isn't cricket cdma?
when did they change to sim based service?

On 8/7/2014 8:28 AM, Jared wrote:
The sim from your 5 should work in a 5s. I'd go with unlocked for the flixibility it offers. Specifically I took an unlocked iPhone from att to t-mobile with no issues and am now considering taking it from t-mobile to cricket wireless. If you do any traveling outside the united states you will also probably be able to buy a local sim card for phone and data. As an example of what this could save you I read an article about someone paying $180 for 800 megs of international data on ATT when traveling in europe. With an unlocked phone they were able to pay $30 for 2 gigs of data.

On Thursday, August 7, 2014 10:54:59 AM UTC-4, Alan Lemly wrote:

    I'm wanting to learn about unlocked iPhones should I decide at
    some point to upgrade my phone. I currently have an iPhone 5 with
    AT&T but that contract ends in a few months. I was just on the
    Apple site playing around to check the cost of an unlocked 64GB
    iPhone 5S. One of the options was to buy a SIM-free phone with the
    stipulation that the user would need a GSM-compatible SIM. Would
    the SIM in my current iPhone 5 meet this need in a 5S model or has
    the SIM card form factor changed between the 5 and 5S models?

    I'm almost afraid to ask this but is there an advantage to buying
    an unlocked iPhone if financing is not an issue and the buy-down
    price of entering into a contract is not a factor? I've been happy
    with my AT&T service but my own experience with this sort of thing
    tells me that I'll save money in the long-run by having an
    unlocked phone. Of course, I believe when my contract ends with
    AT&T, I can have them unlock my iPhone 5 if it is still meeting my
    needs.

    Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this subject.

    Alan Lemly

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