Smartphone 4G LTE Bands

What are the 4G LTE bands supported by your SIM service carrier? Please check this list before buying any smartphone.

List of LTE networks

Carrier	4G LTE Bands	Frequencies
AT&T	2, 4, 5, 17	1900, 1700 abcde, 700 bc
Verizon Wireless	2, 4, 13	1900, 1700 f, 700 c
T-Mobile	2, 4, 12	1900, 1700 def, 700 a
Sprint	25, 26, 41	1900 g, 850, 2500
Europe	1, 3, 7, 8, 20	2100, 1800, 2600, 900, 800
Asia	1, 3, 5, 7	2100, 2300, 2500, 2600

List of LTE networks worldwide

4G LTE Band	Frequency (MHz)	North America	Europe	Asia	Latin America	Africa	Oceania
1	2100	No	Yes	Yes	(no deployments)	South Africa (Cell C, MTN, Vodacom)	Australia (Vodafone)
2	1900	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No
3	1800	No	Yes	Yes	Aruba (SETAR), Brazil (Nextel, TIM, Claro, VIVO), Cayman Islands (Digicel Cayman), Costa Rica (Claro, Movistar), Dominican Republic (Orange), Venezuela (Digitel GSM)	Yes	Yes
4	1700	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No
5	850	USA (AT&T, U.S. Cellular)	No	Cambodia (SEATEL), India (Jio), Indonesia (Smartfren), Malaysia (Telekom Malaysia), Pakistan (Telenor), Philippines (Smart), South Korea (LG U+, SK Telecom)	(no deployments)	Malawi (Access Communications)	Australia (Vodafone)
7	2600	Canada (Bell, Rogers, Telus)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ghana (Surfline), Zambia (MTN, Zamtel)	Yes
8	900	No	Czech Republic (Vodafone(temporary), Netherlands (T-Mobile), Slovenia (Telekom Slovenije), Sweden (Net4Mobility), Germany (Telekom)	Yes	Peru (Bitel)	Nigeria (ntel), South Africa (Vodacom)	(no deployments)
11	1500	No	No	Japan (au, SoftBank)	No	No	No
12	700	Canada (Bell), Guam (iConnect, IT&E Overseas), Northern Marianna Islands (IT&E Overseas, USA (AT&T (via MFBI), T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, Regional carriers)	No	No	No	No	Kiribati (TSKL)
13	700	USA (Verizon), Canada (Bell, EastLink, Feenix, MTS, SaskTel, Telus, Vidéotron) (planned)	No	No	Bolivia (Entel), Puerto Rico (Open Mobile), Turks and Caicos Islands (C&W LIME)	No	No
14	700	USA (FirstNet)	No	No	No	No	No
17	700	Canada (Rogers), Guam (NTT DoCoMo), USA (AT&T)	No	No	Antigua & Barbuda (Digicel), Bahamas (BTC), Bolivia (Tigo), Cayman Islands (C&W LIME), Dominica (Digicel), Turks and Caicos Islands (Digicel), Puerto Rico (Claro)	No	No
18	800	No	No	Japan (au)	No	No	No
19	800	No	No	Japan (NTT Docomo)	No	No	No
20	800	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Fiji (Digicel), French Polynesia (Viti[^{disambiguation needed]}), New Caledonia (OPT)
21	1500	No	No	Japan (NTT Docomo)	No	No	No
24	1600	USA (Ligado Networks formerly LightSquared)	No	No	No	No	No
25	1900	USA (Sprint)	No	No	(no deployments)	No	No
26	850	USA (Sprint)	(no deployments)	Japan (au) (via MFBI)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)
27	800	(no deployments)	No	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)
28	700	No	France (Free Mobile)	Yes	Yes	Nigeria (Glo Mobile)	Yes
29	700	USA (AT&T)	No	No	No	No	No
30	2300	USA (AT&T)	No	No	No	No	No
31	450	No	Denmark (Net1), Finland (Ukko Mobile), Norway (ice.net), Russia (Skylink), Sweden (Net1)	Armenia (Beeline)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)
32	1500	No	Italy (TIM)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)
65	2100	No	EAN in deployment	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)
66	1700	Canada (Freedom Mobile)	No	No	(no deployments)	No
67	700	No	(no deployments)	No	No	No	No
68	700	No	No	(no deployments)	No	(no deployments)	No
69	2600	No	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)	(no deployments)
70	2000	USA (DISH)	No	No	No	No	No
71	600	USA (AT&T, C Spire, DISH, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular)	No	No	No	No	No
4G LTE Band	Frequency (MHz)	North America	Europe	Asia	Latin America	Africa	Oceania

List of LTE networks in Europe

Country or Territory	Operator	Frequency (MHz)	Bands	VoLTE	Notes
Abkhazia	A-Mobile	800	20		^[1]
Abkhazia	Aquafon	800	20		^[1][2]
Åland Islands	Ålcom	800	20		15 MHz ^[1][3]
Åland Islands	Ålcom	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^[1][3] 17,5 MHz remain for GSM services.
