Dual SIM phone options?

Cisco001

Scenario:
SIM 1 - Personal phone - Three network. i.e. need 3G
SIM 2 - Work mobile - need data connect constantly for email

Is there a dual sim phone can support 3G on both slot at same time?

d123

Cisco001 wrote: »

Scenario:
SIM 1 - Personal phone - Three network. i.e. need 3G
SIM 2 - Work mobile - need data connect constantly for email

Is there a dual sim phone can support 3G on both slot at same time?

No, none I have found. Some people have claimed it possible in the past but can never back up their assertion.

Jon_01

Some of the Chinese phone's claim to offer 3g on both sims. But I don't know of anyone that's actually confirmed that both slots do indeed give 3g.

Might be worth talking a look at the China phones review sites and asking on their forums?

You could try asking here; http://www.chinaphonearena.com/forum/Forum-Which-Phone-Should-I-Buy

devizes18193

I hace a moto g 2nd gen wich i believe will do what you want , I have a 3 simm and a talkmobile sim in it both on 3 g

sillygoose

devizes18193 wrote: »

I hace a moto g 2nd gen wich i believe will do what you want , I have a 3 simm and a talkmobile sim in it both on 3 g

It was/is sold in both single and dual sim versions so if you did buy one make sure you buy the right one.

Cisco001

devizes18193 wrote: »

I hace a moto g 2nd gen wich i believe will do what you want , I have a 3 simm and a talkmobile sim in it both on 3 g

If you turn on talkmobile data, someone ring on your three number at the same time & you can answer without problem?

I will have a look, but moto g 2nd gen is a bit old...

Anonimo

Check out the Honor 5x, claims it supports two 4g sims. Details at vmall.eu

d123

Anonimo wrote: »

Check out the Honor 5x, claims it supports two 4g sims. Details at vmall.eu

Nope.

The two SIM brackets are different. One holds a nano-SIM, the other takes a micro-SIM. This makes the phone ideal for newcomers, who might not have a nano-SIM.

Only one of the two SIM cards can be used for LTE operation, and you can determine which SIM the device should use in the software settings.

https://www.androidpit.com/honor-5x-review

labp04

Did you get a dual sim phone? Any feedback?

d123

Barry192 wrote: »

My honest advice - Oneplus 2 or Oneplus X! Cheap but very premium and classy. Superb quality for money

And quite expensive for a phone without a real warranty. Sending something signed for and insured to China if it needs warranty repairs is far from cheap, also onePlus seem to have a pretty poor record on warranty issues, even in their own forums.

I would also say that the Chinese competition has moved on, there was a significant gap when the onePlus one launched, now, not so much, you can buy comparable phones cheaper from the likes of Xiaomi, Ulefone, UMI, Honor etc.

A cheap phone from China is one thing, an expensive phone is quite a gamble.

Tony5101

Have a look at the WileyFox Swift.
Currently £129.99, plus you can claim £20 cashback from the company if you purchase before 25th March.
https://www.wileyfox.com/swift/