Band 13
(750 band)
A radio frequency band near 750 MHz. In the US, it's owned exclusively by Verizon and used for 4G LTE service.
Band 13 is just one part (Block C) of the Upper 700 MHz band.
See: Upper 700 band
Like most radio frequency bands used for phones, band 13 is a paired band, meaning it's split into two parts: one for phones to transmit to towers, and the other for towers to transmit to phones. Phones transmit at 746 - 757 MHz, while towers transmit at 776 - 787 MHz.
Last updated Jan 22, 2020 by Rich Brome
Editor in Chief Rich became fascinated with cell phones in 1999, creating mobile web sites for phones with tiny black-and-white displays and obsessing over new phone models. Realizing a need for better info about phones, he started Phone Scoop in 2001, and has been helming the site ever since. Rich has spent two decades researching and covering every detail of the phone industry, traveling the world to tour factories, interview CEOs, and get every last spec and photo Phone Scoop readers have come to expect. As an industry veteran, Rich is a respected voice on phone technology of the past, present, and future.
