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Tech specs: T-Mobile REVVL 2 PLUS

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Learn about the key features and specifications of the T-Mobile REVVL 2 PLUS.

 

On this page:

 

 

Key features

  • 2-year warranty
  • 6-inch full HD+ display (1080 x 2160) with next-level picture and video

  • Dual rear (12MP + 2MP) cameras to take photos and videos like a pro

  • Face unlock

  • Embedded fingerprint sensor

 

 

Specs

  • Battery
    • Usage time: 14 hours
    • Standby time: 615 hours
    • Battery size/type: 4000 mAh
  • Keyboard
    • Touch screen with on-screen keyboard
  • Memory
    • 3 GB RAM, 32 GB ROM
    • Supports up to 128 GB MicroSD card
  • Operating System
    • Android 8.1 Oreo
  • Processor
    • 2.5GHz, Octa-core processor
  • Anti-theft
    • Yes
  • Advanced messaging
    • Yes
  • Device Unlock App
    • Yes
  • Emergency Alerts (WEA)
  • SIM card
    • Nano
  • System Manager (Carrier IQ)
    • No
  • T-Mobile Video Calling
    • Yes

Connectivity

  • Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac
  • Wi-Fi web browsing
  • Wi-Fi sharing
  • Wi-Fi Calling 2.0

 

  • USB Type C
  • Bluetooth® 4.2, Power Class X, A2DP (stereo Bluetooth), OPP (Object Push Profile), HFP, AVRCP, PBAP
  • Google Chrome browser
  • Tethering APN

Network

  • LTE
    • 2, 4, 5, 12, 66, 71
  • 4G (HSPA+)
    • Cat24 & 42Mbps
  • UMTS
    • 2, 4, 5
  • GSM
    • 850/900/1800/1900MHz

 

  • HD Voice Capable
    • Yes
  • VoLTE Capable
    • Yes

Camera

  • Dual rear-facing 12 MP & 2 MP cameras w/1080p @ 30fps capture and 1080p @30fps playback
  • 8 MP (front facing) with 1080p @ 30fps capture
  • Dual tone flash (dual rear), LED flash (front)

 

  • Autofocus
  • Face detection
  • Multiple shooting modes
  • Video recording

Multimedia

  • Stereo audio (with headset)
  • Audio support: MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC, WMA, MPEG4, WAV, MIDI
  • Image support: GIF87A, GIF87A, PNG

 

  • Video support: 3GP, MP4, AVI, WMV
  • HAC support: M1, M2, M3, M4, T3

Official T-Mobile Tuesdays Thread

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  • Free 1-night disc rental. Form Redbox.
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  • And more!

Take a peek at our current offers for more details. Still have questions? No problem! Post any questions and comments here so we can all chat about it!

Tech specs: T-Mobile REVVL 2

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Learn about the key features and specifications of the T-Mobile REVVL 2.

 

On this page:

 

 

Key features

  • 2-year warranty
  • Spacious 5.5-inch HD+ (720 x 1440) display
  • 2.5D Asahi Glass
  • Face unlock
  • Embedded fingerprint sensor

 

Specs

  • Battery
    • Usage time: 13 hours
    • Standby time: 320 hours
    • Battery size/type: 3000mAh
  • Keyboard
    • Touch screen with on-screen keyboard
  • Memory
    • 2 GB RAM, 32 GB ROM
    • Supports up to 128 GB MicroSD card
  • Operating System
    • Android 8.1 Oreo
  • Processor
    • MediaTekTM MT6739 chipset
    • 1.5GHz, Quad-core processor
  • Anti-theft
    • Yes
  • Advanced messaging
    • Yes
  • Device Unlock App
    • Yes
  • Emergency Alerts (WEA)
  • SIM card
    • Nano
  • System Manager (Carrier IQ)
    • No
  • T-Mobile Video Calling
    • Yes

Connectivity

  • Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n
  • Wi-Fi web browsing
  • Wi-Fi sharing
  • Wi-Fi Calling 2.0

 

  • Micro-USB
  • Bluetooth® 4.2, Power Class X, A2DP (stereo Bluetooth), OPP (Object Push Profile), HFP, AVRCP, PBAP
  • Google Chrome browser
  • Tethering APN

Network

  • 4G LTE
    • 2, 4, 5, 12, 66, 71
  • 4G (HSPA+)
    • Cat24 & 42Mbps
  • UMTS
    • 2, 4, 5
  • GSM
    • 850/900/1800/1900MHz

 

