Certify Smartphone in Chile
SUBTEL certification and compliance QR for smartphones imported to Chile under Resolution 737.
168 devices in catalog
There are 168 Smartphone devices with Resolution 737 SUBTEL compliance information in our public catalog. The most common wireless technologies are WiFi 2.4 GHz (36 devices, 21%), WiFi 5 GHz (36 devices, 21%), Bluetooth (36 devices, 21%). The 16 brands with the strongest presence are Apple (26 devices), Samsung (21 devices), Infinix (19 devices). All 168 products come from verifiable external sources.
Why does a smartphone need a SUBTEL QR?
Since February 22, 2026, every smartphone sold in Chile must include a QR code on its packaging that links to a public SUBTEL compliance page, as established by Resolution 737. Although cellular connectivity operates on licensed spectrum and is exempt from this requirement, the WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC, and UWB modules integrated in all modern smartphones are short-range devices regulated by Resolution 1985. Therefore, each smartphone model must individually declare the frequency bands and power levels of each short-range wireless module it incorporates. The compliance page must include the importer or Chilean representative's data, the technical specifications of each wireless technology, and the reference to the test report from an accredited laboratory.
Wireless technologies in smartphones and their regulation
A modern smartphone typically integrates five or more wireless modules: WiFi (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and in recent models 6 GHz), Bluetooth (2.4 GHz for audio, files, and accessories), NFC (13.56 MHz for payments and transfers), UWB (ultra-wideband for precise location), and cellular connectivity (4G/5G). Each short-range module must be documented separately on the compliance page, with its authorized bands per Resolution 1985. Importers should pay special attention to models incorporating WiFi 6E or WiFi 7, as the 6 GHz band has specific power and indoor-use conditions in Chile. Certificación Telecom streamlines this process by automatically generating the compliance page with all declared modules and the corresponding QR code.
Considerations for smartphone importers
Chile is one of the Latin American markets with the highest smartphone penetration, and Resolution 737 directly impacts every importer and distributor. Each model and variant (different internal model number with different radio configuration) requires its own compliance QR. An importer selling multiple brands must maintain a compliance page for each distinct model. It is essential to keep information updated when changing laboratory providers or importing a new regional variant of the same model. The compliance page must be publicly accessible at all times, and the QR code must be readable on the retail packaging. Failure to comply with these requirements can result in equipment being held at customs or sanctions from SUBTEL.
Typical wireless technologies
Top Smartphone brands
Devices of this type in our database
Devices of this type (showing 50 of 168): AZUMI AL35, TECNO POVA 7 5G, TECNO POVA 6 5G, POCO C85, OPPO A6x, SAMSUNG GALAXY S26 ULTRA, Nothing Phone 3 (A024), OPPO A79 5G, Apple iPhone 15 Plus (2023) / Apple A16 Bionic, Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G, REDMI Note 15 Pro 5G, Blackview FORT 1, Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max (2023) / Apple A17 Pro, OPPO A6 Pro 5G, Apple iPhone Air (2025) / Apple A19 Pro, OPPO A5 5G, OPPO A6x 5G, OPPO A5 Pro 5G, OPPO A40, OPPO Reno13F 5G, OPPO Reno12 F 5G, POCO F8 Pro, Motorola XT2527-6, POCO F7, POCO M8 Pro, Motorola XT2433-2, Motorola XT2503_1, Motorola XT2605-3, Bmobile ULTRA, Bmobile BLAZE, Redmi Note 14, Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max (2020) / Apple A14 Bionic, TECNO SPARK Go 1, TECNO SPARK GO 3, TECNO SPARK 30C, TECNO SPARK 30 Pro, Apple iPhone 13 (2021) / Apple A15 Bionic, TECNO CAMON 40 Pro 5G, TECNO CAMON 40 Pro, OPPO Reno14 F 5G, TECNO SPARK 30 5G, Infinix NOTE 50X 5G (X6857), Infinix NOTE 50S 5G+ (X6870), Bmobile BS40C, Infinix NOTE 40 X 5G (X6838), Infinix HOT 50i (X6531), ZTE NUBIA AIR, ZTE BLADE A73 5G, ZTE RedMagic 9 Pro, Blackview FORT 100.
