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Cricket’s LG Fortune 2 is a dirt-cheap Android Nougat phone with mediocre specs
The LG Fortune 2 only seems to have that ultra-low $99.99 price point going for it, running Android 7.1 Nougat and featuring overall subpar specs by 2018 standards.
Port in your number to MetroPCS, and you can get two free months of unlimited service
Technically, you have to pay for your first two months of unlimited MetroPCS service before receiving $100 back, but free money is always a good deal.
LG Zone 4 hits Verizon prepaid with thick bezels, old software and ultra-low price point
Internationally unveiled around a month ago under the K8 (2018) name, the LG Zone 4 is now up for grabs with Verizon prepaid plans for just $114.99.
Entry-level Moto E5 Play/Moto E5 Cruise rendered en route to Verizon and Cricket
The Verizon and Cricket-bound Moto E5 Play, aka E5 Cruise, doesn't look like much at a first glance, but one particular design choice and a presumably ultra-low price point may make it quite appealing to the masses.
MetroPCS picks up Moto E4 at ‘everyday’ price of $49, completely free with network switch
If you thought the Moto E4 was affordable on Verizon, Amazon or Republic Wireless, check out this MetroPCS launch deal. It's almost too good to be true.
Cricket Wireless picks up $150 ZTE Blade X Max with Android 7.1.1 and 6-inch 1080p screen
Exclusively available on prepaid Cricket Wireless plans, the Android 7.1 Nougat-powered ZTE Blade X Max only costs $149.99.
Samsung Galaxy J3 Prime starts at $69 on MetroPCS, $75 at T-Mobile with Android 7.0
It doesn't look very "premium", and it's certainly no powerhouse, but the Nougat-powered Samsung Galaxy J3 Prime is still a T-Mo and Metro bargain.
Samsung Galaxy Amp Prime 2 offers Android Nougat to Cricket customers at $150
Following in the footsteps of last year's Amp Prime, and copying this year's J3 Emerge, Cricket's Samsung Galaxy Amp Prime 2 stands out with Nougat.
AT&T picks up modest LG Phoenix 3 for March 10 prepaid launch, but why?
The AT&T-exclusive LG Phoenix 3 is seemingly based on the "international" low-end K4 (2017), inexplicably looking worse than the Phoenix 2 on paper.