GSMArena VS Will my phone work

Search your phone on GSM arena and look for “VoLTE” compatible. Source: 5 months ago

EDIT: Also if there is a tool where I can search/filter mice by my criteria I'd be interested in that as well. Something like gsmarena.com for computer mice. If it's out there I would love to know because I couldn't find a better way of looking for a mouse that met these requirements than looking through tons of Amazon listings or posting here 😅. Source: 6 months ago

Gsmarena.com shows that international versions have a physical sim in addition to esim. Why the differences? Only Apple knows. Source: 10 months ago

In general, the cell bands used in the US are not supported by many Xiaomi and Redmi phones (not sure if any of them have good coverage of US bands). Check on gsmarena.com for the band coverage and then check your carrier's website for what bands they have service on. If there isn't a good overlap, your phone will not be very useful for making cellular calls or using cellular data. Source: 10 months ago

I went to Nokia.com and gsmarena.com for specs on this phone. Source: 11 months ago

I want to buy the Iris Flip. If I order it now; it'll reach in about 10 days. But do I have to use it for 60 days really? There's no other way? I have checked in willmyphonework.net whether it would work in my country or not but this model isn't listed since it is new in the market I guess. Any insights or tips regarding this please... Source: 6 months ago

You can also try sites like this one: https://willmyphonework.net/. Source: 9 months ago

Willmyphonework.net is telling me there aren't Canadian plans that will work on it at all, unless the "DuraXV+" refers to my model, in which case I have a few options but they are sparse. Does anyone have experience setting up this phone to work in Canada? Thanks! Source: 10 months ago

Most phones usually work and there are a few websites that can help - willmyphonework.net was a great website but hasn't been updated with new models. - https://www.kimovil.com/en/frequency-checker is another one - https://www.frequencycheck.com/ this website I just found out while replying to your answer. Would suggest you go with the option - look for compatible carriers for a device! Source: 10 months ago

Maybe, maybe not. You didn't event say which model of phone and provider you have. Look here: Https://willmyphonework.net/ Put your phone model there and the country and provider with you want to use it, then you can see what is compatible and what not. Source: 11 months ago