Even if you're coming from one of these other carriers, you should still double check your location since Straight Talk won't have the same roaming agreements that other carriers have. You'll have to check each map (opens in new tab) to determine if your phone will work for you. Source: Android Central (Image credit: Source: Android Central)įor coverage, it's going to come down to the phone you're using and the SIM card it needs. Once you have your device and SIM card, you can activate it here (opens in new tab) and then get a monthly plan.
Check your phone's compatibility (opens in new tab) at Straight Talk's website to easily find out which SIM card you need. That's because while the phone, if purchased in the U.S., is more than likely compatible with one of Straight Talk's networks (since they offer support for both CDMA and GSM devices, you should be in luck), it must have the right SIM card to align with the right parent network. If you decide to buy your phone directly from Straight Talk, the representative (or website) will make sure you get the right SIM card, but if you decide to use your existing unlocked phone, things get a little tricky. Straight Talk is a subsidiary of Tracfone, a company unique in that it has deals with all four U.S. You also have the option to Bring Your Own Device (opens in new tab). You can choose from a wide range of phones, including cheaper phones. Of course, you can also stop in at your local participating Walmart and see what's available in-store.īeyond the Galaxy line, you can shop at Walmart (opens in new tab) or on Straight Talk's own online store (opens in new tab). You actually need to enter your ZIP code to see what's offered in your area, but the Galaxy S10 should definitely be available nationwide through Straight Talk. The S10 and the S10+ are both available to be purchased outright or on a 15- or 24-month payment plan (opens in new tab). Straight Talk offers a fairly limited number of low-budget Android phones alongside the usual Apple devices, but you can still get the latest and greatest from Samsung, the Galaxy S10 series. Source: Joe Maring / Android Central (Image credit: Source: Joe Maring / Android Central)
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