Hello, I have been invited to buy a OnePlus X, but I just read

>>51406672
No, its a hardware limitation. Also if you are buying a new phone you could always change carriers.

>can frequency band support be added by software
Yeah, you can grow an antenna with software pretty easily.

>>51406775
With software defined radio yes. But that phone isn't going to ever support it. Don't confuse OP.

What kind of garbage is that, what network does it work worth if not gsm?

>>51406863
You don't understand what's being talked about. GSM is not over a single band.

>>51406863
T-Mobile.

This is pretty much a T-Mobile-only phone if you are in Murrica.

>>51406906
Well, consider it a flop then, how stupid can they be

>>51406938
they dont give a fuck about america, thats just it

>>51406938
The isn't America. Also it works but not with lte.

>>51406984
>Also it works but not with lte
It works fine on LTE. AT&T uses more than one fucking band, you'll just get worse coverage than you could be getting if you had full band support.

Can i have your invite please?

>>51407106
Might be more worth it to just buy it then if I do t like the coverage I'll list it on eBay for $280 and see what happens.

>getting the opx instead of the opo
The only reason i'd buy this is the size. Seriously, less storage (even if expandible with sd), 2525mAh battery and lower cpu frequency

Moto G, or even a used Moto X previous gen that works with every carrier is still a better deal.

>>51406906
It also doesn't use Tmo band 12. I would not buy this phone in America, period.

>>51407017
Settling for 3G speeds and occasional 4G speeds in 2015 is the definition of "kek."

Especially from a brand that's focused all its marketing around the phrase "never settle."

>>51407106
Not him, but I have a spare invite

>>51406672
>invited to buy

this literally the most retarded shit I ever heard. and I own a fucking iPhone

>>51409502
>I own a fucking iPhone

don't be surprised if you need to be invited to buy one if this stupid kind of shit keeps going.

>>51409502
It's a marketing gimmick obviously.

No.

>>51408911
Oh hey! You still around?

>>51409502
>>51410115
Actually no it's not. It's a way to maximize revenue while minimizing spending and surplus inventory for a relatively small company that is experiencing fast growth. They cannot afford to keep pumping out devices infinitely like Samsung and Apple