QUOTE(slickz @ Oct 27 2014, 12:18 AM)
well if you see the link it shows australia set does support 2600Mhz frequency band.
Is your digi account including LTE in its service?
Yes, its a corporate account as it is a company line. The sim card has been changed to Digi's latest Nanosim card (Black Sim Card) and still doesnt work. Called Digi CS and they told me certain Iphone 5 models doesn't support their LTE bandwidth.
QUOTE(jns6888 @ Oct 27 2014, 12:57 AM)
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?

QUOTE(rathian_mhfu @ Oct 27 2014, 01:30 AM)
Maybe she couldnt find it..or maybe its an ipod?
QUOTE(benny888 @ Oct 27 2014, 07:08 AM)
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
+1
But I read that CDMA versions of the iphone were only produced on iphone 4 and iphone 5 batches. Iphone 6 and 6 + only comes carrier locked and it still has a sim card tray but already comes standard with their respective telco nano sim inserted and it doesn't comes with the sim card ejector like mentioned.
If for me, I would save myself all these hassle and buy a local MY set since its due to launch already now.