Post #2929994
2026-05-05 09:52 UTC
@doriane@post.lurk.org if you're dead set on a Kyocera, perhaps check out the Digno models too? The hardware's not really built the same though, it's more like what I have. But most keitai seem to have good hardware (all are waterproof, btw :D)
I don't know about the Dura line, but the Dignos (at least the ones I checked) do have coverage in Belgium, iirc.
Although I'm a bit surprised that the Dura don't have coverage here. I remember reading that Asian and European frequencies tend to have more bands in common (especially compared to the ones in America)!
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@doriane@post.lurk.org 2026-05-05 10:03
@ghostsnwitches@post.lurk.org yeah but i think it's because kyocera is mainly selling in the US not in japan... i'm new to trying to understand frequency bands compatibility but here's a screenshot from the 'unlocked kyocera dura' spec, and another from frequencycheck.com for belgium. It doesn't seem like the kyocera support 2G (GSM), neither 4G or 5G, but it does LTE (which i understood being a pseudo-4G). lol my understanding of all this is so approximate.