- Oct 29, 2012
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My employer has decided to move away from company provided cell phones. They want employees to keep their current numbers and will subsidize their personal plans. I currently I have a Lumia 925 with T-Mobile service and was thinking about buying a Lumia 730. The overall functionality seems about equal, but the 730 would allow me to use two sim cards. I could add the work sim as another line on my family plan.
So how does a dual sim phone work and does it seem like the right way to go?
1. Would I be able to receive calls from both numbers via the same device?
2. When I return a call, which sim is chosen to handle the outgoing call?
3. It looks like the 730 only supports 3G... will I run into problems in the US will coverage?
4. Where is the best place to buy one and have it sent to the US?
My vision is to only carry one phone, but be able to field personal and work calls. The biggest thing I anticipate missing from my 925 is the QI wireless charging. It's been nice to be able to drop the phone into my Nokia car charger, get juice while using Here Maps and listening to MixRadio, but I could get used to plugging in the 730 directly.
Other dual sim WP phones currently available in the US feel like they'd be a downgrade from the 925.
So how does a dual sim phone work and does it seem like the right way to go?
1. Would I be able to receive calls from both numbers via the same device?
2. When I return a call, which sim is chosen to handle the outgoing call?
3. It looks like the 730 only supports 3G... will I run into problems in the US will coverage?
4. Where is the best place to buy one and have it sent to the US?
My vision is to only carry one phone, but be able to field personal and work calls. The biggest thing I anticipate missing from my 925 is the QI wireless charging. It's been nice to be able to drop the phone into my Nokia car charger, get juice while using Here Maps and listening to MixRadio, but I could get used to plugging in the 730 directly.
Other dual sim WP phones currently available in the US feel like they'd be a downgrade from the 925.