Albania	Albtelecom (Eagle Mobile)	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^[1][3][4][5] 0,8 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telekom	1800	3		10 MHz ^[3][6] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 11 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telekom	2600	7		20 MHz ^[1][3][6][7] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Vodafone	1800	3		10 MHz ^[1][3][8] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 13,2 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Vodafone	2600	7		20 MHz ^[1][3][8] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
Andorra	Andorra Telecom	800	20		^[1]
Austria	3	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][9][10][11][12]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	3	2600	7		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][9][10][13]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	A1	800	20	Nov 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][15][16][17][18]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (256 QAM) (Demo).
	A1	2600	7	Nov 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][15][16][17][19][20][21]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (256 QAM) (Demo).
	T-Mobile	1800	3		10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][12][22][23]}
	T-Mobile	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][24][25][26]}
Belarus	ANLIM.BR (via beCloud)	1800	3		15 MHz in use ^[27] Service via wholesale network
	life:) (via beCloud)	1800	3		15 MHz in use ^[28][29] Service via wholesale network.
	MTS (via beCloud)	1800	3		15 MHz in use ^[30] Service via wholesale network.
Belgium	BASE	800	20		10 MHz ^[3][31][32]
	BASE	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][31][33][34][35]} 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Orange	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][31][36][37][38]} Provider formerly branded as Mobistar.
	Orange	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][31][36][37][38]} 5 MHz remain for GSM services. Provider formerly branded as Mobistar.
	Orange	2600	7		20 MHz ^[3][31] Provider formerly branded as Mobistar.
	Proximus	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][31][39][40][41]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	Proximus	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][31][39][40][41][42]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Proximus	2600	7		20 MHz ^[3][31][39] Pre-commercial as of Nov 2014.
Bulgaria	Bulsatcom	1800	3		5 MHz ^{[1][3][43][44]} Pre-commercial as of Feb 2015.
	Max	1800	3		10 MHz ^[1][3][45]
	mtel	1800	3		15 MHz ^{[3][46][47][48]} 4×4 MIMO (in deployment).
	Telenor	1800	3		15 MHz ^{[3][49][50][51]}
	Vivacom	1800	3		15 MHz ^[3][52][53]
Croatia	T-Hrvatski Telekom	800	20		10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][54][55]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A) (pre-commercial as of Nov 2015.)
	T-Hrvatski Telekom	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][54][56][57]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A) (pre-commercial as of Nov 2015.) 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Tele2	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^[3][58][59] 7 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Vipnet	800	20		15 MHz ^[1][3][60] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A) (pre-commercial as of Nov 2015.)
	Vipnet	1800	3		15 MHz in use ^{[1][3][60][61][62]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A) (pre-commercial as of Nov 2015.) 2,8 MHz remain for GSM services.
Cyprus	CYTA	1800	3		^[63][64]
	MTN	1800	3		^[1][3][65]
	PrimeTel	1800	3		^[1][3][65]
Czech Republic	O₂	800	20	Jan 2017	10 MHz ^{[1][3][66][67][68][69]} Joint infrastructure operation with T-Mobile. CA^{[G 1]} of 15 MHz (CA_3A_20A). (Cat.4) CA^{[G 1]} of 65 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A_38A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	O₂	1800	3	Jan 2017	10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][66][67][68][70]} CA^{[G 1]} of 15 MHz (CA_3A_20A). (Cat.4) 17,6 MHz remain for GSM services. CA^{[G 1]} of 65 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A_38A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	T-Mobile	800	20	May 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][71][72][73][74][75][69]} Joint infrastructure operation with O₂. CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_1A_20A). (Apr 2015) CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_1A_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	T-Mobile	1800	3	May 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][71][72][73][74][76]} 4×4 MIMO (Feb 2017). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_1A_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	T-Mobile	2100	1	May 2015	10 MHz in use ^{[3][14][71][73][75]} 20 MHz available in some areas. CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_1A_20A). (Apr 2015) CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_1A_3A_20A). 10 MHz remain for UMTS services.
