Metro just listed the 2024 Moto Edge 2024 for free on Port ins.
Otherwise, its 99 + 75
Processor: Snapdragon® 7s Gen 2
Memory (RAM): 8GB
On-screen fingerprint reader,
Internal Storage: 256GB
SD Card: No
Battery Size
5000mAh
Charging
68W TurboPowerâ„¢ | 15W wireless charging
Display Size
6.6" pOLED Endless Edge Display
Resolution
FHD+ (2400 x 1080)
Display Technology
AMOLED, 10-bit; Over a billion shades of color, DCI-P3 color space, Refresh rate: 144Hz, Peak brightness: 1300, Touch sampling rate: 360Hz, Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3, DC
Dimensions
159.63 x 71.99 x 8.09mm
Body
PU/Vegan Leather
Ports
Type-C port (USB 3.1 | DisplayPort 1.4 Support)
Weight
174g
Water Protection
IP68
https://www.metrobyt-mobile.com/c...-edge-2024
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There's a soft credit pull at checkout. Each person/address is limited to 2 metro devices. Dealing with metro can be a great pain cause their cs are useless.
There's a soft credit pull at checkout. Each person/address is limited to 2 metro devices. Dealing with metro can be a great pain cause their cs are useless.
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Based on some of the comments, it sounds like you can just grab a promo phone with metro and the first month service, then simply slap your T-Mobile post paid sim in and be good to go despite the network lock, then eventually get the full unlock? I haven't ever gone for any of these buy prepaid for the phone then stash away until unlock eligible type deals so trying to wrap my head around this.
With this phone for example...I could pay the $99+$75 for the new number deal. Activate it if needed, and since metro is T-Mobile, just stick my T-Mobile post paid in and end up ultimately the same for $175 vs the regular $299 for the phone thru T-Mobile?
Based on some of the comments, it sounds like you can just grab a promo phone with metro and the first month service, then simply slap your T-Mobile post paid sim in and be good to go despite the network lock, then eventually get the full unlock? I haven't ever gone for any of these buy prepaid for the phone then stash away until unlock eligible type deals so trying to wrap my head around this.
With this phone for example...I could pay the $99+$75 for the new number deal. Activate it if needed, and since metro is T-Mobile, just stick my T-Mobile post paid in and end up ultimately the same for $175 vs the regular $299 for the phone thru T-Mobile?
It's the same as the T-Mobile version, just different bloatware. MetroPCS screwed up pretty bad and gave me like 3m of free service. Just letting that ride before using my T-Mobile card.
does it apply to cancelled lines?
Based on some of the comments, it sounds like you can just grab a promo phone with metro and the first month service, then simply slap your T-Mobile post paid sim in and be good to go despite the network lock, then eventually get the full unlock? I haven't ever gone for any of these buy prepaid for the phone then stash away until unlock eligible type deals so trying to wrap my head around this.
With this phone for example...I could pay the $99+$75 for the new number deal. Activate it if needed, and since metro is T-Mobile, just stick my T-Mobile post paid in and end up ultimately the same for $175 vs the regular $299 for the phone thru T-Mobile?
It's the same as the T-Mobile version, just different bloatware. MetroPCS screwed up pretty bad and gave me like 3m of free service. Just letting that ride before using my T-Mobile card.
It's the same as the T-Mobile version, just different bloatware. MetroPCS screwed up pretty bad and gave me like 3m of free service. Just letting that ride before using my T-Mobile card.
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I only have a post paid line.
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