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I just went to Best Buy's website. There's unlocked phones. It's typically the carrier branch stores that don't sell unlocked devices, though they often do in m
by R0b0t1 5y ago
I just went to Best Buy's website. There's unlocked phones. It's typically the carrier branch stores that don't sell unlocked devices, though they often do in my experience (you'll get the phone cheaper somewhere else).
If you read carefully, the carrier selection on the website is really just for carrier compatibility; you are offered the option of paying the entire price upfront.
The shocker to me here is you can pay the entire up front cost and have your phone remotely disabled.
- Someone1234 5y agoThose are used phones you're looking at. If you checked the reviews you will see that "not really unlocked" is a common complaint on top. If you go look at their new inventory even if you "activate today" you still need to select a carrier.
- R0b0t1 5y agoNope, brand new. You can pay entire sticker price up front and get them unlocked.