	T-Mobile	2600	7	Feb 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[3][14][72][77][78]} CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Vodafone	800	20	Jul 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][79][80][81][82][83]} CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). (Oct 2015) CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_1A_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 70 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	Vodafone	900	8	Jul 2016	3 MHz in use ^{[1][3][79][80][84]} Temporary network for national coverage. Network is being phased out.
	Vodafone	1800	3	Jul 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][79][80][81][82][83][85][86][87]} CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). (Oct 2015) CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_1A_3A_20A). 4x4MIMO (Apr 2016). CA^{[G 1]} of 70 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo). 2 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Vodafone	2100	1	Jul 2016	10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][79][80][81][82][88]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_1A_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 70 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo). 10 MHz remain for UMTS services.
Denmark	3	1800	3	Mar 2017	10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][89][90][91][92]} CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_3A_7A). (Cat.4)
	3	2600	7	Mar 2017	10 MHz ^{[1][3][89][91][92]} CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_3A_7A). (Cat.4)
	Net1	450	31		5 MHz ^[3][93][94]
	TDC	800	20		20 MHz ^{[1][3][95][96]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	TDC	1800	3		20 MHz ^[63][90]
	TDC	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][95][96][97]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	Telenor (TT-Netværket)	1800	3	Dec 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][90][14][98][99][100][101]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). Wholesale network operated by TT-Netværket. 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telenor	2600	7	Dec 2016	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][98][99][101]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Telia (TT-Netværket)	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][90][102]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). Wholesale network operated by TT-Netværket. 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telia	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][102][103]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
Estonia	Elisa	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][104]
	Elisa	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][105][106]} 4,8 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Elisa	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][105][106]}
	Telia	800	20	Jul 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][107][108][109]} Provider formerly branded as EMT.
	Telia	1800	3	Jul 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][107][108][110]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). Provider formerly branded as EMT. 4,8 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telia	2600	7	Jul 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][107][108][110][111]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). Provider formerly branded as EMT.
	Tele2	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][112][113]} CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_1A_3A_20).
	Tele2	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][112][114][115]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_1A_3A_20). 4,8 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Tele2	2100	1		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][112][116]} CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_1A_3A_20).
	Tele2	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][114][115]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
Finland	Yhteisverkko (DNA / Sonera)	800	20		20 MHz ^{[1][3][117][118]} Joint infrastructure operation using shared frequencies.
	DNA	700	28	Feb 2017	10 MHz ^[3][119]
	DNA	1800	3	Mar 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[63][3][117][120]} 4,8 MHz remain for GSM services.
	DNA	2600	7	Mar 2016	20 MHz ^[63][3][120]
	Elisa	800	20	Nov 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][121][122][123]}
	Elisa	1800	3	Nov 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][121][122][124][125]} 4,8 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Elisa	2600	7	Nov 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][121][122][124][126]}
	Sonera	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][127][128]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo). 4,8 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Sonera	2600	7		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][127][128][129]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo).
	Ukkoverkot	450	31		5 MHz ^[1][3][130]
	Ukkoverkot	2600	38		20 MHz in use ^[1][3][131] 2570 – 2575 MHz unused (Guard band) 2615 – 2620 MHz unused (Guard band)
France	Bouygues	800	20	Dec 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][132][133][134][135]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	Bouygues	1800	3	Dec 2015	15 MHz in use ^{[1][3][132][133][134][136][137]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Bouygues	2600	7	Dec 2015	15 MHz ^{[1][3][132][133][134][136][138]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	Free	700	28		10 MHz ^{[3][139][140]}
	Free	1800	3		15 MHz ^{[3][141][135][142]}
	Free	2600	7		20 MHz ^[1][3][143]
	Orange	800	20	Jun 2016	10 MHz ^{[63][3][144][135]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	Orange	1800	3	Jun 2016	10 MHz in use ^{[3][135][145]} 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Orange	2600	7	Jan 2016	20 MHz ^{[63][3][144][146][147]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	SFR	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][148][149][135]} CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	SFR	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[3][148][135][145]} CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	SFR	2600	7		15 MHz ^{[1][3][148][149][150]} CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
Georgia	Geocell	1800	3		^[1][3][151]
	MagtiCom	800	20		10 MHz ^[152] CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	MagtiCom	1800	3		15 MHz in use ^{[1][3][152][153]} CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_3A_20A). 14,9 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Mobitel (Beeline)	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][154][155]}
	Silknet	2300	40		^[156]
Germany	O₂	800	20	Apr 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][157][158][159]} CA^{[G 1]} of 15 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	O₂	1800	3	Apr 2015	5-10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][14][157][160][161][162][163]} CA^{[G 1]} of 15 MHz (CA_3A_20A). 10-15 MHz remain for GSM services.
