The Sony Xperia Ion was launched in June 2012. A few of the notable features of this phone include a Dual-core 1.5 GHz cpu, 16 GB of built in storage space, 1 GB RAM, 4.55 inch LED-backlit LCD capacitive touchscreen display, 12 Mega-pixel autofocus LED flash digital camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.1, Gps navigation, and runs on the Android OS v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) Operating system.
Unlocking your phone will allow you to use it on ANY GSM carrier worldwide, such as AT&T, T-Mobile, Rogers, Fido, Koodo, Vodafone, Tim, Claro, and many more. Shortly after you order, the unlock code with instructions will be emailed to you.
Listed below are the instructions you will need to unlock your Sony Xperia Ion:
1. Input a non accepted simcard
2. Phone will prompt you for a “Sim network unlock PIN”
3. Enter in your unlock code and press the “Unlock” button. If you don’t have an unlock code for your phone, you can get one on our Ericsson unlock code webpage.
4. Phone is unlocked!
Need more help? For support, instructions, and unlock codes, visit www.cellunlockcode.com
The Sony Ericsson Xperia ray was launched in August 2011. It includes a 1 GHz Scorpion processor chip, 1 GB of integrated storage space (in addition to an external microSD card slot that comes with 4 GB of extra storage and can be expanded up to 32 Gb), 512 MB RAM, LED-backlit 3.3 inch capacitive touchscreen, 8 Mega pixel auto-focus LED flash digital camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.1, Gps navigation, and runs on the Android v2.3 (Gingerbread) Operating-system.
Unlocking your phone will allow you to use it on ANY GSM carrier worldwide, such as AT&T, T-Mobile, Rogers, Fido, Koodo, Vodafone, Tim, Claro, and many more. Shortly after you order, the unlock code with instructions will be emailed to you.
Listed below are the instructions you will need to unlock your Sony Ericsson Xperia ray:
1. Input a non accepted simcard
2. Phone will prompt you for a “Sim network unlock PIN”
3. Enter in your unlock code and press the “Unlock” button. If you don’t have an unlock code for your phone, you can get one on our unlock Ericsson webpage.
4. Phone is unlocked!
Need more help? For support, instructions, and unlock codes, visit www.cellunlockcode.com
The Sony Xperia T was released in September 2012. A few of the notable features on this phone consist of a Dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait processor, 16 GB of integrated storage space (plus an external microSD card slot that can be expanded up to 32 Gigabytes), 1 GB RAM, 4.55 inch TFT capacitive touch screen, 13 Megapixel autofocus LED flash camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v3.1, HSDPA 42.2 Mbps; HSUPA 5.76 Mbps speeds, Gps, and works on the Android v4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) Operating system.
Unlocking your phone will allow you to use it on ANY GSM carrier worldwide, such as AT&T, T-Mobile, Rogers, Fido, Koodo, Vodafone, Tim, Claro, and many more. Shortly after you order, the unlock code with instructions will be emailed to you.
Listed below are the instructions you will need to unlock your Sony Xperia T:
1. Insert a non accepted simcard (a simcard that isn’t from the original carrier). Power on phone.
2. You will the be prompted to enter the “Sim Network Unlock Pin”. Enter in your unlock code and press the “Unlock” button. If you don’t have an unlock code for your phone, you can get one on our unlock Ericsson webpage.
3. You should see a “Network Unlocked” message. Your phone is now unlocked.
Need more help? For support, instructions, and unlock codes, visit www.cellunlockcode.com
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G was launched in February 2011. A few of the notable features of this cellphone consist of a 1 GHz Scorpion processor chip, 400 MB of built-in storage space (in addition to an external microSD card slot that comes with 8GB of additional storage and can be expanded up to 32 Gigabytes), 512 MB of RAM, 480 x 854 pixels LED-backlit LCD capacitive touchscreen display with 16M colors, 5 Mp auto-focus LED flash digital camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.1, Gps, and runs on the Android v2.3.4 (Gingerbread) Operating system.
