26-01-2025 07:50 AM
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26-01-2025 07:39 PM
OP certainly won't be connecting to 5G on a Samsung Galaxy A6 from 2018, but should connect to 4G bands naturally.
26-01-2025 08:55 AM
@Dme2 What’s G4 ?
26-01-2025 06:39 PM
It should connect to 4G naturally or even 5G.
26-01-2025 07:39 PM
OP certainly won't be connecting to 5G on a Samsung Galaxy A6 from 2018, but should connect to 4G bands naturally.
26-01-2025 07:42 PM - edited 26-01-2025 07:43 PM
OK, I didn't bother investigating the spec of the phone, but I aimed to answer the supposed Q & added an afterthought 😉.
26-01-2025 07:56 PM
If, by "G4" you mean "4G", this is simply a radio access technology like "2G" or "3G". If your phone has coverage indicators, then you have service and thus very likely 4G.
Does your phone show "VoLTE" next to your coverage indicators? This means "Voice over LTE" which is the technology behind 4G-calling... you're using the 4G network for your voice calls & mobile data if so.