	O₂	2600	7	Apr 2015	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][14][157][158][164][165][166]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	Telekom	800	20	Jan 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][167][168][169][170][171][172][173][174]} EVS CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A) (pre-commercial as of Nov 2016). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo).
	Telekom	900	8	Mar 2017	5 MHz in use ^{[3][14][168][167][175]} EVS 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telekom	1800	3	Jan 2016	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][168][167][169][170][176][177][178][171][172][179][180][181]} EVS CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A) (pre-commercial as of Nov 2016). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3C) (pre-commercial as of Nov 2016). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A) (4×4 MIMO) (Demo). CA^{[G 1]} of 90 MHz (CA_3C_7A_42C) (4×4 MIMO) (Demo). (20+10)+20+(20+20)
	Telekom	2600	7	Jan 2016	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][168][167][169][170][176][177][178][171][172][179][180][182]} EVS CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A) (4×4 MIMO) (Demo). CA^{[G 1]} of 90 MHz (CA_3C_7A_42C) (4×4 MIMO) (Demo). (20+10)+20+(20+20)
	Vodafone	800	20	May 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][183][184][185][186][187][188][189][190]} 256 QAM, EVS CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Vodafone	1800	3	Sep 2016	20 MHz ^{[3][14][183][184][185][186][187]} 256 QAM, EVS CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Vodafone	2600	7	May 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][183][184][185][186][187][188][191]} 256 QAM, EVS CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
Gibraltar	Gibtelecom	800	20		^[63][192]
Gibraltar	Gibtelecom	2600	7		^[63]
Greece	Cosmote	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][193][194]} CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Cosmote	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][193][195][196]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). 15 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Cosmote	2600	7		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][193][194][195]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Vodafone	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][197][198][199][200]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Vodafone	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][197][198]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo).
	WIND	1800	3		15 MHz ^[1][3][201]
Greenland	Nuuk TV	(?)	(?)		^[202]
Greenland	TELE Greenland	800	20		^[1][203]
Guernsey	Airtel-Vodafone	(?)	(?)		^{[1][204][205][206]}
	Jersey Telecom	800	20		^[1][63][205]
	Jersey Telecom	1800	3		^[1][63][205]
	Jersey Telecom	2600	7		^[1][63][205]
	Sure	1800	3		^{[1][63][207][208]}
Hungary	MVM Net	450	31		^[63][209]
	Telenor	800	20		10 MHz ^{[3][210][211]} Joint infrastructure operation with T-Mobile.
	Telenor	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][210][212][213]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telenor	2600	7		20 MHz ^[1][3][210] CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	T-Mobile	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][211][214]} Joint infrastructure operation with Telenor.
	T-Mobile	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][215][216][217]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	T-Mobile	2600	7		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][214][215][216]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Vodafone	800	20		10 MHz ^{[63][3][218][219][220]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Vodafone	1800	3		20 MHz ^[3][218] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Vodafone	2600	7		20 MHz ^[63][219]
Iceland	Nova / Vodafone	800	20		20 MHz ^{[1][3][221][222][223]} Joint infrastructure operation using shared frequencies.
	Nova	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[1][3][221][222][224][225]} Joint infrastructure operation.
	Vodafone	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[1][3][221][222]} Joint infrastructure operation.
	Síminn	1800	3		30 MHz ^{[1][3][226][227][228]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3C).
Ireland	3	800	20		10 MHz ^{[3][229][230]}
	3	1800	3		20 MHz in use (?) ^{[1][3][231][232][233][234][235]} Joint infrastructure operation with Meteor. 15 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Imagine Communications	3500	42		^[63]
	Imagine Communications	3500	43		^[63]
	Meteor	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][232][236]} Joint infrastructure operation with 3.
	Meteor	1800	3		10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][232][236]} Joint infrastructure operation with 3. 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Vodafone	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][237][238][239][240]} CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_3A_20A). (Cat.4) CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Vodafone	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[3][237][238][239][241]} CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_3A_20A). (Cat.4) CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services. UL-CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A) (64QAM) (Demo).
