Android: The best Cricket Phones of 2015

The best Cricket Phones of 2015

Criteria

Price

The biggest concern when buying a new phone will most likely be price. Thankfully, Cricket Wireless has a good mix of top-tier and budget devices so you can most definitely find one that suits your needs. Newer devices will still cost you a lot up-front, but you’ll be able to use them for years to come so you can stretch your dollar even further. If your budget is really tight, you can even pick up a refurbished device or an older model phone for next to nothing.

Display

Before picking up a new phone, make sure you know just what you’ll be using it for. Are you going to be watching many videos or playing games? Or are you just sending some email and browsing the web? If media is your thing, you’ll want a big, high-res display so everything looks awesome. If you’re just doing some messaging or making phone calls, you may be able to get by with a smaller screen (and save some money in the process).

Software

If you’re new to smartphones, there are a few options when it comes to software. Google’s Android, Apple’s iOS, and Microsoft’s Windows Phone are the top three. You’ll want to go with an ecosystem that appeals to you as you’ll likely invest a good amount of time and money getting things the way you want them. Android is highly customizable, iPhone is quick and easy to use, Windows Phone brings the Windows experience over from desktop PCs. Each one has pros and cons, so do a bit of research before you buy.

Battery

Battery life is crucial on a smartphone, so make it count. Most newer devices will stay powered through the day, but some are packing in a bigger battery to go even longer. If you’re a power user however, you may find yourself having to charge up a few time during the day if you’re using your phone to its max potential, so make sure you opt for a device that has a larger battery.

Camera

Many of us are ditching a typical handheld camera in favor of our smartphones, so having a good camera on a phone is very important. Most newer models have cameras that get the job done, while some are even better than many point-and-shoot models. Devices like the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Apple’s iPhone 5s have great cameras for mobile photogs. But beware â€" because there are still some devices (like the Nokia Lumia 635) with below-average cameras.

Conclusion

We hope that this list helps you in your pursuit of a new phone on Cricket Wireless. If you’re looking to expand even further, you can check out the full device offerings from Cricket. Also be sure to read up on your favorite platform across all of our sites â€" iMore.com, Windows Central, and Android Central.

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