  • HD Voice Capable
    • Yes
  • VoLTE Capable
    • Yes

Camera

  • 13 MP (rear facing)
  • 8 MP (front facing)
  • 1080p @ 30fps capture and playback
  • Flash

 

  • Autofocus
  • Face detection
  • Multiple shooting modes
  • Video recording

Multimedia

  • Stereo audio (with headset)
  • Audio support: AAC LC, HE-AACv1, HE-AACv2, AAC ELD, AMR-NB, AMR WB, FLAC, MP3, MIDI, Vorbis, PCM/WAVE, Opus
  • Image support: GIF87A, GIF87A, PNG

 

  • Video support: 3GP, MP4, AVI, WMV
  • HAC support: M4, T3

Unlocked the phone

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здравствуйте! заблркирован телефон под вашего оператора, прошу разблокировать его, так как срок контракта с Вами истек.

iphone 5s 16gb

model A1533

4G LTE Signal Booster

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The 4G LTE Signal Booster is a great solution to make low signal stronger and more reliable.

 

 

Signal booster overview

The 4G LTE Signal Booster takes low signal in your home (minimum of 1 bar 3G, 4G, or 4G LTE) and boosts it, giving you a stronger and more reliable signal where you need it most.

 

The device includes a window unit, which receives T-Mobile signal, and a separate coverage unit, which rebroadcasts it and boosts it in your home. You can usually set it up in 15 minutes.

 

 

Requirements

  • Minimum of 1 bar of indoor T-Mobile signal in your home with 3G, 4G, or 4G LTE (Not for 2G signal)
  • Phone that can connect to the T-Mobile network's 3G, 4G, or 4G LTE
  • Power outlets near the units
  • Active T-Mobile postpaid account
  • No home Internet or Wi-Fi needed!

 

 

Orders & pricing

T-Mobile offers free coverage devices to customers who qualify. To ask about it, just dial 611 or set up a callback below.

 

  • Postpaid customers may loan a signal booster from T-Mobile if qualified. This requires a one-time $25 refundable deposit.
  • No charges to buy the device! You're borrowing, not buying.
  • No monthly fees to pay!
  • If you cancel service or don't want it anymore, we'll send you a prepaid shipping label to return it. Possible fees may be charged for not returning the device in good condition.

 

 

 

Tech specs

Specs4G LTE Signal Booster / Signal Booster Duo
Maximum connections16 voice, 4 data
Range

Approximately 3,000 feet

HandoffThe signal booster provides an extension of the T-Mobile network, so your calls will stay connected as they normally would when you move between booster coverage and other T-Mobile coverage or Wi-Fi Calling.
Devices supportedT-Mobile and non-T-Mobile (BYOD) devices that can connect to the T-Mobile network's 3G, 4G, or 4G LTE
Technology / frequencies

4G LTE:

  • Band 2 / L1900
  • Band 4 / L2100
  • Duo model only: Band 12 / L700 (for markets with only L700 coverage)
  • Includes VoLTE

 

3G/4G (UMTS):

  • U1900
  • U2100

 

No 2G bands

 

 

Need more help?

LTE not working

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LTE signal is no longer working.  Now defaults to 4G.  Is this a result of a Tower out of service or down for maintenance? 

T-Mobile General Care Support provided misinformation and messed up my plan - Need help/advice

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Hello,

 

Last month, I reached out to T-Mobile Customer Service (Richmond center) to add a 3rd line. Since I am on a grandfather plan, the Customer Service rep told me that they can't add a 3rd line to my account, and that the only way to add a 3rd line is for for me to upgrade to the new Essentials plan. I declined because the costs of the Essentials plan did not make sense financially (my monthly bill will almost double by adding a 3rd-line).

 

After I declined the upgrade offer, the Customer Service rep put me on hold and conferred with her supervisor. She came back and told me that since I've been a loyal customer for 12 years, they will honor my original (grandfather) plan. Her supervisor approved it. She will add a 3rd line for $20 more ($10 talk/text and $10 data). I was happy with this offer and told her to add a 3rd line to my account. I also bought a new iPhone 11 via T-mobile for the new line.

 

A couple weeks later, I received the iPhone and activated the 3rd line. I checked my account and noticed that they didn't just added a 3rd line, they modified my plan to something different and the bill double. I called the same Customer Service rep and told her about the billing issue. She assured me that she'll correct the issue before my due date.

 

Past forward to this past Friday, the Customer Service rep called me back and said that she was unable to get the price that we agreed upon at the start. She mentioned something about my original plan was identified by their account review team as an error, and that they changed the plan to correct the error in order to add a 3rd line. However, with the new corrected plan, they were unable to match the price we agreed upon a few weeks ago. I will have to pay much more than the $20 amount agreed.

