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Home » Knowledge » TCL 30 V with C-Band 5G available for Free with 24 Months commitment on Verizon

TCL 30 V with C-Band 5G available for Free with 24 Months commitment on Verizon

by Selva Ganesh Leave a Comment

5G technology is still a mystery for all people. Even though 5G is widely available in the USA, most users can’t use the full potential because of the low band. Only Verizon and AT&T currently provide mmWave 5G, Which is not widely available in all areas. Because mmWave Antennas can’t cover vast regions, They have to plant more antennas, and the process is complicated. Now, US carriers come with a solution called C-Band 5G which can cover more area. Even though no multiple lists support this band, TCL 30 V with C-Band 5G is available for Free with 24 Months commitment on Verizon.
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Table of Contents

  • C-Band 5G
  • TCL 30 V with C-Band 5G available on Verizon
  • TCL 30 V 5G Specs
  • Price and Availability
  • Wrap Up

C-Band 5G

C-Band is the “mid-band” spectrum because at more than 1 GHz and 7. GHz is between low-band spectra such as Verizon’s 700 MHz spectrum and high-band spectra, such as our mmWave spectrum of 28 GHz and 39 GHz.

Over 70% of 5G devices in the hands of users are currently C-Band compatible. It is the iPhone 12 model, and most Samsung Galaxy S21 5G or later models will support C-band through a software upgrade. As of now, all the 5G phones that Verizon introduces for postpaid customers will be compatible with C-Band, with more than 20 C-Band- compatible handsets available towards the close of the calendar year.

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TCL 30 V with C-Band 5G available on Verizon

TCL has launched its latest Android smartphones under its TCL 30 Series. The carrier-branded phones are beginning to make their American debuts, including TCL 30 V launch tomorrow at Verizon Wireless. At the time, TCL didn’t announce the pricing or availability of the device; however, today, Verizon began selling the device at $300 with a single 4GB RAM model and 128GB storage trim, with the Midnight Gray color finish.

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TCL 30 V 5G Specs

The device is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 480 chipset paired with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of expandable storage. The phone runs Android 11 straight out in the box (and will eventually be upgraded to Android 12) with a 6.67-inch 1080p screen. The fingerprint sensor is in the back of the device, along with three cameras, 50MP primaries, 5MP ultrawide, and a 2MP macro. The front camera is 16MP and can be used for selfie-takers. A 4500 mAh battery that supports fast charging of 18W keeps things fully charged.

Price and Availability

The pricing for TCL 30 V is as follows: TCL 30 V starts at $299. The monthly cost for Verizon for $9.99/month over 30 months. New customers can receive the phone free of charge when they sign up for the new Unlimited plan.

Wrap Up

Unlike mmWave phones, C-Band is not an exclusive phone. Most of the 5G phones can support C-Band 5G. Free TCL 30 V 5G is worth the 24 monthly commitment when a new Verizon user. And Compared with other new mobile companies, TCL can stick with the regular updates. But when you are an existing user, you can judge your own decisions to buy a mobile with full payment or monthly plans. Did you plan to buy TCL 30 V 5G as a free commitment or paid plan? Share your thoughts below.

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Selva Ganesh

Selva Ganesh is the Chief Editor of this Blog. He is a Computer Science Engineer, An experienced Android Developer, Professional Blogger with 8+ years in the field. He completed courses about Google News Initiative. He runs Android Infotech which offers Problem Solving Articles around the globe.

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