Quick steps to find the current price:

1. Open the product page and look at the main price area—prices change by condition (new, pre-owned, restored).
2. Pick the storage capacity and condition from the options so the listing shows the correct price.
3. Review seller info and any promotions shown on the page, plus shipping and taxes at checkout.
4. Add the item to your cart to confirm the final total before you buy.

If you want help, use Walmart customer support or chat with the seller for details about the listing.

Refurbished and pre-owned listings can vary — here’s what to watch for:

• Condition labels like \"restored,\" \"refurbished,\" or \"pre-owned\" tell you about cosmetic and functional status; listings often include ratings (good, fair).
• Check the item description and photos for scratches, battery notes, and included accessories.
• Look for seller warranty details and the return window‚Äîthese affect your protection after purchase.
• Consider buying a protection plan at checkout for extra coverage.

Read the full listing carefully and contact the seller through Walmart if anything is unclear.

How to verify carrier-unlocked status before you buy:

• Check the product title and listing details for terms like \"unlocked\" or \"locked to\" which indicate network restrictions.
• Read the full description and seller notes‚Äîlocked devices usually list the specific carrier restriction.
• If unclear, message the seller or ask customer support for the device‚Äôs IMEI/ESN and unlock status.
• After receiving it, test the phone with your SIM or visit a store to confirm compatibility; keep the return window in mind if it doesn‚Äôt work.

Color availability you’ll see in the listings:

• Common finishes appearing in listings include darker tones like Midnight, lighter tones like Starlight, and accent colors such as Purple, Blue, and Red.
• Availability changes by condition and seller‚Äîpopular colors may sell out faster.
• Finish can affect fingerprints: darker glossy finishes often show smudges more than lighter or matte-like finishes.

If you care about looks, consider ordering a case or screen protector to preserve the finish and check listing photos closely before buying.

Post-purchase checklist to make sure your used device is working well:

• Power on and check the screen for dead pixels, touch responsiveness, and brightness.
• Test camera, speakers, microphone, charging port, and buttons; run Wi‚ÄëFi and cellular connectivity checks.
• Confirm the device isn‚Äôt tied to a previous owner‚Äôs account‚Äîask the seller to sign out before transfer if needed.
• Back up your old device, then perform a factory reset and install available software updates.
• Review your return options and consider adding a protection plan through Walmart if needed.