I told you last night that Apple launched multiple models of iPhone 5S si iPhone 5C, each of them being compatible with a varied range of networks LTE 4G from the globe. Unfortunately, this variety of models makes it difficult to choose a terminal if you don't buy it from Romania, but that's why this blog exists. According to the information obtained by me today, the model A1457 al iPhone 5S and the model A1529 al iPhone 5C were sent to Romania for testing and certification in order to use the networks LTE 4G.
The two terminals sent by Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), in our country, they are compatible with both the 4 MHz 1800G LTE band and the 2600 MHz band, which will be switched to next year. Looking into Apple's list of 4G LTE compatibility, I noticed that the terminals iPhone 5S sold in France, Germany or Great Britain will work on the 4G LTE networks in Romania, and the terminal iPhone 5C marketed in Australia, Singapore and other Asian countries will be compatible with the 4G LTE networks in our country.
Theoretically, any version of these two terminals will work in Romania if the frequencies of 1800 MHz and 2600 MHz are listed in the compatibility area, but I told you what Apple sent.
