Although it has been created widely for the mobile scope, Nokia 2 3G technology is considerably used in other scopes of business. in fact, the 3G on Nokia 2 will give it high data transfer rates (high-speed bandwidth).
Does Nokia 2 have 3G Function?
Please know that Nokia 2 has 3G technology.
Activating 3G on Nokia 2
To switch On/Off 3G on Nokia 2 apply this way:
1) Select Settings
2) Tap More
3) Choose Cellular networks
4) Change Preferred network type to 2G/3G.
Steps to Know That 3G Is Available on Nokia 2
Because these two ways are working on both iOS and Android operating systems, we can consider it as the major methods to know if Nokia 2 3G network is available or not.
Way-1
There is an icon on the top of the Nokia 2 screen indicates if 3G network is available or not.
Way-2
To know if your Nokia 2 has 3G network or not, you may use this way:
1) Dial *#06# on your mobile to get Nokia 2 IMEI number.
2) Browse www.imei.info, then type your IMEI number and choose Check.
3) You’ll see a report. Look at the LTE section – it will display all the frequencies that are supported by your Nokia 2. 3G service runs on the 2100MHz frequency, so if you see the number 2100, then your Nokia 2 is 3G compatible.
Please note that you can always check the phone’s user guide.
Note: LTE Option on mobile settings generally refers to 4G network.
More Stuff About 3G on Nokia 2
Understanding LTE:
Long-Term Evolution (LTE) is a standard for wireless broadband connections used for cellular devices and data terminals. Its frequencies as following:
* 3G networks: 900 MHz and 2100 MHz (band 1 and 39).
* 4G networks: 800 MHz (band 20), 1800 MHz and 2600 MHz (band 7 and 38).
* 5G networks: 700 MHz (band 28) and 3500 MHz (band 78).
Note: LTE Option in mobiles settings generally refers to 4G networks.
MHz Meaning:
MHz (Megahertz) is a unit of frequency equal to one million cycles per second. It is used to measure the transmission speed of electronic devices, including mobile phone communications.
What is Band?
The band is an interval in the frequency domain, delimited by a lower and upper values of transmission capacity over network communication systems. However, broadly we are using bandwidth expression to refer to the capacity of a network.