Is the Redmi Note 12 Turbo fully connected to the internet

The Redmi Note 12 Turbo is a highly anticipated mid-range thousand yuan model that not only excels in cost-effectiveness, but also has powerful features and configurations. This phone is a great choice for both consumers with limited budgets and those who pursue high performance. For the convenience of everyone's purchase, let's take a look together and see if this phone is all connected!

Is Redmi Note 12 Turbo fully connected to the internet

Yes

All China Unicom generally refers to all China Unicom mobile phones.

All China Unicom mobile phones refer to six mobile communication systems supported by China Telecom, China Mobile, and China Unicom, including TD-LTE, FDD-LTE, TD-SCDMA, CDMA (EVDO, 2000), WCDMA, GSM (GPRS) six mode single and dual card mobile terminals. For five mode terminal products that do not support the CDMA (EVDO) standard and can meet over 70% of domestic user needs, they are considered as "quasi all network connected mobile phones".

All China Unicom mobile phones are equipped with one to two card slots, which can support cards from three domestic operators. The main and secondary cards can be selected for 4G. Data shows that as of 2017, China Unicom has sold a total of 700 million units. In 2017, the industry's sales of dual card and six mode China Unicom mobile phones were close to 400 million units, and the annual self registration of terminals exceeded 140 million units, with an industry value of over 350 billion. The sales volume of the entire industry and the entire network has accounted for nearly 80%.

The Redmi Note 12 Turbo phone definitely supports full network connectivity. You can rest assured that the phone cards of the three major operators can be used directly. In addition, based on current information, this phone also supports dual card and dual standby functions. Dear friends, please take a look!