AT&T Prepaid - Apple iPhone SE 4G LTE with 32GB Memory Prepaid Cell Phone - Space Gray

AT&T Prepaid - AT&T Prepaid Apple iPhone SE 4G LTE with 32GB Memory Prepaid Cell Phone - Space Gray. I give it 5 Stars. I've used it daily for the past 1 year & 9 months. I very highly recommend the Otter Box that has been on the phone since it was new. I feel like I have dropped my phone a million times even on concrete driveway and the Otter Box has taken a licking and keeps on protecting my iPhone SE 4G LTE. it has never been in a repair shop and I love it for daily use sending text messages and taking and sharing photos. I did not go wrong buying this phone, I will probably keep it until it quits. I use it daily. it has been a great phone for me for the past one year and nine months with no complaints

I broke the screen on my iPhone 6 less than a year ago and had some guy at the mall replace it for $140. Less than a year later the S, Z, and emoji keys quit working out of the blue. You don't realize how many Ss are in normal conversation until every S turns into DA or AD or just A or just D. My AT&T next plan isn't up until next year so I thought I'd get a go phone to save some money and see if it would work, and I found the this SE is available as a go phone for $200. Easy decision, and one I don't regret. It's faster than my 6 was, and to be honest I like the form factor better. I can reach every corner of the screen with my thumb without having to adjust my grip. The only downside I can see is having to go from 64gb to 32, but after backing up a million photos with the google photo app and deleting them I'm in pretty good shape memory-wise. Long story short, if you're on a post-paid plan and your phone breaks, but you don't want to pay up and start a new next plan, grab a go phone and put your post paid sim card in it. I might not even upgrade when my next plan is up.

The iPhone 6 is $100.00 more, has a 8MP camera, instead of the 12MP this phone has, and has an A8 chip coprocessor, instead of the SE having the A9 chip coprocessor. This phone has almost the exact same options as the iPhone 6s (same camera and chip coprocessor). It's way faster than an iPhone 5, or 5s, by a major difference. Cool thing now is you get 32GB of storage for the price of the 16GB version! Another great point.... If you loved the size of the 5, and the 5s..... You're gonna definitely love this phone even more! The battery even lasts longer! The iPhone 6 isn't enough "bang for the buck", however on a different note: AT&T go phone prepaid service just got better! Rollover data! How can you beat that? Love it!!

i was able to take my cricket sim card out of my old iphone with a cracked screen and place it in this thing didn't have to do anything else just turned it on and it worked. it's not the newest or biggest iphone but it's a good deal and a quick replacement.

My dad wanted a simple small phone that he could keep in his shirt pocket and connect to the bluetooth in his car. He only wanted phone and texting options. (He really just wanted a flip phone like he had but needed the bluetooth.) I arranged this phone for him so all he can see is the phone and text messaging and it is working out great. Since the rest of his family own iPhones, we will slowly start getting him to use the other features but for now he is quite happy.

First off, yes this phone will work out of the box with at&t network. You are not locked into using it as a gophone. This version of the iPhone SE is a lot less than the contract next plan version at&t offers and is the same phone inside and out. I bought this to replace a smartphone on my at&t plan and simple swapped the nano sim from my old at&t phone to this one and worked without a problem. To enable wifi hotspot you will probably have to call att to update the imei on account as an iPhone unless your using a sim card from a previous iPhone.

I am by no means an expert on this phone yet, but I purchased it to update my dinosaur Samsung Galaxy 2. I set up the fingerprint recognition on this phone and within a week, it quit working so I elected to just turn it off for now. Everything else is working so far and I am learning the new Apple operating system. I am happy with it so far except for the fingerprint recognition quitting on me, and that is why I am giving it 4 stars instead of 5. Everyone I know that has an IPhone has been happy with theirs and have said how easy the phone is to learn and that is what made up my mind to make the change over. The price was really good so that was also another determining factor.

I upgraded from a 5S and didn't think I'd notice a difference but this thing flies. 32GB, more than all day battery, and only $200 out the door... get it. (by the way I'm using mine on cricket!- just popped the sim in and took off)