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LightForLife

yipsama

Cannot open a new thread. Could I post here that why umidigi f2 does not support visible network? F2 should have all bands supported.

LightForLife

datboyolly

The Helio P60 and P70 models are physically identical. They are cut from the same silicon wafers. There is no hardware difference at all.

The difference between the two models is the clock speeds, and a few other features that are unlocked on the P70 (for AI). This is done through on-chip firmware.

That DOESN'T mean you're getting the performance of the P60 when you buy a P70 device though. Also, does not mean manufacturers can sell a P70 while paying for and licensing a P60. MediaTek would sue if Droi did that!

So in a nutshell, don't worry about it.

Nutype

More importantly...
what are F2 GT, Power GT, S5 Pro, and X Pro?
New unreleased models?

I was hoping they would start moving to the P90 or G90T instead.

datboyolly

I imagine the GT and Pro models are potential upgrades on super-successful devices -- much like the F1 Play was to the original F1.

Umidigi use Droi (http://www.droi.com) and A-Gold (http://www.agoldcomm.com) as ODM/OEM partners. As far as I can see, there are no off-the-shelf P90 or G90(T) devices in either ODM line-up yet, so Umidigi would have to OEM and crowd-fund a device. That's not going to happen any time soon, and especially not after losing the trust of customers due to the delayed F2 shipments.
I'd also hope, in the nicest way possible, that Umidigi focus solely on ODM devices where multiple manufacturers use the same boards and internal hardware. That way, we have more chance of good quality firmware and future updates as other manufacturers come together to squash bugs.

EDIT: Found one. Search for "BV9900". Looks like it's an A-Gold ODM device.

datboyolly

yipsama replied at 2020-1-11 07:08
Cannot open a new thread. Could I post here that why umidigi f2 does not support visible network? F2 ...

This post is too brief. If you have a problem, post lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of information. As much as you can remember, and as much as you can write.

A Google search shows visible.com which is a US network. Is this the one you are referring to?
If so, they are an MVNO of Verizon. Verizon use 800 & 1900 bands for 3G, and then LTE bands 2, 4, 5, 13 & 66. According to Google, LTE 13 is their primary band.

I don't know how MVNOs work in the US, but here in the UK most MVNOs are restricted to just a few bands rather than having access to all of them.

According to the Umidigi specs page ( https://www.umidigi.com/page-umidigi_f2_specification.html ), you'll be able to use 2, 4, 5, 13 and 66 for LTE just fine - as long as you have the Global variant. Do you have the Global variant, or EU variant? Check the label on your box to see whether it says Global or EU/EEU.

Please be very specific on your problem. Do you get any signal? Do you get low signal? Can you make calls? Can you receive calls? Are the calls poor quality? Can you send SMS? Can you get 4G/LTE? Can you get 3G? Can you get any data? Etc etc - as much info as possible. Tell us exactly what is not working.

zyi

https://www.mediatek.com/products/smartphones/mediatek-helio-p70

Acer

Can't start a thread so posting here. Anyone getting Galileo GNSS signals on the F2? Galileo is supposed to be supported, both by the chipset and the phone but no Galileo satellites show up in GPS Test. GPS, Glonass and Beidou are working fine. Thanks

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