Isle of Man	Manx Telecom	800	20		10MHz^{[1][242][243]} CA of 30MHz (CA_3A_20A)^[244][245]
	Manx Telecom	1800	3		20MHz ^{[1][242][243]} CA of 30MHz (CA_3A_20A)^[244][245]
	Sure	800	20		^[1][63][246]
	Sure	1800	3		^[63]
Italy	GO Internet	3500	42		^[63][247]
	Linkem	3500	42		^{[1][248][249][250]}
	TIM	800	20	Dec 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][251][252][253][254][255][256]} 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	TIM	1500	32	Dec 2016	20 MHz ^{[3][14][251][252][257]} 256 QAM Supplemental Downlink (SDL) only.
	TIM	1800	3	Dec 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][251][252][253][254][255][256][258]} 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	TIM	2600	7	Dec 2015	15 MHz ^{[1][3][14][251][252][253][254][255][256]} 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 25 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Tiscali	3500	42		20 MHz in use ^{[259][260][261]}
	Vodafone	800	20	Jul 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][262][263]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Vodafone	1800	3	Jul 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][262][263][264]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Vodafone	2600	7	Jul 2015	10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][14][262][263]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Wind Tre	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][265]
	Wind Tre	1800	3		15 MHz ^{[1][3][265][266][267]}
Jersey	Airtel-Vodafone	(?)	(?)		^{[1][204][205][268]}
	Jersey Telecom	800	20		^{[1][205][269]}
	Jersey Telecom	1800	3		^{[1][205][269]}
	Jersey Telecom	2600	7		^{[1][205][269]}
	Sure	1800	3		^[1][63][207]
Kosovo	IPKO	1800	3		^[1][270]
Kosovo	Vala	1800	3		^[1][270]
Latvia	Bite	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3]
	Bite	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^[1][3][271] CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Bite	2600	7		20 MHz ^[1][3][271] CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	LMT	1800	3		10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][272][273]} CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 14,8 MHz remain for GSM services.
	LMT	2600	7		10 MHz in use ^[1][3][272] CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Tele2	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][274][275]} CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Tele2	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^[1][3][274] CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). 4,6 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Tele2	2600	7		20 MHz ^[1][3][274] CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
Liechtenstein	Salt (7acht)	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^[1][3][276] 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Swisscom	1800	3	Jun 2015	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][14][277][278][279]} 25 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telecom Liechtenstein (FL1)	800	20		20 MHz ^[1][3][280]
Lithuania	Bite	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][281] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Bite	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][281][282]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Bite	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][281][283]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Telecentras (MEZON)	2300	40		^{[284][285][286][287]} FWB^{[A 1]}
	Telia	800	20	Sep 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][288][289][290][291][292][293]} 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). Operator formerly named Omnitel.
	Telia	1800	3	Sep 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][288][282][289][290][291][294]} 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services. Operator formerly named Omnitel.
	Telia	2600	7	Sep 2016	20 MHz ^{[3][288][289][290][291][292]} 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). Operator formerly named Omnitel.
	Tele2	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][295][296][297]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Tele2	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][282][295][296][297]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A) CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Tele2	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][283][295][296][298]} CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
Luxembourg	Orange	1800	3		10 MHz in use ^[1][3][299] 15 MHz remain for GSM services.
	POST	1800	3		10 MHz in use ^[1][3][300] 15 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Tango	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][301] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Tango	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][301][302][303]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
Macedonia	T-Mobile	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][304][305]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	T-Mobile	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][304][305]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A) 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Vip	800	20		10 MHz in use (?) ^{[1][3][306][307][308][309]} Operator merged with One.
	Vip	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][306][307][308]} 30 MHz remain for GSM services. Operator merged with One.
Malta	GO	1800	3		20 MHz ^[3][310]
Malta	Vodafone	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][311][312][313]} 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
Moldova	Moldcell	2600	7		20 MHz ^[1][3][314]
	Orange	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^[1][3][315] CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Orange	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][315][316][317]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Unité	1800	3		^[63][318]
Monaco	Monaco Telecom	800	20		20 MHz ^{[1][319][320][321]} 4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Monaco Telecom	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[1][319][320][321][322]} 4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Monaco Telecom	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][319][320][321][323]} 4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
Montenegro	Telenor	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^[1][3][324] 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
Montenegro	T-Mobile	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][325][326][327][328]} 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
Netherlands	KPN	800	20	Oct 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][329][330][331][332]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	KPN	1800	3	Oct 2016	20 MHz ^{[1][3][329][330][331]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	KPN	2600	7	Oct 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][329][330][333]}
	T-Mobile	900	8		10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][334][335][336]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_8A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_1A_3A_8A).. 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	T-Mobile	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][334][335][337][338]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_8A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_1A_3A_8A). 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
	T-Mobile	2100	1		10 MHz in use ^[1][3][334] CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_1A_3A_8A). 10 MHz remain for UMTS services.
