Guide: Which Early Smartphone Upgrade Plan Is Best?
For some, waiting two years to get a new smartphone is simply too long. However, navigating your carrier’s upgrade policies to get your hands on the latest and greatest tech can be costly and hectic. To help simplify the process and avoid making customers drop significant sums all at once, U.S. carriers are introducing new plans to allow customers to get new devices every six months or a year on fixed payment plans.
Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile have all recently announced their new programs, each of which function differently. So how do they compare to each other? And more importantly, does it save you more money than a traditional 2-year contract?