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on 07-11-2021 18:19
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07-11-2021 18:27 - edited 07-11-2021 18:30
LTE is 4G and more specifically 4g calling when using VoLTE. It is a different name for the same thing. The only difference may be the bands used by the o2 network.
So you only need a 4g capable handset as a minimum requirement. Essentially any handset on the o2 shop page will support it.
Look at gsmarena if you need more technical details.
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07-11-2021 18:27 - edited 07-11-2021 18:30
LTE is 4G and more specifically 4g calling when using VoLTE. It is a different name for the same thing. The only difference may be the bands used by the o2 network.
So you only need a 4g capable handset as a minimum requirement. Essentially any handset on the o2 shop page will support it.
Look at gsmarena if you need more technical details.
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on 07-11-2021 18:28
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on 07-11-2021 18:28
LTE is 4G, so everyone gets access to it... and most phones in the last few years have all been 4G
I do not work for o2 or any VMo2 /Telefonica/Liberty Global Company