	T-Mobile	2600	7		10 MHz ^{[1][3][339][338][340]}
	Tele2	800	20	Dec 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][341][342][343][344]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	Tele2	2600	7	Dec 2016	20 MHz ^{[1][3][341][342][343][345]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	Vodafone	800	20	Nov 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][346][347][348][349]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Vodafone	1800	3	Nov 2016	20 MHz ^{[1][3][346][347][348][349]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Vodafone	2600	7	Nov 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][346][347]}
	Vodafone	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][347][350][351]} FWB^{[A 1]}
Norway	ice.net	450	31		5 MHz ^{[3][352][353][94]}
	ice.net	800	20		10 MHz ^{[3][353][354]}
	ice.net	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[3][353][354]}
	Telia	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][355] Provider formerly branded as NetCom.
	Telia	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][356][357]} 5 MHz remain for GSM services. Provider formerly branded as NetCom.
	Telia	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][357][358]} Provider formerly branded as NetCom. World’s first LTE network.
	Telenor	800	20	Jan 2016	10 MHz ^{[3][14][359][360]}
	Telenor	1800	3	Jan 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[3][14][356][359][361][362]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telenor	2600	7	Jan 2016	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][14][359][361][363]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
Poland	Cyfrowy Polsat (Aero2)	800	20		5 MHz ^{[1][3][364][365]}
	Cyfrowy Polsat (Aero2)	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[1][3][366][367][368][369]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). Available to Plus customers. 9,6 MHz remain for GSM services.(Plus)
	Cyfrowy Polsat (Plus)	2600	7		20 MHz ^[3][366] CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). Available to Aero2 customers.
	Cyfrowy Polsat (Aero2)	2600	38		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][370][371]} FWB^{[A 1]} 2570 – 2575 MHz unused (Guard band) 2615 – 2620 MHz unused (Guard band)
	Orange	800	20	Mar 2017	10 MHz ^{[3][372][373][374][375][376]} Joint infrastructure operation with T-Mobile. CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Orange	2600	7	Mar 2017	15 MHz ^{[3][372][373][374][375][376]} Joint infrastructure operation with T-Mobile. CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Play	800	20		5 MHz ^[3][377] CA^{[G 1]} of 35 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Play	1800	3		10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][377][378]} CA^{[G 1]} of 35 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Play	2100	1		10 MHz in use ^{[3][377][378][379][380]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A). 5 MHz remain for UMTS services.
	Play	2600	7		20 MHz ^[3][377] CA^{[G 1]} of 35 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A).
	T-Mobile	800	20		10 MHz ^{[3][381][373][376]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). Joint infrastructure operation with Orange.
	T-Mobile / Orange	1800	3		15 MHz in use ^{[1][3][381][373][382][383][384]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). Joint infrastructure operation with frequency-sharing. 14,2 MHz remain for GSM services.
	T-Mobile	2600	7		15 MHz ^{[3][381][373][376]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). Joint infrastructure operation with Orange.
Portugal	Meo	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][385] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	Meo	1800	3		20 MHz ^[1][3][386] CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Meo	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][386][387]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	NOS	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][385][388]} Provider formerly branded as Optimus.
	NOS	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[1][3][388][389]} Provider formerly branded as Optimus.
	NOS	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][388][389]} Provider formerly branded as Optimus.
	Vodafone	800	20	Sep 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][385][390]}
	Vodafone	1800	3	Sep 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][390][391][392][393][394]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_3A_7A_38A) (Demo).
	Vodafone	2600	7	Sep 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][390][392][393][394][395]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_3A_7A_38A) (Demo).
Romania	Digi.Mobil	2100	1		5 MHz in use (?) ^{[1][3][396][397]} Pre-commercial as of Oct 2016.
