I figure I could post in one of the other forums, but- hey, why not here, right?
So, never owned a cell phone. Never needed one, really. But, now I kinda need one. I'm looking at a smartphone, something fairly low-end; I don't need much- calls, a bit of data (mainly on rare occasions I need Google Maps), that sort of thing. I looked at a bunch of phones today- the Samsung Galaxy S4 stood out; Costco has a decent deal on it (free? and $60/month). The carrier would be Verizon, and the consensus based on web reviews is that locally (Phoenix metro), Verizon > T-Mobile > Sprint > AT&T in terms of service.
I like the Android operating system. Microsoft was on the other end of that spectrum. Droid MAXX was pretty nice.
I don't need much. Probably not more than a few hours a month, not a lot of data. Not much call for texting. Am I missing any options? I've looked at prepaid phones- the T-Mobile ones probably wouldn't save me much ($50/month plan for unlimited talk), the Verizon prepaid plan- holy crap, I just finished differential equations and I can't understand that contract.
It'd be nice not to get ripped off, and any advice would be welcome. Thank you.
So, never owned a cell phone. Never needed one, really. But, now I kinda need one. I'm looking at a smartphone, something fairly low-end; I don't need much- calls, a bit of data (mainly on rare occasions I need Google Maps), that sort of thing. I looked at a bunch of phones today- the Samsung Galaxy S4 stood out; Costco has a decent deal on it (free? and $60/month). The carrier would be Verizon, and the consensus based on web reviews is that locally (Phoenix metro), Verizon > T-Mobile > Sprint > AT&T in terms of service.
I like the Android operating system. Microsoft was on the other end of that spectrum. Droid MAXX was pretty nice.
I don't need much. Probably not more than a few hours a month, not a lot of data. Not much call for texting. Am I missing any options? I've looked at prepaid phones- the T-Mobile ones probably wouldn't save me much ($50/month plan for unlimited talk), the Verizon prepaid plan- holy crap, I just finished differential equations and I can't understand that contract.
It'd be nice not to get ripped off, and any advice would be welcome. Thank you.
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