Samsung Galaxy S mini .... SIM card size issue ....

[mybike]

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The 1/2 size carrier card was never actually used in a phone, and it is clearly a mini size SIM in it. I used to make up labels to give the SIM details, SIM ID, IMSI, MSISDN, etc which was a pain on the smaller ones.

 

[classic33]

The 1/2 size carrier card was never actually used in a phone, and it is clearly a mini size SIM in it. I used to make up labels to give the SIM details, SIM ID, IMSI, MSISDN, etc which was a pain on the smaller ones.

Supplied for a handset I have that takes the card as shown

 

[mybike]

Supplied for a handset I have that takes the card as shown

Which handset is that?

 

[classic33]

Which handset is that?

I'll have to dig it out for model number, but I know its a Nokia.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Thanks guys, all sorted at the Vodaphone shop this morning!

 

[mybike]

Thanks guys, all sorted at the Vodaphone shop this morning!

Glad to hear it.

 

[andyfraser]

Vodafone are quite good. Expensive but good. When I moved house last year I found I couldn't get a signal on my Three Nexus 5 so had to use my Vodafone SIM in an old HTC phone. That account only had 100MB per month so I called and explained that I needed more data for the weekend. They gave me 1GB on 4G and sent me a microSIM for my Nexus 5 so I could use 4G.

The SIM arrived after Virgin Media had been out but I was impressed enough to ditch Three and get a Nexus 6 on Vodafone 4G.

 

[mybike]

I'll have to dig it out for model number, but I know its a Nokia.
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Just seen that pic myself, although it is round the other way. "more things in heaven and earth" it seems.

 

[classic33]

Just seen that pic myself, although it is round the other way. "more things in heaven and earth" it seems.

You think they'd have fewer sizes available. The card & phone combination work together whenthe card is in place. The battery holding it in place. The handset being a BTCellnet one, now working on all networks.