Which type(移动版 联通版 电信版) can use in Singapore?

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Which type(移动版 联通版 电信版) can use in Singapore?

I thinking buying a Meizu phone from taobao but got three type(移动版 联通版 电信版) i don't know which one i should buy
 

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Yes, 联通, but do research other factors before buying a phone from taobao

e.g. are you buying a fake version? Look for official meizu tmall store

Also note that most android phones sold in china do not come with google play store built-in (can install separately)

Also, for meizu, there are several alternatives, some which come with assurance of warranty, e.g. buying from meizumart (meizu's own store for overseas buyers), buying from meizu malaysia dealers (there are a few shops in jb), or local dealers bringing in parallel import meizu models (e.g. adix82)
 

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my phone box says 中国联通定制版 TD—LTE. Does anyone know how to check if its really TD or FDD LTE? Does china unicom use TD LTE at all?
 

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MY Phone use other telco in cina, only 2 g network
use unicorn, u get 3 g network
 

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my phone box says 中国联通定制版 TD—LTE. Does anyone know how to check if its really TD or FDD LTE? Does china unicom use TD LTE at all?

when you insert singapore 4g sim card into your phone, do you get 4g?

if so, you bought the right version
 

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why don't buy from malaysia, it's cheaper and warranty can just go to their komtar shop at JB~
 

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The mi note Malaysia pricing looks attractive.

Hopefully will be same value when launch in SG.

:( I guess SG would have this brand since our market is too small for another China brand~

even xiaomi now focus on India~
 

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Yap, beware of 山栽版.:s22:

Yes, 联通, but do research other factors before buying a phone from taobao

e.g. are you buying a fake version? Look for official meizu tmall store

Also note that most android phones sold in china do not come with google play store built-in (can install separately)

Also, for meizu, there are several alternatives, some which come with assurance of warranty, e.g. buying from meizumart (meizu's own store for overseas buyers), buying from meizu malaysia dealers (there are a few shops in jb), or local dealers bringing in parallel import meizu models (e.g. adix82)
 

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A bit scary to get expensive items, esp smartphones, from taobao shop :s22:
 

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Yes, 联通, but do research other factors before buying a phone from taobao

e.g. are you buying a fake version? Look for official meizu tmall store

Also note that most android phones sold in china do not come with google play store built-in (can install separately)

Also, for meizu, there are several alternatives, some which come with assurance of warranty, e.g. buying from meizumart (meizu's own store for overseas buyers), buying from meizu malaysia dealers (there are a few shops in jb), or local dealers bringing in parallel import meizu models (e.g. adix82)

Yes my bro bought mx4 pro from tmall, and it didn't come with google play store.
 
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