 

Since T-mobile didn't not fulfill their promise, I told the rep to cancel the 3rd line and revert my account back to the original grandfather plan. She again put me on hold and conferred with her supervisor again. She came back told me what they can't revert back to my original plan because the original plan was an error. She can only remove the 3rd line but the new price will still be $20 more than my original plan. Really!?

 

Currently, I am stuck with these 2 options:

  1. Stay with the new 3-line plan for a price that we did not agree upon
  2. Cancel the 3rd line to go to a 2-line plan (but pay $20 more than my original grandfather 2-line plan)

 

And oh, I purchased a new phone based on the information they provided as well.

 

This is complete BS and terrible customer service. Any advice on what to do here? I debating if I should cancel my account or not. I feel like I am being baited out of my grandfather plan with false information. It's sad that they treat their customer of 12 years like this.

 

TLDR

- T-mobile customer service rep provided false information

- Based on false information provided, I purchased a new phone and added a 3rd line.

- T-mobile didn't honor the pricing agreed at the start

- T-mobile didn't revert my account back to the original grandfather plan

- I got baited out of my grandfather plan and forced to pay more

T-Mobile Home Internet

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T-Mobile Home Internet uses the award winning T-Mobile network to provide home internet service. T-Mobile Home Internet is is only available by invitation.

 

About T-Mobile Home Internet

  • Get connected: T-Mobile's LTE Wi-Fi Gateway uses the award winning T-Mobile network for your home internet connection over Wi-Fi or ethernet.
  • Easier setup: The simple setup process makes it easy to get started right away.
  • Powerful features: Parental controls and QoS let you take control of your internet experience.
  • Simulators are available!

 

How do I get T-Mobile Home Internet?

T-Mobile Home Internet is currently available by invitation only to existing T-Mobile customers at select home addresses.  If you’d like us to keep in touch with you and share T-Mobile Home Internet updates and progress as we grow, please sign up here http://www.T-Mobile.com/ISP. As soon as we’re ready for you, we’ll let you know!

 

I need help with T-Mobile Home Internet

If you already have T-Mobile Home Internet and need some help, we have you covered. Check out these links for additional information on setting up and using your T-Mobile Home Internet service. If you can't find the answer, Contact Us and one of our experts will be happy to help.

 

How to setup and use your LTE Wi-Fi Gateway

 

Get help if something isn't working right


Question about family plan

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I'm in family plan, which is $112 a month. But why I was charged $125 after I set auto-pay. Does anyone know what's going on? Thanks.

Email to SMS (tmomail.net) is blocking our domain for spam.

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I work for a local fire department, which uses the phonenumber@tmomail.net gateway to alert members of the fire department with (T-Mobile service) of emergencies/disasters. We use similar gateways from other carriers for those respective members, and they are without issue at this time. This system from T-Mobile has worked flawlessly for the last 2 years, until recently, which we are now getting bounced by the server and getting the mail messages kicked back with the following error (X's represent the member's phone number):

 

mx197.us-east-2b.ess.aws.cudaops.com gave this error:
permanent failure for one or more recipients (XXXXXXXXXX@tmomail.net:blocked)

 

i've tried sending messages individually, and even sending out messages as MMS, and I'm still getting bounce backs.

 

I see "srickar" on this site answering questions, as the spam admin for tmomail.net, and I was wondering if they'd be able to point me in the right direction.

 

Not only am I the one handling this issue... I'm also a T-Mobile user, and am one of the end users effected by it.

 

Thanks for any input.

Network & APN: ALCATEL ONETOUCH Fierce 2

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Use these steps to support network settings on the ALCATEL ONETOUCH Fierce 2.

 

 

 

APN & data settings

  1. From any Home screen, tap the Menu key.
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. Tap More.
  4. Tap Mobile networks > Access Point Names.
  5. If available, tap the T-Mobile US APN (the bullet point fills with green).
  6. If not available, tap Menu > New APN.
  7. To reset your APN settings, tap the Menu key and then tap Reset to default.
  8. Verify and update the following settings for the Data APN:
    • Name: T-Mobile US
    • APN: fast.t-mobile.com
    • Proxy:<Not set>
    • Port:<Not set>
    • Username:<Not set>
    • Password:<Not set>
    • Server:<Not set>
    • MMSC:http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc
    • MMS proxy:<Not set>
    • MMS port:<Not set>
    • MMS protocol: WAP 2.0
    • MCC: 310
    • MNC: 260
    • Authentication type:<Not set>
    • APN type:<Not set> OR Internet+MMS
    • APN protocol: IPv4/IPv6
    • APN roaming protocol: IPv4
    • Enable/disable APN:<greyed out unless there are multiple APN's>
    • Bearer: Unspecified
  9. Tap the Menu key.
  10. Tap Save.
  11. Tap the desired APN profile you want to use. The bullet point fills with green next to the APN profile.

