Quectel EC25-EUX in Mexico
The Quectel EC25-EUX rates good on 1 of 3 networks in Mexico (Altán). On Telcel it is limited, missing B4. On AT&T it is limited, missing B2 B4.
Network by network
| Network | Verdict | Bands in use it supports | Core bands missing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Telcel | ◐ Limited 33% | B7 | B4 |
| AT&T | ◐ Limited 0% | — | B2 B4 |
| Altán | ✔ Good 100% | B28 | — |
Better-rated models here
- Quectel RM520N-GL 5G Sub-6 · global · Quectel · 3/3 Good
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About the Quectel EC25-EUX
Cat 4 · Europe (with B28) · Quectel12
- 4G B1 B3 B7 B8 B20 B28 B38 B40 B41
Adds B28 over the EC25-E (listed as B28A, the lower half of 700 MHz) but has no B5.
Network access: long-term roaming
Many globally deployed IoT devices use multi-network roaming SIMs that can attach to several networks in a country, but some countries restrict long-term roaming by foreign SIMs. A local SIM roaming domestically is not affected.
◐ No legal ban; it depends on the operators: Permanent roaming is legally permissible (Cullen International: as in most of the Americas); whether it lasts depends on agreements between operators.3
All networks and bands in Mexico → · The Quectel EC25-EUX in 46 countries →
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Sources
- A EC25 Series LTE Standard Specification: variants and their bands, as published by Deutsche Telekom IoT Quectel · 2020
- A EC25 Series specification (bands of every variant), as published by Mouser Quectel · 2020
- B IoT regulation in the Americas: permanent roaming legally permissible in most countries (Brazil bans it); no SIM registration in the US and Canada Cullen International · 2026-02
