4G bands switch - Honor 9 Lite Questions & Answers

Hello,
Just switched from a nexus 5x to an honor 9 lite bought from Argos.
I have noticed the 4G signal reception being very poor compared to my previous phone.
I have also installed a tool called network discovery and it shows connected to band 3.
Is there a way to switch to band 20? I'm on EE network.
Has anyone experienced same issues?
Thank you all.

I'm on virgin that use EE not noticed this solid signal and 4G in strong areas
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I`m currently on S7 and looking for a change. Been fan of Mix since it came out, but only now prices have come down to affordable levels for 256GB model.
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rbs_uk said:
Hello all Mix fans.
I`m currently on S7 and looking for a change. Been fan of Mix since it came out, but only now prices have come down to affordable levels for 256GB model.
I`m on Vodafone and I do know Mi doesn`t support Band 20. What would that mean in daily usage? Slow 4G speeds? No 4G at all? Bad reception in weak areas of city/between tall buildings?
I`m trying to understand how it this will affect my daily usage.
Thank you.
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You should definitely get this phone (almost passed out during the unboxing from looking at this masterpiece).
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rbs_uk said:
Bad reception in weak areas of city/between tall buildings?
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Hey, good point.. Im in my room(not in London obviously) with no 4G connection(never showed up, not even a single bar) where my previous device s6e+ used to get 2 bars of 4G reception in the same exact place.
On the street, it's ok but no 4G reception in weak areas as well.
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