So if the B&H 920 is RM-820 is it an ATT device?

[TotalLamer]

So apparently the RM-820 is the AT&T version of the 920? But the one sold on B&H is said to be the RM-820 but it's sold as unlocked and (it looks like) unbranded. Is the "vanilla" 920 and the AT&T 920 both the RM-820? Does the RM-820 have AT&T software even though it's unbranded on B&H? I'm confused.

 

[Fred Wilson2]

I have an, unlocked, AT&T 920.
It has the AT7T branding on the front.
It's a:

RM-820_nam_att_100

I didn't get it from B&H (nor from AT&T).

Fred

 

[pankaj981]

It's an unlocked Latin American variant which supports pentaband LTE and AWS. It does not have any ATT branding on it

 

[TotalLamer]

It's an unlocked Latin American variant which supports pentaband LTE and AWS. It does not have any ATT branding on it

Ahh, alright, thanks. Picked up a 9/10 used model on B&H for $160. Got a nice used 1520.3 there earlier for $400 but it's just toooooo big for me. I mean it's a great phone but just... too much. Hopefully the 920 will hold me over until whatever W10 flagship we get for the holiday season.

 

[alexuio]

I got the same latam unlocked LTE 920.3 to replace a 635 I got from my carrier. With the 635 I had access to some WiFi hotspots my carrier has set on some malls and shopping centers. I lost this on my new 920...

Would you guys replace the unbranded firmware with a branded one to have access to this hotspots that are not available for anyone else? Does the service from the carrier improves with their firmware?