To clarify further, the CDMA network is where the LTE comes in, correct?
Because I have a Sprint iPad 4 (ME411LL/A) with a Verizon LTE SIM card in it and can get decent 3G, but no 4G LTE.
As I posted elsewhere:
I bought an "unlocked" Sprint Gen4 iPad 128GB (ME411LL/A) for cheap and was hoping to use it on Verizon (my family plan). So far it's a bust. The Verizon Store and Customer Support won't touch it!
I found online that folks are taking active Verizon 4G LTE SIM cards and popping them into other LTE devices and having success.
I just happen to have a Verizon JetPack 4G LTE hotspot. I pulled the mini-SIM, cut it down to micro (re-verified it still works in the hotspot) and popped it into the iPad. I can get Verizon 3G, but no better.
Any thoughts?
I also found that Verizon LTE is 700 MHz and Sprint LTE is 800 MHz. Is this a showstopper?
If I cannot get LTE to work, I will sell it to a real Sprint customer.