Amazon[amazon.com] has 128GB Verizon Prepaid Alcatel 50 XL NXTPAPER 5G (T704) Android Smartphone for $67.90. Shipping is free.
Specs via Amazon:
OS: Android 15
Carrier: Verizon
Network: 5G, LTE, GSM, UMTS
Brand/Manufacturer: Verizon / Alcatel
Model Year: 2025
Display: 6.7" LCD, 2460 × 1080 resolution, 267 ppi
Processor: Mediatek Dimensity 8000, 2.4 GHz
RAM: 4 GB
SIM: eSIM, Nano SIM support
Connector: USB-C
Security: Fingerprint recognition
Cameras: 50 MP rear camera system, 2 MP front camera
Video: 1080p recording at 30/60 fps
Battery: 5,010 mAh
Included Items: Device, power adapter, pre-installed SIM, SIM ejector tool, USB cable
Warranty: 1-year limited warranty
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Can something like this be used as a verizon backup device?
I think they have some requirement where it has to be on pre-paid before it can be whitelisted for postpaid service. I dont have Verizon, so can't confirm 100%.
How is this phone compared to the TCL NxtPaper 70 Pro?
I have the TCL phone. It's newer chipset, 8GB of RAM + MicroSD support and the great dispaly are making it the better device in my opinion. But it's large and heavy.
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Does this really have a Dimensity 8000??? I thought this phone only had a 6100.
GSMArena says "Mediatek Dimensity 6100+". This is for the TCL phone but it looks like Alcatel is just the rebranded version of the same phone: https://www.gsmarena.com/tcl_50_x...-13173.php
I know many of Verizon's own-brand prepaid phones cannot be used as a Wi-Fi device without being activated, they try to block it. Not sure if that applies to this model, but, independently, I did get the boost mobile version of this and the NXTPAPER display is quite nice if you're looking for that kind of thing.
I know many of Verizon's own-brand prepaid phones cannot be used as a Wi-Fi device without being activated, they try to block it. Not sure if that applies to this model, but, independently, I did get the boost mobile version of this and the NXTPAPER display is quite nice if you're looking for that kind of thing.
That's what I'm wondering, I wanted to get a nxtpaper phone for reading... any idea if this will function freely for WiFi without ever activating on Verizon network?
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It's in amazon's description but possibly wrong.
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