Motorola Moto G Stylus 3rd gen 2022 TD-LTE US 128GB XT2211-1 (Motorola Milan) Compatibility on Straight Talk (United States) Mobile Network
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Motorola Moto G Stylus 3rd gen 2022 TD-LTE US 128GB XT2211-1 (Motorola Milan) is compatible with 12 out of 24 bands on Straight Talk (United States). See the tables below for details.
Frequency Bands Used by Straight Talk (United States)
Select a band or interface for more details
GSM
Compatibility - 1 out of 1 band supported
| Interface | Name | Supported by device? |
|---|---|---|
| GSM | 1900 MHz (PCS) | Yes |
Supported GSM Protocols
| Name | Generation | Supported by device? |
|---|---|---|
| GPRS | 2.5G | No |
| EDGE | 2.5G | No |
LTE
Compatibility - 11 out of 14 bands supported
| Interface | Name | Supported by device? |
|---|---|---|
| LTE | B2 (1900 MHz PCS) | Yes |
| LTE | B4 (1700/2100 MHz AWS 1) | Yes |
| LTE | B5 (850 MHz) | Yes |
| LTE | B12 (700 MHz ac) | Yes |
| LTE | B13 (700 MHz c) | Yes |
| LTE | B14 (700 MHz PS) | Yes |
| LTE | B17 (700 MHz bc) | Yes |
| LTE | B29 (700 MHz de) | Yes |
| LTE | B30 (2300 MHz WCS) | Yes |
| LTE | B41 (TD 2500 MHz) | Yes |
| LTE | B46 (TD 5900 MHz) | No |
| LTE | B48 (TD 3600 MHz) | No |
| LTE | B66 (1700/2100 MHz) | Yes |
| LTE | B71 (600 MHz) | No |
Supported LTE Protocols
| Name | Generation | Supported by device? |
|---|---|---|
| LTE | 4G | No |
5G NR
Compatibility - 0 out of 9 bands supported
| Interface | Name | Supported by device? |
|---|---|---|
| 5G NR | N2 (1900 MHz) | No |
| 5G NR | N5 (850 MHz) | No |
| 5G NR | N41 (2500 MHz) | No |
| 5G NR | N66 (1700/2100 MHz) | No |
| 5G NR | N71 (600 MHz) | No |
| 5G NR | N77 (3700 MHz) | No |
| 5G NR | N258 (mmWave 26 GHz) | No |
| 5G NR | N260 (mmWave 39 GHz) | No |
| 5G NR | N261 (mmWave 28 GHz) | No |
* A matching frequency band does not guarantee coverage. There may be additional network or device software restrictions that prevent a device from connecting on a certain frequency. Additionally, certain bands may only be available regionally within a country.
