Best Cricket cell phone deals: November 16, 2021 updates
Best Cricket Wireless Deals
- Get the iPhone SEÂ for just FREE when you switch to Cricket, port your number, and pay for 2 months of Unlimited.
- The Motorola Moto G Play is FREE when you switch to Cricket and bring your number (min. $60 plan required)
- Get $340 off the Samsung Galaxy S20 FEÂ when you port in your number on a plan that costs $60 per month or more
- The Samsung Galaxy A12 is FREE with port-in on plans $30 and over
- The Motorola G Power is FREE when you port in on plans $60 or more
- You can even get a FREE phone when you switch to Cricket!
Free Phones from Cricket
Sometimes Cricket offers free phones when you switch. Right now there’s only one free phone deal available, but all you need to do is port your number to Cricket and sign up for an eligible plan to get it:
- The Samsung Galaxy A01 is FREE when you start a new line on plans $60 or more and port your number
- Get the Motorola Moto G Play for FREE when you switch to Cricket from any carrier other than AT&T on a $60 plan and bring your existing number
More Cricket Cell Phone Deals
Cricket is always offering great deals on various phones from old to new, including the latest iPhones and Samsung Galaxy devices. If you’re looking for a budget phone that does the basics, Cricket Wireless is a great carrier to consider as there are often free or cheap phone deals to take advantage of.
Check out other Cricket cell phone deals below:
About Cricket Wireless and Cricket Wireless Deals
Let’s Talk lists deals for Cricket Wireless plans, Cricket phones, and other promotions on a weekly basis. Cricket deals may require new customers to sign up for wireless service, switch from a different wireless carrier and port in a phone number, or purchase new Cricket cell phones and activate them with service plans. Cricket also requires you to have six months of continued paid service before unlocking devices.
Cricket Wireless is a mobile virtual network operator that offers prepaid plans over AT&T’s 4G LTE network, which has the second-best coverage in the U.S. after Verizon Wireless.