	Digi.Mobil	2600	38		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][398][399]} 2570 – 2575 MHz unused (Guard band)
	Orange	800	20	Sep 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][400][401][402][403][404]} CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). Joint infrastructure operation with Vodafone in rural areas.
	Orange	1800	3	Sep 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][400][401][402][405][406][407]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).}}
	Orange	2600	7	Sep 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][400][401][402][405]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Telekom	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][408][409][410]} Provider formerly named Cosmote. 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Vodafone	800	20	Nov 2014	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][411][403][404][412][413]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). Joint infrastructure operation with Orange in rural areas.
	Vodafone	1800	3	Nov 2014	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][14][411][412][413][414][415]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
Russia	See List of LTE networks in Asia.
Serbia	MTS	1800	3		15 MHz in use ^[1][3][416] 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telenor	800	20		10 MHz ^[3][417] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Telenor	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[1][3][417][416]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Vip	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][418] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Vip	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][416][418]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
Slovakia	O₂	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][419][420][421]}
	O₂	1800	3		10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][419][420][421]} 6 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Orange	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][422][423][424]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	Orange	2600	7		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][422][423][424]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	Slovak Telekom	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][425]
	Slovak Telekom	1800	3		10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][426][427][428]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7C) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	Slovak Telekom	2600	7		40 MHz ^{[1][3][426][427][429][430]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_7C). (Nov 2015) CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7C) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	Slovanet	3500	42		^[63][431] FWB^{[A 1]}
	4ka	1800	3	Oct 2016	10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][432][433]}
	SWAN	3700	43		20 MHz in use ^{[434][435][436]} FWB^{[A 1]}
Slovenia	A1	800	20		^[1][3][437] Provider formerly named Si.mobil.
	A1	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][438][439][440]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 10 MHz remain for GSM services. Provider formerly named Si.mobil.
	A1	2600	7		20 MHz in use ^[1][3][438] CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). Provider formerly named Si.mobil.
	Telekom Slovenije	800	20	Mar 2017	10 MHz ^{[63][3][441][442]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A).
	Telekom Slovenije	900	8	Mar 2017	5 MHz in use ^{[63][3][441][443]} 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telekom Slovenije	1800	3	Mar 2017	20 MHz in use ^{[63][3][441][444][445][446][447]} CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telekom Slovenije	2100	1	Mar 2017	10 MHz in use ^[63][3][441] 10 MHz remain for UMTS services.
	Telekom Slovenije	2600	7	Mar 2017	20 MHz in use ^{[63][3][441][444]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Telemach	800	20		10 MHz ^{[448][449][450][451][452]} Provider formerly branded as Tusmobil.
	Telemach	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[453][448][449][450][451][452]} Provider formerly branded as Tusmobil.
Spain	COTA (Murcia4G)	2600	38		10 MHz ^[1][3][454] FWB^{[A 1]} (↓↑) 2595 – 2605 MHz Available in Murcia.
	Movistar	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][455]
	Movistar	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[1][3][456][457]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Movistar	2600	7		20 MHz ^[1][3][456] CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A).
	Masmovil (Neo-Sky)	3500	42		^[1][3][458] FWB^{[A 1]}
	Orange	800	20	Nov 2016	10 MHz ^{[1][3][455][459][460]} CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Orange	1800	3	Nov 2016	15 MHz in use ^{[1][3][459][460][461]} CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A). 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Orange	2600	7	Nov 2016	20 MHz ^{[1][3][459][460][461]} CA^{[G 1]} of 45 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Vodafone	800	20	Jul 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][455][462][463][464]} CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Vodafone	1800	3	Jul 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][462][463][465][466]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Vodafone	2600	7	Jul 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][462][463][465][466]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A).
	Yoigo	1800	3		10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][467][468][469]}
Sweden	3	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][470][471][472]} CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_7A_20A). (Cat.4)
	3	2600	7		10 MHz ^{[1][3][470][471][473][474]} CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_7A_20A). (Cat.4)
	3	2600	38		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][470][475][473][474]} 2570 – 2575 MHz unused (Guard band) 2615 – 2620 MHz unused (Guard band)
	Net1	450	31		5 MHz ^{[3][476][477][94]}
	Net4Mobility (Telenor / Tele2)	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3]
	Net4Mobility (Telenor / Tele2)	900	8		5 MHz in use ^[1][3][478] 1 MHz remain unused.
	Net4Mobility (Telenor / Tele2)	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][479][480][478]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_3A_7A_7A). 15 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Net4Mobility (Telenor / Tele2)	2600	7		40 MHz ^{[1][3][479][480][481]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 60 MHz (CA_3A_7A_7A).
