[EricCantona]

Does 920 use LTE ATT network in the US?

[TenTwelve]

Well, it still has not been verified that the 920 is going to AT&T last I checked but, assuming it does then yes. Considering just about every source is saying that AT&T is getting the 920. Every source except AT&T and Nokia that is. lol

[VagrantWade]

Well, it still has not been verified that the 920 is going to AT&T last I checked but, assuming it does then yes. Considering just about every source is saying that AT&T is getting the 920. Every source except AT&T and Nokia that is. lol

...Your joking right? Of course it's going to ATT.

And OP, It will be LTE. Unfortunately AT&T has horrible LTE coverage in the U.S.

[TenTwelve]

Well, I was hoping it was going to ATT since I'm not ready to give up my unlimited data. :D

[Awentz66]

Well, I was hoping it was going to ATT since I'm not ready to give up my unlimited data. :D

I don't see why AT&T customers are so worried about losing unlimited data plans that are throttled?

[jaj324]

I have an unlimited At&t data plan and have never been throttled. Of course I only use about a gig a month. That's probably why:)

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[EricCantona]

...Your joking right? Of course it's going to ATT.

And OP, It will be LTE. Unfortunately AT&T has horrible LTE coverage in the U.S.

Oh cool. Thanks. I was a bit hesitant because I heard something about the frequency or something that isn't compatible to US LTE. Or something along that line.

[Xtian.Castro]

Oh cool. Thanks. I was a bit hesitant because I heard something about the frequency or something that isn't compatible to US LTE. Or something along that line.

@EricCantona The specs page for the international 920 lists compatibility with at&t's LTE band (700) so you should be fine. The one problem is that neither the at&t model or international model support Verizon's LTE over the 750 band.