Looking to switch carriers? This page should help you determine which carriers and MVNOs the Motorola Moto G7 USA XT1962-1 is compatible with.
Motorola Moto G7 USA XT1962-1 LTE Bands
| The Motorola Moto G7 USA XT1962-1 Supports LTE Bands: | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 17, 20, 25, 26, 38, 40, 41, 66 |
2G/3G Bands
| This Phone Supports 3G GSM Bands: | 850, 900, 1700/2100, 1900, 2100 |
| This Phone Supports 2G GSM Bands: | 850, 900, 1800, 1900 |
| This Phone Supports CDMA Bands: | 800, 850, 1900 |
This phone was typically sold (at): Unlocked.
Support For Major Carrier And MVNO LTE Bands
The major wireless carriers and their respective MVNO’s use the LTE bands shown below. You can easily see which providers the Motorola Moto G7 USA XT1962-1 may be compatible with. The more bands that match up, the more compatible the phone will be with that network.
Keep in mind, even though your phone may appear to be compatible with Sprint or Verizon it still may not work on either of those networks. Sprint and Verizon must whitelist and approve your device for use on their networks. If the device is not whitelisted, it cannot be used. Sprint and Verizon compatible phones must also support CDMA networks described above, under the 2G/3G Bands header.
AT&T And AT&T MVNO Support
AT&T’s main LTE band is band 12, although band 17 can serve as a substitute for band 12. If your phone does not at least support this band, your chances of successfully using it on AT&T or an AT&T MVNO are low.
| LTE Bands Used By AT&T | Supported By Motorola Moto G7 USA XT1962-1 |
|---|---|
| 2 | Yes |
| 4 | Yes |
| 5 | Yes |
| 12 | Yes |
| 14 | |
| 17 | Yes |
| 29 | |
| 30 | |
| 40 | Yes |
| 66 | Yes |
AT&T MVNO’s that use the LTE bands above include:
- Airvoice Wireless
- Allvoi Wireless
- Best Cellular Discontinued Wireless Brand
- Black Wireless
- Boost Infinite
- Boost Mobile
- Consumer Cellular
- Cricket Wireless
- Dataxoom
- EasyGo Wireless Closed In 2021, A Look Back At Their Phone Plans
- Freedompop
- FreeUP Mobile
- Gen Mobile
- Good2GO Mobile
- H2O Wireless
- i3 Mobile
- Omnipoint Mobile
- Patriot Mobile
- Project Genesis
- Pure Talk
- Red Pocket Mobile
- Republic Wireless by DISH
- Ting Mobile
- UNREAL Mobile
- US Mobile
- Wing
T-Mobile And T-Mobile MVNO Support
T-Mobile’s main LTE band is band 4. If your phone does not at least support this band, your chances of successfully using it on T-Mobile or a T-Mobile MVNO are low.
| LTE Bands Used By T-Mobile | Supported By Motorola Moto G7 USA XT1962-1 |
|---|---|
| 2 | Yes |
| 4 | Yes |
| 5 | Yes |
| 12 | Yes |
| 66 | Yes |
| 71 |
T-Mobile MVNO’s that use the LTE bands above include:
- Astound Mobile
- Best Cellular Discontinued Wireless Brand
- Boom! Mobile
- Boost Infinite
- Boost Mobile
- Boss Wireless – Permanently Closed
- Dataxoom
- EarthLink Mobile
- Gen Mobile
- Good2GO Mobile
- Google Fi
- GoSmart Mobile
- Helium Mobile
- Hello Mobile
- i3 Mobile
- Infimobile
- Jethro Mobile
- Karma Mobility
- Kroger Wireless
- Lycamobile
- Mango Mobile
- Metro By T-Mobile
- Mint Mobile
- Mobi
- Nebula Wireless, Ceased Operations In August 2023
- netTALK Connect, In The MVNO Graveyard
- Optimum Mobile
- Patriot Mobile
- Project Genesis
- Reach Mobile
- Red Pocket Mobile
- SpeedTalk Mobile
- Tello Mobile
- Teltik
- TextNow
- Ting Mobile
- Ultra Mobile
- Univision Mobile
- US Mobile
- Wing
- WOW! Mobile
Veizon And Verizon MVNO Support
Verizon’s main LTE band is band 13. If your phone does not at least support this band, your chances of successfully using it on Verizon or a Verizon MVNO are low.
Even if your phone does support band 13 and others, Verizon must first preapprove the device for use on its network or it can’t be used.
| LTE Bands Used By Verizon | Supported By Motorola Moto G7 USA XT1962-1 |
|---|---|
| 2 | Yes |
| 4 | Yes |
| 5 | Yes |
| 13 | Yes |
| 66 | Yes |
Verizon MVNO’s that use the LTE bands above include:
- Affinity Cellular
- Best Cellular Discontinued Wireless Brand
- Boom! Mobile
- Cox Mobile
- Credo Mobile
- Dataxoom
- Infimobile
- Lively
- MobileX
- Now Mobile
- Page Plus Cellular
- Patriot Mobile
- Red Pocket Mobile
- Selectel Wireless
- Simple Mobile
- Spectrum Mobile
- Straight Talk
- Ting Mobile
- Total by Verizon
- Total Wireless
- Tracfone
- Twigby Mobile
- US Mobile
- Visible
- Walmart Family Mobile
- Wing
- Xfinity Mobile
Other Noteable Motorola Moto G7 USA XT1962-1 Specs
| Display Size: | 6.2" 19:9 2270p x 1080p 403 PPI |
| Display Tech: | LTPS LCD |
| Processor: | Snapdragon 632 |
| Rear Camera: | Dual lens, 12 MP main with f1.8 aperture and 1.25um pixel size, 5 MP depth sensor |
| Front Facing Camera: | 8 MP with 1.12um pixel size |
| Battery: | 3000 mAh |
| Internal Storage: | 64 GB |
| RAM: | 4 GB |
| OS At Launch: | Android 9.0 Pie |
Hi Is the Motorola Moto G7 XT1962-1 designed for US? Will it work with both GSM and CDMA effectively ? I see the specs…but it looks like its more suited to CDMA
anybody actualy used an xt1962-1 on visible?
Xt1962-5 moto g7 is for use where? USA or other location??
The model you speak of is intended for use outside of the USA. It was designed for use in Europe and some other international markets.
Just so others are aware that might be looking to upgrade to a Motorola G7 XT1962-4 that are PagePlus (PP) subscribers, this model is incompatible and they have no plans to support it in the future. Very odd considering the Pixel 3 support and pretty much any Moto phone from the past 3-4 years that could carry VZ frequencies or was a past VZ phone would work with Page Plus.
Unfortunately, I made the purchase of the phone based on the fact it works fine with a VZ sub and was looking to move off my aging Moto G5 Plus. Off to GoogleFi I go, hopefully a painless port process.
The phone you bought is not the model listed on this page and was not intended for use in the USA. USA model number is XT1962-1 and that is compatible with Page Plus. I updated the page to include that designation. The model you describe doesn’t even have Verizon’s main LTE band, so I’m surprised it was working and even allowed on Verizon.
Thank you! That makes much more sense.