For those of you who do not know, the last Moto X Android Smartphone Pure is an "all-carrier "phone that has GSM and CDMA radios to support all AT & T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon and networks. Not only that, the Moto pure X also has 4G LTE bands for all carriers, which means that you will be able to use it on all US carriers.
When I got my phone, I'm able to get the voice, data / 4G LTE working on all aT & T, T-Mobile, and Verizon networks very well simply by exchanging the nano-SIM . When I tried with my SIM Sprint, it does not work out of the box. I called Sprint to find out what was wrong but I was told that I had to get a new SIM card. I ordered a new SIM card from Amazon, thinking new Sprint SIM card will work on the Moto X pure. Well that did not work either
I visited my local Sprint store and was told that this phone can not be used on the Sprint network because it is not yet available for Sprint. After doing some research online, I found that you can operate it using a SIM HTC One M9, which has the same frequencies as the Moto X pure. The Sprint SIM card I needed was a number of "SIMGLW446C" I could buy one for about $ 10 at my local Best Buy.
Finally, I could activate my Moto X Pure Sprint network with all this work, including voice, data, and 4G LTE. In all, it took me a total of an entire week trying to make it work, but it is practically a mess there that Motorola does not specifically say that the SIM card you need to get and Sprint / agent rep store are not all that knowledgeable in new phones that are not sold by Sprint
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