Could be the aus set you are using be a different LTE network band compared to Sg and My sets. I heard Digi is utilizing a different bandwidth compared to celcom and maxis. One of mh previous iphone 5 which I gave to a staff canno get LTE either and we are on digi as well. Previously the phone could get LTE when i was using it but I was on Maxis.

i think he meant no sim card ejector o.O

digi using 2600mhz for lte.

iphone 5 sg/aus/my set only support 1800 mhz which maxis is using

https://www.apple.com/iphone/LTE/

scroll down to iphone 5 then u will see the bandwith supported by ip5.

Spot on.

My oh my...look at the typo i wrote. I really hate replying threads using my ipads. Sure got lotsa typos.

First time im hearing this. Your relative's iphone use wifi only?

Ps... Dont always believe in whatever people tell you to.

i'm too firdt time heard this..
waiting she pass to me to see the i6+ witout sim slot.

i'm too firdt time heard this..
waiting she pass to me to see the i6+ witout sim slot.

First time im hearing this. Your relative's iphone use wifi only?

Ps... Dont always believe in whatever people tell you to.

It could be USA CDMA version. Such set doesn't use any simcard ( like what we had here). These are tied down to telco n telco info embedded into phone. This is my understanding of CDMA sets but hadn't seen any USA CDMA sets yet
CDMA sets are locked to telco that sell it n I understand you cannot switch telco too.
CDMA networks not supported in M'sia n many other Asian countries too

New generation of iPhone has been officially available and it comes in two versions this time, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Apart from considering between a 4.7-inch and a 5.5-inch iPhone, consumers also have to deal with choosing among different models, including A1549, A1586, A1589, A1522, A1524 and A1593.


I see a lot of people buy iPhone 6 in the U.S. or on eBay with global shipping but many of those phones couldn’t work in their countries because there are some iPhone models manufactured for different wireless carriers and markets. They have almost the same tech specs but there are some differences in cellular connectivity. The situation is much better this year as the new iPhone 6/6 Plus features new VoLTE (Voice over LTE) technology, which means you can buy a GSM version and still can use a full range of services on CDMA networks. For example, you can buy a sim-free T-Mobile phone and completely avoid CDMA to use it on Verizon. Some carriers offering VoLTE are T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon in the US; Hutchinson Telecom (3), CSL and SmarTone in Hong Kong; SK Telecom, KT and LG U+ in South Korea and StarHub in Singapore.
As VoLTE hasn’t become popular worldwide yet, I’d recommend you to check carefully so that you can purchase the most compatible one. The model numbers of iPhones can easily be found on the box or on the back cover. The amount of iPhone 6’s model numbers is less than iPhone 5S’, then it is much easier for us to pick the right one. So, what are the differences between those iPhone models? Let’s check them out.

Yes, all Verizon iPhones have had a nano SIM card since at least iPhone 5 for the LTE signal which is high speed data transmission. iPhone 6 & 6 plus are able to use the new Voice over LTE (VoLTE) service to make voice calls over the high speed frequency to currently other Verizon phones capable of the same for high definition calls. They will expand that to call phones on other carriers next year. All other phones will cause the iPhone 6 to make the call over the regular 3G band.

the phone has been plugged in before... so for me 6 hours for 37% not that impressive tho....

well if you see the link it shows australia set does support 2600Mhz frequency band.

Is your digi account including LTE in its service?

i'm too firdt time heard this..
waiting she pass to me to see the i6+ witout sim slot.

If she does, im sure you can keep the phone as a dummy display already.    How are you going to use local carrier sims here? 

Maybe she couldnt find it..or maybe its an ipod?

It could be USA CDMA version. Such set doesn't use any simcard ( like what we had here). These are tied down to telco n telco info embedded into phone. This is my understanding of CDMA sets but hadn't seen any USA CDMA sets yet
CDMA sets are locked to telco that sell it n I understand you cannot switch telco too.
CDMA networks not supported in M'sia n many other Asian countries too

you mean without SIM ejector

I saw an uncle today wanting to return his iphone 6 plus to apple store because it didn't come with a SIM ejector     

Is this ori from spigen?
price  rm50
http://zqoutlet.com/collections/spigen-sgp...riant=822533571

Is this ori from spigen?
price  rm50
http://zqoutlet.com/collections/spigen-sgp...riant=822533571

It says "original outlet" though but that doesn't means the item is original. 

Could be the aus set you are using be a different LTE network band compared to Sg and My sets. I heard Digi is utilizing a different bandwidth compared to celcom and maxis. One of my previous iphone 5 which I gave to a staff cannot get LTE either and we are on digi as well. Previously the phone could get LTE when i was using it but I was on Maxis.

I remember buying a Melko case for my ex Note once. The photo shots shows it really looks like original Melko. I had bought several Melko cases before from Melko site directly and their flipcases always follow same pattern on different phone models. I bought it since was cheap RM80 vs Melko site quoted RM 120
When I received it straightaway I know it was an imitation : firstly its external packaging doesn't had Melko badging and its bottom side of the flipcase doesn't had a cutout for the USB port
I contacted the seller and he had the nerve to tell me " I didn't advertised it as original Melko , just Melko " !!
Well it was a good lesson learned buying cheaper than original pricing

I'm using DiGi line in iphone 6+. I didn't face this problem before.. My phone is SG set...