency of 600Mhz.

iPhone 14s sold in the US do not have a SIM slot. Only the eSIM remains.

Oh they don't have a sim? and you can get esim in orange, because i have an orange sim.

You can, but it's best to contact your operator to verify. In addition, such a phone can also have a simlock, if it comes from the operator.

You can, as I have card options, log in to the Orange website, the account tab, replace the card, enter the data, and after a while the QR code for scanning pops up, on the new phone I just scan the QR on Pixel 6 pro, enter the pin, and everything works. The whole operation from the computer max 3 minutes.

ok, all caught, Orange gives esim. Now we'll just see some sim loca.

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#1 20255115 27 Oct 2022 10:57

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Hello, as in the subject, will it work in Poland from the USA?
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As long as it does not have a simlock and is not blocked with icludem, it will work, and what reason should it be otherwise?
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Rather, the European ones have problems in the USA, because there are several frequencies not supported by European models. The last time I was there, mine connected (on the AT&T network) only over 4/5G, mainly in cities. Outside the cities it was a sneeze. Lokals with a similar model in the same chain had a good range.
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sanfran wrote:
The last time I was there, mine connected (on the AT&T network) only over 4/5G, mainly in cities. Outside the cities it was a sneeze.

Got an iPhone 14?

sanfran wrote:
Rather, the European ones have problems in the USA, because there are several frequencies not supported by European models

What frequencies do they have and which are missing in European iPhones?
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20255282 27 Oct 2022 12:55

Google stole from you?
E.g. 600MHz.
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sanfran wrote:
Google stole from you?

I don't need them, but you will need them, unless you write that your iPhone 14 only has a frequency of 600Mhz.
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#7 20255322 27 Oct 2022 13:32

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20255322 27 Oct 2022 13:32

iPhone 14s sold in the US do not have a SIM slot. Only the eSIM remains.
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Oh they don't have a sim? and you can get esim in orange, because i have an orange sim.
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20255655 27 Oct 2022 18:35

leszekppp wrote:
Oh they don't have a sim?

https://spidersweb.pl/2022/09/iphone-14-plus-pro-max-card-sim-usa-esim.html

leszekppp wrote:
and you can get esim in orange, because i have an orange sim.

You can, but it's best to contact your operator to verify. https://www.orange.pl/omnibook/karta-esim#

In addition, such a phone can also have a simlock, if it comes from the operator.
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leszekppp wrote:
Oh they don't have a sim? and you can get esim in orange, because i have an orange sim.

You can, as I have card options, log in to the Orange website, the account tab, replace the card, enter the data, and after a while the QR code for scanning pops up, on the new phone I just scan the QR on Pixel 6 pro, enter the pin, and everything works. The whole operation from the computer max 3 minutes.
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20256122 27 Oct 2022 22:55

ok, all caught, Orange gives esim. Now we'll just see some sim loca.
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20743126 22 Sep 2023 15:03

Hello, why did you buy this iPhone 14 in the USA? Does this eSIM work for you in Orange in Poland?
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Hello, why did you buy this iPhone 14 in the USA? Does this Esim work for you in Orange in Poland?

I will answer for my friend. It will work. Recently I sent an IP14 for someone in my family and Orange launched her eSim without any problem. I also had some doubts, but the phone (new without a SIM lock) works. I just don`t know what the warranty is like (the phone has AppleCare+).
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Yes, I bought it, brought it and everything works fine with eSIM from Orange.
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Topic summary

The iPhone 14 purchased in the USA can work in Poland, provided it is not SIM-locked and supports eSIM functionality. Users have confirmed successful activation of eSIM with Orange, a Polish carrier. However, it is noted that US models may lack certain frequency support that could affect performance in the USA. The iPhone 14 sold in the US does not have a physical SIM slot, relying solely on eSIM technology. It is advisable to check with the carrier for compatibility and potential SIM lock issues before purchasing.
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