What brand is your cell phone, and what carrier do you have?

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

For me, it's a Samsung with T-mobile. One thing that drives me nuts with T-mobile, though, is that after every update, they force you through this thing where they recommend apps, and it's several pages long, and I have to deal with that. I hate it.

So which do you run with and do you like it?

[OneViewpoint]

iPhone with Mint Mobile, an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) riding on the T-Mobile infrastructure. $15 per month with 5 gig of data and a mobile hotspot I can run my laptop and iPad off of. International deals that are reasonable on a pay as you go / as needed basis.

Zero annoyances. Easy to use. Go over on data and they don't throttle or hit you with ridiculous fees. They just bump you to the next level plan for a few bucks. You decide to make that permanent or set it back to the original data limit on a simple app on your device. I'm not missing AT&T at all.

[Likes2drive]

I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max and I’ve been using it unlocked on cricket for years which is actually using AT&T‘s equipment and usually don’t have any problem with it at all and I have unlimited everything and hotspot and I’ve used it through half the United States

[CindyRuns]

Same with me... a 5 year old Samsung Galaxy S20 on T-Mobile.

They're no better or worse than the other two major carriers and they're cheaper than AT&T and Verizon.

[Beckybooboo]

I have a Samsung and US Cellular is my carrier.

[JHNS98]

My phone is a Sony Xperia, and I'm subscribed to Sweden's national telecom provider Telia. My phone is apparently two generations old already, but I find no reason to change hardware until it breaks. My phone works fine, but more importantly for me, I can use it with only one hand, which wasn't true for every phone in the carrier-franchised dealership where I bought the phone.

[Zack-Bann]

I caved late last year and bought the iPhone 16 Pro


I had a series of Samsungs for years before


Android is great and back in the day I used to abuse the freedom it gave
But these days iOS does just what I need my phone to do

[AviatorTom]

I have a Samsung S-21 on T-mobile, moved from Sprint when T-mobile acquired Sprint. It's worked for me allover North America and Europe, no issues.

[DryGermanGuy]

An Apple iPhone X on an ancient 20 year old E+ network contract. :-o

[katiesmuff]

It's and i phone and Xfinity is my service provider!

[NordicInScandinavia]

ReadMi Note 11 Pro and Yousee is my carrier.

[TrimmedTip]

iPhone with T-Mobile. I like iphones for their high lifespan.

[Bricealan]

@Ez-Bri-Z_v2 Iphone - W/ Spectrom as carrier

[exitseven]

I have a Samsung Galaxy and I use Verizon as a carrier

[Iron_Man]

iPhone 13 Pro Max I no longer have AT&T I have consumer cellular for a couple years now. I pay around $57 a month for unlimited

[WonderingManII]

Samsung - Consumer Cellular. They seem to have good converge. They use other people's towers.

[CaptainSmartass]

I've got a Sony Xperia on Three.

Simples...

[BLP11520]

I have an iPhone 14 which I need to get swapped out and Verizon, I don’t have too many problems👍

[msc545]

My phone is a Pixel 7, and the carrier is AT&T. It seems to work fairly well.

[liketopullout]

"So which do you run with and do you like it?"

I do not own a mobile phone and I like the fact that I don't.

[LuXtreme]

Realme C55 - Vodafone.

[Darkest-Knight]

Samsung and Telus.

[CubaPirate]

Samsung and Vodafone

[Anonymous]

It's an old GSM phone, Alcatel.

[jamesgoldman]

Motorola with Three

[Abdulw]

I have a mobicel

[Pterodon]

iPhone and T Mobile

[DCVsMarvel2]

apple

[Blackcat1952]

A T AND T android

[Amur8711]

Samsung, Verizon

[cavedweller1973]

iPhone and T-Mobile

[Boobslover01]

Samsung