Bring Your Own Unlocked Phone - T-Mobile
Bringing your own phone to T-Mobile is an easy way to switch. Use these steps and check your IMEI compatibility, and activate your device online today.
Bring your own device (BYOD) guide | T-Mobile Support
Want to bring your own device to T-Mobile? Follow this guide to get started using your unlocked Android or Windows device.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) | T-Mobile for Business
Bringing your phone to T-Mobile is typically the fastest, easiest, and most economical way to join T-Mobile. To bring your own phone, first check if your phone is compatible with the T-Mobile network.
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Switch to T-Mobile from Verizon or AT&T & Bring Your Phone
Make the switch from Verizon or AT&T to T-Mobile, and keep your phone along with all its contacts, pictures, and apps. We'll even pay off your device!
T-Mobile data & APN settings | T-Mobile Support
Learn how to adjust your device settings when you bring your own device to T-Mobile.
Easy Switch | T-Mobile Support
If you bring your own device with an eSIM, you’ll need to activate it once you switch. After you’re done, you should remove your previous carrier’s SIM card from the device. Once you’ve selected to download your eSIM in the app, follow the steps for your device:
T-Mobile® SIM Card: Prices, 1 Colors, Sizes, Features & Specs
The SIM stores your account information and connects your device to the T‑Mobile network. Your phone may have two options for SIM cards, a digital eSIM or a Physical SIM card. Please select one of the following to continue bringing your own device.
Device Switch & Phone to Phone Data Transfer Guide - T-Mobile
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