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

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.

I bought this phone to replace an iPhone 5C. After fiddling around with the 6, 6S, and 7, I realized I didn't like the new sizes. They are way too big for my tiny elf-man hands. The iPhone 5 class form factor fits my hands perfectly. Physically the SE is nearly identical to the 5S, but from what I've read it has the guts of a 6. The speed and response time is so much better than my old 5C. No more waiting for movies or tv shows to load. Gaining an extra 16GB of storage over my old phone is nice, too. I hit a slight snag after moving my SIM over to this phone. It worked fine for a while but then my AT&T account was suspended. I had to spend an hour on the phone with AT&T but I finally got it sorted out. Just a heads up for those buying this as a replacement phone. It wasn't as easy as just swapping the SIM. Overall I'm really happy with this phone. For the speed, storage, and features it can't be beat for this price. There are only two cons. One is that the antenna seems to be a bit weaker than my 5C. So far it hasn't been a problem. Second is that some very old apps, like Star Wars sound board, won't run on the new 64-bit architecture.

First iPhone here, but not my first Apple Rodeo. I've have three Touches over the last eight years, and it was just time. I will always miss the anonymity of my Touch (5th Gen), but it's too far behind in the digital times. First thing about the SE, it's boxy. I'm used to something half as thin in my left pocket. Second, it's angular. No smooth edges, this is what we cut our teeth on before glass housing became en vogue. Third, it's a phone! I'll be on the internet or blogging away, and then some random person's calling or texting me and I'm just like "thank God I didn't just post what I was thinking or texting to this random individual!" The glass has been pretty resilient on scratches thus far, not too many smudges either. Occasionally it does things that I don't tell it to do. This is an Apple thing; basically it's Apple's way of telling us they know what we want even if we don't know. I've had no problems with my carrier service (AT&T) because I picked a carrier and phone that matched my location. It also pairs seamlessly with my Sony Bluetooth headset (MDR-XB50BS) and I like the newer iOS which is 10 point something. Definitely a recommendation for people who don't want to kill their accounts and like the Pay as You Go. A word of caution; it's 32 GB which isn't a whole lot, and it's an A9 chip which is about three gens back due to the X.

I review all Apple Products before purchase. From that you learn that Apple often overlaps features in their products, over-pricing per the 'big' print HYPE. Always go to non-Apple sites for side by side comparisons. Per the 'fine' print the 2017 iPhone SE is an excellent phone, packed with features, with a camera that exceeds the iPhone 6. I owned the iPhone 5-16G and not needing the larger screen, I chose the SE-32G. Great PRICE!! The 32G of space is fine if you iCloud manage your pics and use iTunes average level. The SE is a hidden gem in the Apple line-up, passed over often for the larger models. Parents get the SE for your teens (even if they protest)! Less issues of theft (many will think they have the oldie 5) and yet powerful and more durable screen (if cased of course). I had existing ATT account, so for me it was a simple call to ATT and insert of my current SIM card to the SE. My iPhone SE was brand new as I verified the IMEI upon purchase. If you don't need the large screen this is a excellent iPhone to own. Easy to fit into pocket or purse!

I cracked my iPhone 7 plus so I called AT&T and verified I can use my current contract SIM card in this prepaid iPhone SE. They said yes it will work fine. Bought the iPhone SE on sale for $150 at Best Buy. Inserted my contract SIM card and the phone activated. Within an hour AT&T suspended my cell phone service. Called AT&T and they did not know if I owned the phone or if it was stolen. Explained I just bought it and they activated my service immediately. I've had no issues so far with AT&T other than that. The iPhone SE is awesome. I've always loved the iPhone 5 shape and stoked they made the iPhone 5 better with the SE. I actually like the look and size way better than my 7 plus. Phone works almost flawlessly. I went back to Best Buy and bought another for $150 just to have extra. Such a deal. Even for $200 bucks its a deal. I pay for iCloud storage so I'm not afraid of the 32gb size.

Bought this once my old phone died. I always wanted an iPhone, but ain't about that high price life. I'm a cash girl, and Best Buy spoke my language with this one. 32g iPhone SE for less than $200? Can't beat that! I'm already an AT&T Prepaid customer, so all I had to do was transfer my service over to to the new phone, and I was good to go! For this price, I'm able to fully appreciate the iPhone experience! Thanks, Best Buy! *Note: You may have to call the service center to re-activate your phone (there have been purchase processing issues) , but the folks there are extremely friendly and helpful. Please be patient with them (it's not their fault), have your receipt ready to fax, scan, email or text to them, and be prepared to stay on the line for about 5 to 10 minutes while they get your service up and running again. It's a minor inconvenience for such a great deal, imo.

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!!

Great phone if you're OK with its 4" size and using it with ATT or as ATT Go Phone or Pre-Paid services such as Cricket, H2O Wireless and any ATT MVNO carriers. It has the same chip as the 6S and almost identical functions. No phone comes to its value of $200 in the market. However, it CAN NOT be unlocked through ATT Unlock portal as in the past. I had previous ATT or GoPhones unlocked in the past, but apparently ATT has changed its policies. It stated phone must has 6 months of "paid" service before unlock eligibility. I don't know if it includes ATT MVNOs carriers or must be Gophone Services. Will try again in six months.