Cara memeriksa apakah iPhone 11 Anda mendukung LTE Band 28 (700MHz)

Apple's baru iPhone 11 unit belum tiba di Filipina secara resmi. Mereka yang tidak dapat menunggu ketersediaan lokal memilih untuk membeli di negara lain seperti Singapura dan Hong Kong, yang paling dekat. Namun, Anda harus memperhatikan pita LTE model karena tidak semua unit iPhone mendukung pita LTE di Filipina. Berikut cara memeriksanya sebelum membeli.

The quickest way to find out if the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, or iPhone 11 Pro Max, support LTE Band 28 (700MHz) is to look at the model number and cross-check it with Apple's list online. You can do that by checking the back of the box. It starts with the letter A followed by four numbers. Also, check if it's a GSM model. Check the photos below.

Jika Anda sudah membelinya, cukup buka Pengaturan → Umum → Tentang. Dalam hal ini, iPhone 11 yang kami beli di Singapura memiliki nomor model A2221 (GSM). Pada dasarnya, Anda hanya perlu mencari nomor model iPhone 11 ini yang mendukung LTE Band 28:

• iPhone 11: A2221 (GSM)
• iPhone 11 Pro: A2215 (GSM)
• iPhone 11 Pro Max: A2218 (GSM)

Alternatifnya, Anda dapat pergi ke www.apple.com/iphone/LTE/ dan mencari nomor model. Setelah Anda menemukan nomor model, Anda akan melihat daftar band LTE di sebelahnya. Jika Anda melihat Band 28, maka unit Anda baik. Satu‑satunya unit iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, atau iPhone 11 Pro Max yang tidak memiliki Band LTE 28 adalah yang dijual di Amerika Serikat, China, dan Hong Kong, jadi hindari unit tersebut jika Anda memerlukan band tersebut.

Itu saja. Kami harap panduan ini membantu Anda memilih pasar yang tepat untuk membeli iPhone baru yang mendukung LTE Band 28.

How can I check if my iPhone 11 supports LTE Band 28?

Look at the model number on the box or in Settings > General > About, then cross-check it with Apple's list online.

Which iPhone 11 model numbers support LTE Band 28?

iPhone 11 A2221, iPhone 11 Pro A2215, and iPhone 11 Pro Max A2218 support LTE Band 28.

Which iPhone 11 units do not have LTE Band 28?

Units sold in the United States, China, and Hong Kong do not have LTE Band 28.

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16 Comments

Mark martinez · 7 years ago

Hi! Great topic. Is the LtE band the inly thing to worry? I mean how about 2g 3g network will there be no problems as well if te band 28 is compatible?

Kristoff · 7 years ago

Hello Yugatech, let’s say my iPhone don’t have LTE Band 28 (700MHz) as I got it from US. Magwo-work pa din ba and what will be its adverse effect if I used it sa Smart or Globe network? Thanks in advance.

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 7 years ago

Yes it will.

Gian · 7 years ago

Same question here. Would it work okay here in the Philippines? Thanks Yugatech!

Joshua · 7 years ago

What are the down sides of having an iphone 11 not supporting band 28 (700)???

poche · 7 years ago

So whats the advantage of band 28 considering both telcos – globe and smart have at least 3 other bands that is being used by them for lte/4g and supported by the usa and china/hk models?

The hk/china model have dual physical nano simslot though so its a nice tradeoff for band 28 since globe and smart have band 1,3,5,7,41 between them.

700Mhz is faster and penetrates denser population

aljon · 7 years ago

Band 28 is good for coverage and indoor signal penetration which can help you in certain areas and buildings. In some areas, it also is faster. It’s also good additional band for LTE carrier aggregation with FDD bands 1 and 3 (along with its theoretical upload speed advantage compared to TDD bands)