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ZTE Grand X3 hands-onZTE unveils the Grand X3 and Avid PlusZTE Grand X3 arrives on Cricket for $129.99ZTE talks past, present and future at CES 2016Buy now from CricketGoing unlocked?
Why limit yourself to the phones Cricket sells? Not everybody knows this, but this carrier runs on AT&T’s GSM network. Not only does that mean you have good coverage, but it also means you can easily bring in your unlocked devices, something Cricket Wireless supports whole-heartedly. The company even has a dedicated page for bring-your-own-phone subscribers.
The industry is changing. Affordable devices are no longer sluggish and useless, and some high-end smartphones are starting to get much more affordable. In turn, this means customers are starting to accept the idea of moving away from subsidies and installment plans. There are plenty of good options out there, but there are a few handsets leading this movement. Here’s our list of unlocked phones we’d recommend activating on Cricket’s network:
Nexus 6PMotorola Moto X Pure Edition (aka Style)Nexus 5XOnePlus 3
Don’t see anything you like? Try checking out our list of the best cheap Android smartphones.
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