BYOP: Bring Your Own Phone | Cricket Wireless

Let's Make Sure Your Phone is Compatible

First, find your device ID number (IMEI), dial * #06# on your phone. See how it works

Or select your phone type for instructions:

Apple

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Apple

Open your phone's Settings.
Tap General
Tap About.
Scroll down and look for your IMEI number.

Tip: If you're accessing this page from your iPhone, you can copy the IMEI number in your settings and paste it below.

Android

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Android

Open your phone's Settings.
Tap About Phone or About Tablet.
Tap Status.
Scroll down and look for your IMEI number.

Tip: On most Androids, remove the battery and you should see the IMEI number printed on the inside of the device.

Enter Your Device ID Number

15-digit number (no spaces or dashes)

This IMEI checker may not cover all devices. Cricket cannot guarantee the performance of non-Cricket branded devices. Device must be compatible with the Cricket network and able to use a Cricket SIM card. AT THIS TIME, OTHER CARRIERS' 5G DEVICES WILL NOT HAVE ACCESS TO 5G SERVICE ON THE CRICKET NETWORK. Data speeds vary by device capabilities and network technology used in your coverage area. 4G LTE coverage not available everywhere. Compatible rate plan required. Tax due at sale. By purchasing, activating, or using your phone and our service, you acknowledge and agree to the Cricket Wireless Terms and Conditions of Service . Coverage not available everywhere.

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Bring Your Own Phone

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Let's Make Sure Your Phone is Compatible

Or select your phone type for instructions:

Apple

Android

Enter Your Device ID Number

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