Bumili ng Telepono sa Japan
Bago o gamit, mula sa carrier o unlocked — paano bumili ng smartphone, at paano ito konektado sa kontrata.
Makikita ang mga menu, label at paliwanag ng gabay sa napiling wika. Maaaring manatili sa opisyal na anyo ang mga pangalan ng carrier, plano at iba pang pantanging pangalan.
Where phones are sold
- Carrier & sub-brand shops — sell devices tied to a contract, often with installment plans and campaigns.
- Carrier online stores — same devices, shipped to you or set up as an eSIM.
- Electronics retailers — sell both carrier devices and SIM-free (unlocked) phones.
- Manufacturer & unlocked — buy the phone outright, then choose any compatible plan or SIM.
- Used / refurbished — check the network bands, battery, and that it is not payment-locked (赤ロム).
Phone cost and service cost are separate
Halaga ng telepono
- Presyo ng device
- Bayaran nang minsanan o hulugan
- Kailangan pa ring bayaran kahit kanselahin ang serbisyo
Halaga ng mobile service
- Data
- Mga tawag at SMS
- Mga pagpipilian
- Hihinto kapag kinansela
Paying in installments
Halimbawang presyo ng device¥120,000
Hatiin sa hulugan24 months
Idinadagdag sa buwanang bill¥5,000 / month
A device bought on installments is a separate agreement from your mobile service. If you cancel the service, the remaining device balance is usually still owed.
Bands & compatibility
A phone works best if it supports the frequency bands of the network you choose. Devices sold by a Japanese carrier are tuned for that carrier. An unlocked phone bought abroad may work but can miss some bands — check before you rely on it.
Kaugnay na gabay
Kaugnay na gabay
Mga pinagmulan
- Device manufacturer specifications
- Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications ng Japan (総務省)