I need a cellphone.
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I can spend up to $300 including any fees. But cheaper is always better.
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A better camera would be nicer but I don't need anything fancy for the phone.
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What's the difference between locked and unlocked?
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I'm in the US now. I might move to Canada next year. I'd like my phone to keep working if I move. But it's not a deal breaker and I need a phone very soon.
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From my ~3 minutes of googling - it seems AT&T has the best coverage where I live.
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Samsung A14. I found it when I was googling. Amazon has it from $99 to $180. I don't understand the range of prices. How it is for that I need? In any case - I think it's a useful benchmark for this thread.
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What am I forgetting to ask about?
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I need to buy a cellphone and I know next to nothing about them. Long story short - I've lived without a cellphone for a very long time. I'm not a cellphone guy. For the phone I'll buy I don't think I'll use it for much except talking on it when I have to and I hardly get around much anymore.
I've never used Instacart but I plan to and I assume I need a cellphone for it. I'd prefer to use Instacart entirely on my desktop but I assume that's impossible.
used iphone, for your budget you might be able to get up to 13, but may have to settle for 12 (which is still a decent choice in 2024)
locked will only work with the carrier specified, unlocked will theoretically work with any carrier as long as the phone is made for your region/country