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Do you know if you can use the oneplus one in canada and if so what carriers?

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Do you know if you can use the oneplus one in canada and if so what carriers?

You will have to buy it from OnePlus's online store.

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You can use the OnePlus One on Canadian GSM carriers.

 

The only way to buy the One is through OnePlus' online store, and since the One no longer has an invite system tied to it, it's easier to purchase.

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You will have to buy it from OnePlus's online store.

Yes but what carriers support it because looking at what kind of entannas is is the phone on the spec sheet is confusingme.

It says gsm and cdma which wikipedia says is suppordted by pretty much only rogers and they have trrible resption where I live.

it also lists a couple of lte bands but i'm a bit cinfused by what that would mean.

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Yes but what carriers support it because looking at what kind of entannas is is the phone on the spec sheet is confusingme.

It says gsm and cdma which wikipedia says is suppordted by pretty much only rogers and they have trrible resption where I live.

it also lists a couple of lte bands but i'm a bit cinfused by what that would mean.

Which carrier has the best coverage in your area?

 

Rogers is obviously out of the list. What about Bell?

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Looks like all the major carriers in Canada seems to work with the One.

 

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Use virgin Mobile, its a sister company to Bell, and uses bells network. Cheeper prices, more data for bringing your own phone. Also great customer service!

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