Will this phone work with cricket? null

Yes. I have cricket and it works perfectly on their service.

As long as Cricket supports GSM, it should work. This phone is not CDMA. I would check with Cricket. That said, the phone feels well built, and has good reception, speed, cameras, etc. But seems to frequently crash and reboot. At least once every few days. It has never crashed while on a call, but be aware. The facial recognition works but is not as fast or as good as Apple's. The fingerprint reader through the glass works okay, but sometimes takes a couple tries Also, your choice of cases is very limited as this is a somewhat 'rare' phone in the USA. If you don't need the IR (remote control) emitter, I'd consider the newer version of this phone without the 'edge' display if you want a TCL phone. The newer version also is 5G, while this is not, if that matters to you.

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Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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Yes. I have cricket and it works perfectly on their service.
Answered by Sean 3 years ago
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As long as Cricket supports GSM, it should work. This phone is not CDMA. I would check with Cricket. That said, the phone feels well built, and has good reception, speed, cameras, etc. But seems to frequently crash and reboot. At least once every few days. It has never crashed while on a call, but be aware. The facial recognition works but is not as fast or as good as Apple's. The fingerprint reader through the glass works okay, but sometimes takes a couple tries Also, your choice of cases is very limited as this is a somewhat 'rare' phone in the USA. If you don't need the IR (remote control) emitter, I'd consider the newer version of this phone without the 'edge' display if you want a TCL phone. The newer version also is 5G, while this is not, if that matters to you.
Answered by cbarro 3 years ago
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