What network does Huawei Mate10 support

Huawei Mate 10 was launched on October 16, 2017, and it is available in two versions, 4+64GB and 6+128GB, both of which are all-Netcom mobile phones. The two versions of Huawei Mate10 support 4G networks of China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom.

Both versions of Huawei Mate10 support five types of 4G networks: Mobile TD-LTE, China Unicom TD-LTE, China Unicom FDD-LTE, China Telecom TD-LTE, and Telecom FDD-LTE. Available in four colors: Classic Black, Mocha Brown, Champagne Gold, and Rose Gold.

Huawei Mate 10 has a full Netcom version, it is recommended to buy it in Huawei**, you can log in to Tmall Huawei***, Jingdong Huawei*** to buy, or you can go to the local Huawei authorized sales physical store to buy.

Mate10 is the world's first true all-Netcom dual 4G mobile phone. It supports two mobile phone cards to open 4G at the same time, and currently only Mate10 Mate10Pro supports it in the world. If you want to buy Netcom, you can go to:

1. Tmall Huawei official *** 2, Huawei *** 3, JD self-operated Huawei official *** 4, Huawei authorized experience store, these are all sold in the whole Netcom. Mobile, Unicom, and telecom business halls are all selling their own customized versions, not all Netcom. Hope it helps.

Yes, now the high-end machines are all Netcom.

Calling the Internet is to keep the network data traffic transmitted while dialing **, as for what you said I don't know which card's traffic can be set in the settings of Unlimited and Network dual SIM settings.

Mate 10 supports the following scenarios when surfing the Internet while on a call:

Scenario 1: Wi-Fi is connected.

The phone supports the Internet function when on a call.

Scenario 2: Connecting to mobile data services.

Telecom single card: does not support simultaneous Internet access when playing **. The telecom card supports single-card dual-standby mode, standby on LTE and CDMA at the same time, and when it is connected, the LTE data service will be turned off and the call will be established on CDMA.

Mobile Single SIM: Volte can surf the Internet at the same time when you are on a call. For non-Volte calls, calling** falls back to 3G 2G, because the 3G 2G network is not supported, so you can't surf the Internet at the same time.

Unicom single card: hit ** down to 3G, you can surf the Internet at the same time, if it drops back to 2G, you can't access the Internet at the same time.

Dual SIM: One card hits**, and the other card does not support simultaneous Internet access.

As of June 10, 2019, the only Huawei 5G mobile phone that can be experienced in Unicom's business hall is Huawei Mate 20X.

After the release of 5G, 4G mobile phones can continue to use the 4G network, because 5G uses new technologies and frequencies, so the current 4G mobile phones do not support 5G networks. You can log in to the 5G network and enjoy 5G network speed without changing your card, number, or registration without changing your card, number, or registration, as long as you change a 5G mobile phone (you need to turn on the 5G switch in the mobile phone) and order a 5G **.

No, let alone the mate10, and not next year's mate11. Now that 5G networks are still a long way from commercial use, it would be good to be able to use them commercially in 2020.

No, it is not supported on current mobile phones.

Huawei is also the only company in the world that can solve the problem of normal call rate signal on high-speed railways, even on high-speed trains with a maglev of 430 kilometers per hour, Huawei systems can still operate. The standard for measuring 5G technology is also based on its widespread use in mobile phones, and the Huawei Mate10 mobile phone that has been released already supports the standard and can be directly transitioned to 5G in the future

Mate10 just has a 5G frequency, 5G has not been officially used, and now it can't be used, in fact, almost 5G is commercially available in 2019.