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I just bought an lg env off amazon. ive been trying and trying for days to get it to work. but 3g isn't supported. PLEASE make a 4g version of this type of phone.
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Good luck with that. I doubt it will happen.
I'm most definitely NOT a VZW employee. If a post answered your question, please mark it as the answer.
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@aasted_AD wrote:I just bought an lg env off amazon. ive been trying and trying for days to get it to work. but 3g isn't supported. PLEASE make a 4g version of this type of phone.
ill b first in line
Carriers don’t make phones, and they order what sells. Manufacturers haven’t made a QWERTY basic phone since 2014.
Verizon disallowed activation of 3g only phones in 2019. At&t no longer allows new activations of 3g phones either.
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Besides the QWERTY Android phones I mentioned earlier, the closest thing I've found is the Sonim XP5s, which supports a Bluetooth keyboard. I did a review of that feature here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nL80Ygb2D6M
It generally works well although it has a few annoying bugs. I contacted Sonim about the bugs and so far they have not fixed anything.
Notably the XP5s has really good battery life, I'm getting >1 week between charges. The Bluetooth keyboard seems to last close to a month.
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@hearmenow123 wrote:Besides the QWERTY Android phones I mentioned earlier, the closest thing I've found is the Sonim XP5s, which supports a Bluetooth keyboard. I did a review of that feature here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nL80Ygb2D6M
It generally works well although it has a few annoying bugs. I contacted Sonim about the bugs and so far they have not fixed anything.
Notably the XP5s has really good battery life, I'm getting >1 week between charges. The Bluetooth keyboard seems to last close to a month.
Kind of defeats the idea of having a compact QWERTY phone if you have to carry around a keyboard. I have a folding keyboard too, but I use speech to text most of the time instead.
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aasted_AD, The decision on whether to make a phone with a Qwerty period is with the device manufacturer and their phone development teams. I'm sure if the demand for a physical keyboard is present, they'd consider it but given that they've shifted towards one-handed ease of use over the last several years it's hard to say for sure. It seems as though a lot of things from the past have made a comeback at some point in time so we really never know.
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It's not a basic phone, but the Blackberry Priv is the only phone I know of with a keyboard that will work once they do the 3G/CDMA shutdown. You can find them reasonably on ebay at this moment for around 150 USD. They run Android and not the garbage Blackberry software.
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Touché
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