 

Manual network selection

The device detects and registers on wireless networks inside T-Mobile’s calling area, but roaming networks are usually restricted to T-Mobile SIM cards. You can manually select a network only in areas where T-Mobile does not own GSM spectrum.

 

  1. From any home screen, tap Apps.
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. Under 'WIRELESS & NETWORKS,' tap More to expand the menu.
  4. Tap Mobile networks > Network operators.
  5. Under 'Available networks,'  tap Search networks, then tap OK.
  6. Tap the desired network, then tap OK.

 

Switch 2G / 4G

  1. From any home screen, tap Apps.
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. Under 'WIRELESS & NETWORKS,' tap More to expand the menu.
  4. Tap Mobile networks > Preferred network type.
  5. Choose from the following:
    • WCDMA only
    • GSM only
    • GSM / WCDMA auto
    • WCDMA preferred

 

Turn on / off airplane mode

Airplane mode turns off wireless connections. This allows app and menu use, but prevents voice or Internet use.

 

  1. From any home screen, tap Apps.
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. Under 'WIRELESS & NETWORKS,' tap More to expand the menu.
  4. Select or clear the Airplane mode check box.

 

Turn on / off mobile data

  1. From the Home screen, tap Apps.
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. Under 'WIRELESS & NETWORKS,' tap More.. to expand the menu.
  4. Tap Mobile networks.
  5. Tap Mobile data to turn on or off.

 

Turn on / off data roaming

  1. From the Home screen, tap Apps.
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. Under 'WIRELESS & NETWORKS,' tap More.. to expand the menu.
  4. Tap Mobile networks.
  5. Tap Data roaming to turn on or off.

Assurant issues

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Hello everyone, is anyone else that you may know of having issues with Assurant who is the company that T-Mobile uses when your phone gets stolen, lost or damaged? My phone was stolen Monday morning July 9th and when I called to file a claim for my phone Assurant charged me 175.00 for my deductible and tole me they would be over-nighting my replacement phone. It is now Friday the 13th and still no phone or any emails from Assurant regarding any tracking information. This is very frustrating since we do so much on our phones in today's fast paced world. I have called and spoke with them 3 times this week and even spoke with a manager who gave me the same answer the regular employees at Assurant did. All they can do is apologize for the inconvenience of me not having my phone. I don't have a Lan line just like many of you do not so unless I'm at home or at work I have no other way to communicate. I'm not going to spend additional money getting a pre paid phone when I already spent 175.00 on my deductible. I have been a T-Mobile customer for 16 years and the only thing that T-Mobile was able to do is credit me the days that I have been with out a phone.....really??? I told the customer service rep for T-Mobile that if I don't get my phone by next week I will be switching carriers. I'm sure I am not the only T-Mobile customer waiting on a phone from Assurant who they partnered with, you would think T-Mobile would add pressure to Assurant since they are the reason many customers like me are un-happy. Maybe this is what Friday the 13th is supposed to bring............nothing but bad luck.

E-mail to SMS spam blocking

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We have been using the tmomail.net e-mail to SMS gateway to send notifications for voicemails received by our corporate PBX.   Sometime within the past few days, these messages started to get blocked.  We are getting a 550 failure code with a "rejecting banned content" description.  There have been some other threads that mention that we can get our domain whitelisted.  srickar has helped others in the past with this, so I have requested to follow him so that I can direct message him our details.  The other threads have been closed, which is why I have started a new thread.  The most recent thread was answered with a solution to use an SMS short code to send out such notifications.  This is probably not an acceptable solution to most customers on this forum, as it costs $1000/mo to maintain a short code.

When will OnePlus 6T users receive Android 10 update?

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Android 10 has been released to international variants of the device, but I'm still waiting for it for T-Mobile. When can we expect this update for T-Mobile variants? Is there a scheduled date?

Being a T-mobile *Business* is an AWFUL experience. Any plans to improve?

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Being a T-mobile *Business* is an absolutely AWFUL experience: all online actions (upgrading phones, updating data and plans,...) are blocked "for security reasons". Any plans to improve?