	Telia	800	20	Apr 2017	10 MHz ^[1][3][482]
	Telia	1800	3	Apr 2017	20 MHz in use (?) ^{[1][3][482][483]} 15 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Telia	2600	7	Apr 2017	20 MHz ^{[1][3][482][358][484]} World’s first LTE network.
Switzerland	Salt	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3][485] Provider formerly branded as Orange CH.
	Salt	1800	3		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][485][486][487][488]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). Provider formerly branded as Orange CH. 5 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Salt	2600	7		20 MHz ^{[1][3][485][486][487]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). Provider formerly branded as Orange CH.
	Sunrise	800	20		10 MHz ^[1][3]
	Sunrise	1800	3		20 MHz ^{[1][3][489][490]}
	Sunrise	2600	7		20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][489][490]}
	Swisscom	800	20	Jun 2015	10 MHz ^{[1][3][14][278][491][492][493]} CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo). CA^{[G 1]} of 70 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
	Swisscom	1800	3	Jun 2015	20 MHz in use ^{[1][3][14][278][491][492][493][494][495]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo). CA^{[G 1]} of 70 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo). 10 MHz remain for GSM services.
	Swisscom	2600	7	Jun 2015	20 MHz ^{[1][3][14][278][491][492][493][494][495]} CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 50 MHz (CA_3A_7A_20A) (Demo). CA^{[G 1]} of 70 MHz (CA_1A_3A_7A_20A) (4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM) (Demo).
Transnistria	Interdnestrcom	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][496][497]} Available in Transnistria and Bender.
Turkey	See List of LTE networks.
United Kingdom	3	800	20	Sep 2015	5 MHz ^{[1][3][498][499][500]} VoLTE only available at 800 MHz.
	3	1800	3		15 MHz ^{[1][3][499][501][502][503]}
	3 (UK Broadband)	3500	42		20 MHz ^{[1][499][501][504][505]} FWB^{[A 1]} (↓↑) 3480 – 3500 MHz
	3 (UK Broadband)	3700	43		20 MHz ^{[1][499][501][504][505]} FWB^{[A 1]} (↓↑) 3580 – 3600 MHz
	EE	800	20	Nov 2016	5 MHz ^[506][507]
	EE	1800	3	Apr 2016	20+10 MHz in use ^{[1][3][508][502][509][510][511][512][513][514][515]} 4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 55 MHz (CA_3A_7C). CA^{[G 1]} of 65 MHz (CA_3C_7C). 15 MHz remain for GSM services.
	EE	2600	7	Apr 2016	20+15 MHz ^{[1][3][508][509][510][511][512][513]} 4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM CA^{[G 1]} of 40 MHz (CA_3A_7A). CA^{[G 1]} of 55 MHz (CA_3A_7C). CA^{[G 1]} of 65 MHz (CA_3C_7C).
	O₂	800	20	Mar 2017	10 MHz ^{[1][3][516][517][518]} CA^{[G 1]} of 15 MHz (CA_3A_20A) (pre-commercial as of Jun 2016.)
	O₂	1800	3	Mar 2017	5 MHz in use ^{[3][516][519][517]} CA^{[G 1]} of 15 MHz (CA_3A_20A) (pre-commercial as of Jun 2016.) 0,8 MHz remain unused.
	Vodafone	800	20		10 MHz ^{[1][3][520][521][518]} CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_1A_20A). (Cat.4) CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A).
	Vodafone	1800	3		5 MHz in use ^{[3][522][523]} 0,8 MHz remain unused. (pre-commercial as of Jun 2016.) Available on single site(s) in London.
	Vodafone	2100	1		10 MHz in use ^{[3][520][522]} 5 MHz remain for UMTS services. CA^{[G 1]} of 20 MHz (CA_1A_20A). (Cat.4) CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_1A_7A). (Cat.6) (pre-commercial as of Aug 2016.)
	Vodafone	2600	7		20 MHz ^[1][3][521] CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_7A_20A). CA^{[G 1]} of 30 MHz (CA_1A_7A). (Cat.6) (pre-commercial as of Aug 2016.)
	Vodafone	2600	38		20 MHz in use ^[524][525] (pre-commercial as of Sep 2016.) Available on single site(s) in Manchester (MediaCity, Salford).
Country	Operator	Frequency (MHz)	Bands	VoLTE	Notes

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