Can you tell me if this phone uses a standard or a micro sim card.....also if it will work with straight talk sim?
2065681
It uses a standard SIM card. It works with thid-party SIM cards, but check the support pages to make sure the phone is listed.
2065682
It uses a standard sim card. For straight talk, I am not exactly sure if it will work.
1116232
I don't know if it uses a sim card - but it is a Straight Talk phone and works with Straight Talk service. In my area, ST uses Verizon Wireless towers.
1138463
Haven't tried this phone with Straight Talk. Sorry I cannot be of help with this question.
879646
This phone will work with any GSM carrier. Simply buy a Straight Talk SIM Card for AT&T; or T-Mobile. I highly recommend using T-Mobile Prepaid, as they have pay as you go 1000 minutes for $100 (good for a year, extends if you reload the account within a year) and a $30/month plan with 1500 combined texts/minutes with 30MB if data. I hope these help!
125881
This phone is a Factory Unlocked phone, it will work with any GSM carrier worldwide, Straight Talk supports GSM, however, there are some States that use different bands, please contact them and ask them if they support GSM in your area, if they do, you can use this phone without a problem.
754366
This is an unlocked phone and will work with any GSM service that requires a sim card. I am not sure what size sim card Straight talk uses but as long as the sim fits it would work.
1615904
Yes, it uses a standard size GSM SIM. Since the phone is unlocked, you can use any standard sized GSM SIM. The one I am using is an AT&T; SIM. the nice thing about an unlocked phone is you can have a month to month contract...
824161
It uses a sim card so if you have a prepaid sim with Straight Talk they you can use it on the phone. It is unlocked and can work for any carrier
1141458
I am guessing that "Straight Talk" is the name of a cellular service that I have not heard of. However, my Nokia 1020 is an "unlocked" AT&T phone that will work with a micro SIM card from any "GSM" network. I verified that it would work with "Consumer Cellular" or "Cricket" before I bought it. Incidentally, both of these cellular services use the AT&T network. I should add that the phone comes with some AT&T apps that will not work unless you subscribe to AT&T.
2191862
Yes it uses straight talk. I'm not sure what towers it uses I'd assume it'd depend on your location This phone is a lot bigger than it looks in pictures. Bigger than a samsung 3
1517951
Yes, this should work with Straight Talk and for that reason any carrier as it is 2G Quad frequency. Please note that for phone and text message you will find no difference from other phones. However if you are a heavy data user then this phone is only 2G and EDGE (2.5G) at best - you can check e-mail etc but takes time to load it. The only good side it that this phone is Wi-Fi compatible so wherever you run it on wi-Fi (external hot spot), you can do anything with it as far as data goes. It has limited ROM but accepts and additional micro SD card. Phone contact list is also exportable to micro SD card BUT NOT to your e-mail account.
76623
Yes, it will work with Straight talk as long as it is ATT branded or Unlocked.
422001
This phone is locked with T-mobile , This mean it will not work with straight Talk, but it will work with Gosmart or Simple Mobile only
1215631
As far as I know, it will work with any network which uses sim cards and operates in the same frequencies listed in the phone specs. I use it with straight talk on the ATT Network.
1314188
Yes, it uses a standard size GSM SIM. Since the phone is unlocked, you can use any standard sized GSM SIM. The one I am using is an AT&T SIM. the nice thing about an unlocked phone is you can have a month to month contract...
1216339
is it prepaid? AT&T; T-Mobile...is the sim compatible. I have two and both accepted the prepaid sims with no problem. walmart straight talk wont work on an unlocked phone. and then you could have defective phone
12222
It's an unlocked phone, out will work with tmobile, at&t;, simple mobile. Not sure about straight talk, if the use a sim card and they operate with in the spectrum that the phone can receive, then it might, if your company does not use a sim, then it might not.