Timex FamilyConnect Kids Smartwatch

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I purchased the smartwatch but it won't support the T-mobile network (even though they are the ones selling it) and the watch won't give me a code to add to the app and get it started. T-mobile says its a Timex problem and I have to contact them instead and I cannot reach a person by phone, email, chat, etc. Does anyone know how to get them working or should I just return and cancel the line because that seems like the only choice at this point.

Can no longer choose prepaid data plan

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This prepaid account originally had a 2GB data plan.  I skipped payment for a month and now the system won't let me choose a plan.  Can only do on-demand.  When in account pages I keep seeing errors like: "Customer details not found in cache", "Customer Financial account not found", "Request could not be processed", "Bad Request".  It's enrolled in auto-pay and has $10 available to pay for the 2GB data plan.  But it just won't let me choose it.  Looks to me like a database error.  Is this something I need to go to a store to fix?

Text from T-Mobile about roaming usage.

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Hi everybody,

 

I would like to know what is the limit for the international roaming per T-Mobile terms.

 

I have spent 16 days in Thailand, then 13 days in USA, and then vacation 16 days in France and Switzerland.

I came back 5 days ago home, and today I am receiving the text attached below.

 

Very surprising too that I have been purchasing a pass 15GB International Pass.

I purchased it 2 times in a row.

If it is a problem to use our phone abroad, I would like to understand why we can get a pass for 30 days, et why we are allowed to purchase a new one.

Does T-Mobile just want our money without the right to use the benefit we paid for ?

Seriously, for $50, I could have use my phone a lot. I didn't call enough to cover the cost of $50 at $0.25/minutes. And regarding the data, on the first pass I took for Thailand, I used less than 3GB, and for my trip in Europe, less than 3GB too.

I took the 15GB because 10 days was just not enough.

 

I then do not understand the text message I received, and why I am receiving it.

 

Any explanation would be very helpful. Thank you.

 

 

The text I received today :

 

The majority of the recent T-Mobile usage on line xxxxxxxxxx has been roaming internationally. Per our terms and conditions roaming benefits are not intended for extensive use abroad.  You can use Wi-Fi to reduce your international usage. See details: t-mo.co/roaming

ERLTE, VoLTE, VVM (native), RCS (native) Not working On Moto X4

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Note here, I am a One Plus Add on subscriber and should have access to VoLTE, VVM, and RCS.

 

I've had a moto x4 since January, where in it was originally on Android 8.0, and it has updated to 8.1, and to 9.0 via OTA.

 

I have also tried a custom rom to determine if the device being Android One for Google Fi has caused any issues. (it shouldn't, google Fi is a MVNO of tmobile and uses tmobiles towers)

 

Best I can tell VoLTE, VVM (native), RCS (native) are not nor have they ever worked on my device,despite Tmobiles IMEI Check stating they should and the hardware allowing it.

 

  • VoLTE is provisioned according to the dialers settings, however any call incoming or outgoing instantly drops my LTE signal to H+. I have HD voice, but that does not require VoLTE and can be implemented over HSPDA and EVDO
  • Native VVM does not work : half the time it does not show up in the stock android 9 google dialer, and when the tab is there it gives some error as to being unable to connect, or try again, or call your voicemail to complete set up.
  • RCS, Chat Enhancement worked long enough to get my password to set it up sent to me via text message, then vanished from my message (googles Messages) apps settings stating no carrier support.

 

Now, VVM worked on my Xperia X Compact until around October of 2018 then stopped functioning(unlocked phone, but it had stopped getting updates around late 2017, i held mine back to android6.0).

 

VoLTE and native VVM work on a Blackberry q10 (tmobile branded) and on a BlackBerry q20 (unlocked) are still functioning as of yesterday.

 

Is there anything in the works to remedy this? If all these features work on Fi, which uses T-mobile as the back-haul, there is no reason I can see they don't work on the real network. Will unbranded users ever get access to this? - I've even seen posts noting that pixel3 users may not even have native access to these features despite being sold in the brick and mortar stores

 

And no, using the horrid T-Mobile VVM app nor digits app is not an option : it never buzzes, fails to notify, is clunky and slow, and should not be required. With all these ads about being the "uncarrier" this is a pretty "2008 carrier" move to require junk apps to work basic functions.

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Alcatel Go Flip 3 - alarm clock bug

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I just started using the Alcatel Go Flip 3, and wonder if I have encountered a bug.

 

I had an alarm set for 5:45 am.  Before bedtime, I decided to get up at 5:20 instead.  I switched the alarm time, and it woke me up at 5:20.

 

HOWEVER -- at 5:45, the alarm went off again.  I did not have more than one alarm set.  Only the single alarm remained, and it showed 5:20am.

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