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Cellular technology ?

STEE · 2023-02-07 18:41:48

Do mobiles phones that use 2G, 3G and 4G Cellular Technology still work in Ireland ?

07-02-2023 6:41pm

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Do mobiles phones that use 2G, 3G and 4G Cellular Technology still work in Ireland ?

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#2 07-02-2023 6:46pm

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I think 2g&3G are not being supported in Ireland now.4G will work for the foreseable future.

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#3 07-02-2023 7:26pm

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all still ON, 3G might go soon

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#4 07-02-2023 8:19pm

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3G is being retired in the near future. 2G will be supported for another few years and 4G will probably be in use for a long time yet.
Depends what you're intended usage is, if it's voice calls, a 2G phone will work in the short term (3 years), longer term a 4G phone with VoLTE is a better option but not all networks are using VoLTE yet.

Post edited by Ten Pin on February 2023

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