Unlocking your phone will allow you to use it on ANY GSM carrier worldwide, such as AT&T, T-Mobile, Rogers, Fido, Koodo, Vodafone, Tim, Claro, and many more. Shortly after you order, the unlock code with instructions will be emailed to you.
Listed below are the instructions you will need to unlock your Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G:
1. Insert a non accepted simcard (a simcard that isn’t from the original carrier). Power on phone.
2. After the phone finishes booting up, slide the lock logo off to the right to unlock to access the phone.
3. You will the be to enter the “Sim Network Unlock Pin”. Enter in your unlock code and press the “Unlock” button. If you don’t have an unlock code for your phone, you can get one on our unlock Ericsson webpage.
4. You should see a “Network Unlocked” message. Your phone is now unlocked.
Need more help? For support, instructions, and unlock codes, visit www.cellunlockcode.com
1. Power off phone and remove simcard
2. Power on phone. Display will say ‘Insert SIM.’
3. Press the left arrow (<) button once
4. Press the star (*) button twice
5. Press the left arrow (<) button again
6. You will briefly see one of the following messages on the phone’s display:
‘Personalized with MNC2′ or ‘Personalized with MNC3′
7. Wait approximately three seconds. The display will indicate ‘Network’ and a picture of a closed lock. Press Select
8. The display will indicate ‘Unlock (Net) 5′ and ‘NCK’. Enter your 16 digit unlock code and press ok
If you have a newer Ericsson cellphone (like the X10, or other models running off the Android OS), you can do the following to see which locks are enabled:
from keypad dial *#*#7378423#*#*
A menu should appear with a list of all the locks (as seen below). If there is an X in the box, that would indicate that the lock is enabled. The number to the right lets you know how many code attempts you have left before hard-locking the phone.
[x] network 10
[] network subset 0
[]service provider 0
[]corporate 0
[] sim 0
To find out which locks are enabled on older Sony Ericsson cellphones, you can do the following:
just press:
>*<<*<* (right arrow, star, left arrow, left arrow, star, left arrow, star)
- Select “Service Info”
- Select “Sim Lock”
- You should see “network”, “network subset”, “service provider”, “corporate”, “extended”. And next to each you should see a small lock. If the lock is in the locked position, that service is locked. If the lock is unlocked, then that particular service us unlocked (therefore you won’t need a code for it)
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 unlock code instructions:
1. Put in a sim card from a non accepted network
2. Turn on the phone
3. It will then request for an unlock code
4. Press the unlock code box with your finger and then the number pad will appear at the bottom of screen
5. Input the unlock code
6. Press “UNLOCK” button which is below the unlock code box on screen
To find the KBH (S/N) on your Sony Ericsson, just press:
>*<<*<* (right arrow, star, left arrow, left arrow, star, left arrow, star)
- then select “Service Info”
- then select “Configurations”
- you will see your IMEI + KBH info
There is also a simpler way to get the KBH on some Sony Ericsson phones, by looking at the sticker behind the battery as shown on this picture:
Sony Ericsson Vivaz unlock code instructions:
1 – Switch ON your phone without a SIM Card
2 – Compose #PW+CODE+1#
(where CODE is the unlock code you are sent by email)
Press the star (*) button repeatedly to make the P, W or + appear
Sony Ericsson Satio unlock code instructions:
1 – Switch ON your phone without a SIM Card
2 – Compose #PW+CODE+1#
(where CODE is the unlock code you are sent by email)
Press the star (*) button repeatedly to make the P, W or + appear
Sony Ericsson unlock code instructions:
-Switch ON your phone without Sim card
-Press 1 time the left arrow
-Press 2 times the button *
-Press 1 time the left arrow
-’Personalize with MNC2′ will appear
-You can now enter your unlock code
If your phone has a ‘JOGDIAL’ (ex : SonyEricsson K700i) you must press ‘Down arrow’ instead of ‘Left arrow’ for step 2 & 3. We mean by ‘Down arrow” to direct the Jogdial down.
