This is almost the same price as sold in China best I've seen use kimovil code 7BGEM664 at checkout to bring price down to £294.80 no band 20 support
Model Xiaomi Mi6 6GB+64GB version Network2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz 3G: WCDMA 850/900/1900/2100MHz TD-SCDMA B34/39 4G: FDD-LTE B1/B3/B5/B7/B8 TDD-LTE B38/39/40/41 [===Not Sure Your Network ?===] / [==Will My Phone Work ?==] SIM Card Dual SIM Card, Dual standby, Nano-SIM Style Bar Color White, Blue, Black Shell Material Metal + glass back cover Key Features 1. Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 2.45GHz, 6GB RAM 2. Dual Camera with optical zoom, 4-axis OIS 3. Four-sided curved glass 4. 5.15" display with eye care System OS MIUI 8 CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 2.45Ghz 64bit Octa Core GPU Adreno 540 653MHz ROM 64GB UFS RAM 6GB LPDDR4 1866MHz Card Extend No support Screen Display Size 5.15-Inch with eye care Type FHD IPS Touch screen, Sunlight display, 94.4% NTSC color gamut Resolution 1920*1080 Pixel, 428PPI Multi-Touch Yes
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shizola to sam_of_london
5 Jul 174#7
I'm perfectly happy with my non B20 xiaomi, doubt I'm the only one.
chrith
5 Jul 173#14
If you're on Android there is an app called "LTE Discovery" which shows you what band your mobile phone is using currently.
Hope it helps you out.
jay15
5 Jul 173#3
I had a phone from banggood ,It went wrong within a month (not there fault I know) sent it back to them for repair under guarantee that was over three months ago and no date as to when it will be returned.Just a note of caution your stuffed if it goes wrong.
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maxy414
5 Jul 171#1
Waiting for price to go down .
Happy with s6E and NNE 4.5
gsnares
5 Jul 171#2
Code saying can only be used 50 times.
jay15
5 Jul 173#3
I had a phone from banggood ,It went wrong within a month (not there fault I know) sent it back to them for repair under guarantee that was over three months ago and no date as to when it will be returned.Just a note of caution your stuffed if it goes wrong.
cullies
5 Jul 171#4
Any import duty payable ???
xraven360
5 Jul 171#5
Shame it's only 3500mah battery tho :disappointed:
sam_of_london
5 Jul 17#6
No B20 Negative. If only Xiaomi did B20 phones . But they don't want to sell in UK or Europe so its stupid to buy their phones .
shizola to sam_of_london
5 Jul 174#7
I'm perfectly happy with my non B20 xiaomi, doubt I'm the only one.
tonksy18 to sam_of_london
5 Jul 17#8
It's stupid NOT to buy their phones if you're on any other network other than O2, great phones for great prices.
A little research will tell you that Xiaomi do make some Phones with Band 20 as international versions.
The Mi6 is fairly new so won't be a Band 20 version yet. But as stated in every damn Xiaomi deal you keep commenting in that no Band 20 is not a massive deal breaker to a lot of people.
Have both Xiaomi Mi5 and Xiaomi Redmi 4X and both run sweet as a nut on Three network.
malky39
5 Jul 17#9
Not strictly true in some form all the UK networks use band 20. For one Vodafone use it extensively. Others not so much.
Xiaomi with most likely never realise a version of this with band 20.
It is obviously personal choice as to whether your prepared to spend this much on a phone that might not work to the full potential of your network. If I knew which band Vodafone use in my area I would be buying this as it's alot of phone for your cash, but none of the avaliable apps seem to be able to identify the band used
tonksy18
5 Jul 17#10
But again the loss of band 20 is unlikely to cause a major headache to a lot of people.
Like how a lot of people are perfectly happy with 720p phone screen as it's sharp enough for them, as long as the phone has decent enough data connection to check emails and Facebook I think they're content.
My Mi5 is a non band 20 version and my Redmi 4X is a band 20 model and I've noticed next to no difference between the two.
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Model Xiaomi Mi6 6GB+64GB version Network2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
3G: WCDMA 850/900/1900/2100MHz
TD-SCDMA B34/39
4G: FDD-LTE B1/B3/B5/B7/B8
TDD-LTE B38/39/40/41 [===Not Sure Your Network ?===] / [==Will My Phone Work ?==] SIM Card Dual SIM Card, Dual standby, Nano-SIM Style Bar Color White, Blue, Black Shell Material Metal + glass back cover Key Features 1. Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 2.45GHz, 6GB RAM
2. Dual Camera with optical zoom, 4-axis OIS
3. Four-sided curved glass
4. 5.15" display with eye care System OS MIUI 8 CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 2.45Ghz 64bit Octa Core GPU Adreno 540 653MHz ROM 64GB UFS RAM 6GB LPDDR4 1866MHz Card Extend No support Screen Display Size 5.15-Inch with eye care Type FHD IPS Touch screen, Sunlight display, 94.4% NTSC color gamut Resolution 1920*1080 Pixel, 428PPI Multi-Touch Yes
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Hope it helps you out.
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Happy with s6E and NNE 4.5
A little research will tell you that Xiaomi do make some Phones with Band 20 as international versions.
The Mi6 is fairly new so won't be a Band 20 version yet. But as stated in every damn Xiaomi deal you keep commenting in that no Band 20 is not a massive deal breaker to a lot of people.
Have both Xiaomi Mi5 and Xiaomi Redmi 4X and both run sweet as a nut on Three network.
Xiaomi with most likely never realise a version of this with band 20.
It is obviously personal choice as to whether your prepared to spend this much on a phone that might not work to the full potential of your network. If I knew which band Vodafone use in my area I would be buying this as it's alot of phone for your cash, but none of the avaliable apps seem to be able to identify the band used
Like how a lot of people are perfectly happy with 720p phone screen as it's sharp enough for them, as long as the phone has decent enough data connection to check emails and Facebook I think they're content.
My Mi5 is a non band 20 version and my Redmi 4X is a band 20 model and I've noticed next to no difference between the two.