Devices of type Smartphone
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| AL35 |  | AL35 | SA Smartphones AZUMI | Teléfono celular | External | |
| POVA 7 5G |  | TECNO LJ7 | ST Smartphones TECNO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| POVA 6 5G | | TECNO KJ8s | ST Smartphones TECNO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| POCO C85 |  | 25078PC3EG | SY Smartphones y Tablets | Mobile Phone | External | |
| OPPO A6x |  | CPH2819 | SO Smartphones OPPO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| SAMSUNG GALAXY S26 ULTRA |  | SM-S948B | SM Smartphones | SMARTPHONE | External | |
| Phone 3 (A024) |  | Phone 3 (A024) | SN Smartphones Nothing | Smartphone | External | |
| OPPO A79 5G | | CPH2557 | SO Smartphones OPPO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| iPhone 15 Plus (2023) / Apple A16 Bionic |  | A3094 | IP iPhone | Smartphones - iPhone | External | |
| Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G |  | 24090RA29G | SY Smartphones y Tablets | Mobile Phone | External | |
| REDMI Note 15 Pro 5G | | 25080RABDG | SY Smartphones y Tablets | Mobile Phone | External | |
| FORT 1 |  | FORT 1 | SB Smartphones Blackview | Smartphone | External | |
| iPhone 15 Pro Max (2023) / Apple A17 Pro | | A3106 | IP iPhone | Smartphones - iPhone | External | |
| OPPO A6 Pro 5G | | CPH2781 | SO Smartphones OPPO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| iPhone Air (2025) / Apple A19 Pro | | A3517 | IP iPhone | Smartphones - iPhone | External | |
| OPPO A5 5G | | CPH2735 | SO Smartphones OPPO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| OPPO A6x 5G | | CPH2783 | SO Smartphones OPPO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| OPPO A5 Pro 5G | | CPH2695 | SO Smartphones OPPO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| OPPO A40 | | CPH2669 | SO Smartphones OPPO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| OPPO Reno13F 5G | | CPH2699 | SO Smartphones OPPO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| OPPO Reno12 F 5G | | CPH2637 | SO Smartphones OPPO | Teléfono celular | External | |
| POCO F8 Pro | | 2510DPC44G | SY Smartphones y Tablets | Mobile Phone | External | |
| Motorola XT2527-6 |  | XT2527-6 | MS Motorola Smartphones | Smartphones | External | |
| POCO F7 | | 25053PC47G | SY Smartphones y Tablets | Smartphone | External | |
| POCO M8 Pro | | 2510EPC8BG | SY Smartphones y Tablets | Mobile Phone | External |
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Frequently asked questions about Smartphone
- Does my imported smartphone need SUBTEL certification?
- Yes. Since February 2026, every smartphone sold in Chile must include a QR code on its packaging linking to a SUBTEL compliance page. Although cellular connectivity is exempt as licensed spectrum, the WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC, and UWB modules are short-range devices requiring declaration under Resolution 737 (Track 2 — self-declaration with QR).
- Does each smartphone model need its own QR?
- Yes. Each model with a different radio configuration (different internal model number) requires its own compliance page and individual QR code. If you import the same model in regional variants with different radio hardware, each variant needs its own QR.
- Where does the SUBTEL QR go on a smartphone?
- The QR must be placed on the product's retail packaging. Resolution 2219 allows flexibility in the exact placement within the packaging, but it must be visible and scannable before purchase. It can also be included in documentation accompanying the product inside the box.
- Does an iPhone need a SUBTEL QR in Chile?
- Yes. All modern iPhones integrate WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC, and UWB — all short-range modules regulated by Resolution 1985. The importer or Apple's representative in Chile is responsible for generating the compliance page and placing the QR on the packaging of each model sold.
- What happens if I sell smartphones without a SUBTEL QR?
- SUBTEL can impose sanctions on the importer or representative in Chile, and equipment can be held at customs. Resolution 737 has been mandatory since February 22, 2026, and non-compliance constitutes a telecommunications regulation violation.
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