Lenovo P780 does not support 4G network?

I'm sorry, P780 supports China Unicom 3G, China Unicom 2G and mobile 2G networks, and does not support any 4G network.

Lenovo P780 is a Unicom 3G mobile phone and does not support mobile 4G networks.

Lenovo P70 is mobile-ready 4G network, as can be seen from its network parameters.

The Lenovo P70 network parameters are as follows:

3G mobile phones do not support 4G networks. If you want to use a 4G network, you need to use a 4G mobile phone.

Lenovo P780 (Unicom version) mobile phone supports OTG function.

Lenovo P780 (Unicom Edition) mobile phone, connection and sharing support: OTG, Bluetooth.

For details, please refer to the network parameters of Lenovo P780 (Unicom version) mobile phone.

Dear Lenovo mobile phone users, hello!

Lenovo P780 mobile phone supports OTG function, you can connect related external devices through OTG adapter cable.

If you have any other doubts during the subsequent use of the mobile phone, you can also log in to the "Lenovo Official Lewen Bar" to pay attention to the latest netizen consultation for reference. Have a great day!

Hello, Lenovo P780 is 'supporting OTG function';

The standard configuration of the mobile phone comes with an OTG cable, rest assured.

Hello, yes. After you change your 4G SIM card, if your phone does not support 4G, it will not affect your use of mobile 2G and 3G network services. Please refer to it.

The Lenovo P770 supports the use of mobile 4G cards, but only supports the use of mobile 2G networks, as can be seen from its network parameters.

Lenovo P770 network parameters are as follows: <>

When the big P came out, 4G hadn't come out yet.

Dear Lenovo users, hello!

Your phone can use a mobile 4G card, but since it does not support TD-LTE, it cannot use a mobile 4G network, only a 2G network.

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Take the trouble to ask questions when looking at the machine parameters and standard.

It can be used, but there is no 4G speed and network.

The card can be used, but only 2G network...

Yes, but only at 3G speeds.