Straight Talk Apple iPhone 15, 512GB, Black - Prepaid Smartphone

I've had the phone for about a month now and so far everything is great. The color? It's so beautiful. Like a soft baby pink. I absolutely love the Dynamic Island feature. Very convenient! The photo editing and camera quality is amazing. The battery lasts all day plus some. And you can track your “battery health” in settings where it shows you graphs of where/when your battery is being used most. The phone is very durable. I accidentally dropped it in a sink full of water the 2nd day I had it, it was completely submerged in water for about 5 seconds! No case, no screen protector. I felt my heartbeat almost stop bc I thought it was all over! I pulled it out to quickly dry it off to access the damage and to my surprise: it was perfectly ok! And still is! This phone is absolutely perfection. ❤️💯🤓

bought the iPhone 15 from Walmart recently and overall, I'm really happy with it. The phone itself is fast, the camera quality is excellent (especially in low light), and I love how lightweight it feels compared to older models. It was a big upgrade from my iPhone 10. I chose the unlocked version, and the setup process was smooth once I figured out the eSIM stuff (heads up—there's no physical SIM card slot anymore). If you're switching from a phone with a regular SIM, give yourself a little time to walk through the activation process. Straight Talk worked just fine with it after I logged into my account and followed the steps. The only downside was the Walmart order system. My first order got randomly canceled, and I had to reorder. Not a huge deal, but frustrating when you're excited to get a new phone. If you're thinking about getting the iPhone 15 from Walmart, I'd say go for it—but double-check you're ordering from Walmart directly or a trusted seller, especially if you're buying a refurbished or pre-owned one. And make sure your carrier is compatible before you activate. Would I buy it again? Yes. It's a solid phone with great features and worth the upgrade—just be ready for a few hiccups if you're not used to dealing with eSIMs.