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Whether shoppers are looking to continue with a current service plan, change service providers, or start with a new service provider, they can find cell phones that suit their needs on eBay. Selecting the right phone can be a difficult task since there are hundreds of different models to choose from. Selecting the right phone is important since most people keep their phones with them at all times, and rely on them for more than just making and receiving phone calls.

In order to choose the right phone, shoppers will need to determine which phones can be used with their service provider, which design and features they’ll need, and how to effectively search for phones that fit their budgets.

Select a Cell Phone Service Provider

Service providers work with specific cell phone manufacturers to produce phones that are compatible with their networks. On eBay, shoppers will find phones for every major service provider. There are also phones ready to be connected with a new service plan or prepaid phones for those who want a phone but not a service plan.

Compatibility

Shoppers that already have a service contract with a carrier and are looking for a new phone, can search for cell phones online by service compatibility. Shoppers can automatically filter results based on the carrier from a list on the left hand side of the page. Shoppers can currently search by the following carriers: Unlocked, Alltell, AT&T, Boost Mobile, Metro PCS, Sprint/Nextel, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, and Verizon. Selecting the carrier will return results for phones that sellers have listed as compatible with a provider’s network.

Unlocked Phones

Unlocked phones are phones that can be used with any carrier. This usually means that the software has been modified to allow the phone to be compatible with more than one type of SIM card. Shoppers should exercise caution when looking at unlocked cell phones because unlocking a phone oftentimes voids the manufacturer warranty.

Service Plans

Selecting a service plan from a carrier is equally as important as selecting a phone that will provide all the right features. Most carriers require customers to sign a 2-year service agreement when signing up for a new contract. Each carrier provides multiple plans to choose from and the prices can vary depending on the features that a person is looking for. When selecting a phone and service provider, shoppers will need to evaluate how they will be using the phone with an estimate of minutes, texts, data, etc. This will help determine which plans would best suit their needs.

Pre-paid Service

Many people do not like being tied to a 2-year contract, which is what most carriers require for the purchase of new phones. This also means that there are steep penalties for those who cancel their contracts before the 2-year period is up. Several models are made specifically for prepaid service and can be used with phone cards rather than requiring a deposit or credit card to get started.

Coverage

After a shopper has narrowed down the list of preferred cell phones, they will want to confirm that these phones will work in the area that they will be using them the most. Service providers will provide a coverage map to show where the network will reach. Interested parties are also able to enter a zip code to show a more localized view of the coverage map. Several models of phones are available across multiple carriers, so if one carrier does not provide coverage in one area then they can select the same phone on a different carrier.

Keep an Existing Phone Number

While most new contracts come with a new phone number, the FCC has ordered all service providers to offer number porting. This is where customers can save their old phone numbers (landline or cell) and transfer them to a new service provider. Customers should call their service providers or visit their web sites for details.

Evaluating Cell Phones and Features

On eBay, shoppers will be able to find new and used cell phones in just about any price category. If their cell phone needs are basic, they won’t need all the bells and whistles associated with some of the higher priced models. If cost is not an issue, they’ll find all of the latest and greatest cell phone technology from around the world.

The options to consider when shopping for a cell phone can be confusing. The first option shoppers will need to consider is if they want a smartphone or a non-smartphone. They will then need to decide the style of the phone and the features that they’ll like to have.

Smartphones

A smartphone is more than just a phone. These phones offer basic telephone capability along with built-in applications and Internet access. Different phones work with different operating systems. The most popular operating systems are Android, iOS, BlackBerry OS, and Windows Mobile. While the different operating systems provide many of the same features, they are often laid out differently and have different controls and capabilities. Smartphone applications can be used for entertainment and productivity purposes. These phones were once used mainly by business professionals because they allowed for reading and responding to emails, accessing documents, and viewing web pages at faster speeds. Now, many non-professionals have smartphones as a way to stay connected with others through social networking applications. These phones really are like carrying around a miniature computer that is always connected to the Internet.

Non-Smartphones

Non-smartphones have all of the talking and texting capabilities, but are not able to access the Internet at quite the same speed or quality offered by smartphones. Phone plans for non-smartphones are often cheaper since they do not require data packages. This makes them preferable to those who just need a phone for communicating with others and don’t need all of the other features.

Cell Phone Design

The main cell phone styles are bar, flip, slider, and swivel.

Cell Phone Features

When looking over different cell phones, it is important to compare the features that are offered by each. Some phones are made for specific purposes and emphasize certain features. For example, many Sprint/Nextel and Boost Mobile phones come with the walkie-talkie, or push-to-talk, feature to make communicating faster and easier. Other phones are designed to connect and upload to social networking sites at the touch of a button. Some other options that shoppers may want to consider are 3G/4G access for faster Internet load times, cameras, Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS, Bluetooth, MP3 player, QWERTY keyboard, or touchscreen.

Select Cell Phone Accessories

Once the shopper has found the phone that they want, it is time to find accessories to go along with it. Accessories can be for the phone’s protection or usability, or they can be to personalize the phone to suit the owner’s personality.

Cases & Holsters

Cases and holsters can make carrying the phone around a lot easier. Several come with a belt clip so that the phone can easily attach to the belt for easier access. Other cases will completely enclose the phone to protect it from damage in a purse, pocket, or from being dropped. Cases can be made from leather or plastic.

Covers

Covers are similar to cases in that they can protect the phone, but covers are more for aesthetic purposes than anything else. Snap-on cases are available, which will simply snap over the cover that is already in place. Other covers completely replace the original covers on phones. Covers usually come in a variety of colors and designs to reflect the cell phone owner’s personality and tastes.

Screen Protectors

Cell phone screens are notorious for getting scratched and damaged. If the screen becomes too damaged, then it may make it harder to see or it could affect the screen’s usability if it is a touchscreen. Plastic cling and adhesive screen covers are available for screens of all sizes. They simply cover the screen to protect it from dirt and scratches. Once the screen cover becomes too dirty or damaged to use, it can be replaced with another one.

Car Chargers

Smartphones are known for needing a lot of battery power. Many smartphone owners consider themselves lucky to make it through the entire day on a single battery charge. Non-smartphones have a longer battery life depending on how much they are used. Car chargers are useful so that phone owners can charge their phones en route. They are also useful in situations where a wall outlet is unavailable.

Bluetooth Headset

Many states have made it illegal to talk on the phone while driving a car. Some phones have a speakerphone feature, but it must be turned on manually after a call is answered. Bluetooth headsets are earpieces that sit in the user’s ear and contain a speaker and a microphone. The Bluetooth headset allows users to take calls by just pushing a button on the headset. They can also automatically answer calls. These are ideal for anyone who needs to be able to make hands-free phone calls.

Earphones

Many phones have a music player of some sort. In order to listen to MP3s or FM radio on a phone, the user will need to have headphones. Many newer phones can use normal headphones, but some phones require headphones that have a mini-jack. It is important to verify which is needed before purchasing headphones.

MicroSD and SD Cards

Smartphones and phones that have music players will likely need some extra storage space to hold the additional files. Many smartphones will have built-in internal memory, but with the addition of apps and music that space can run out quickly. Most smartphones are able to accept a MicroSD or SD card for additional storage. Likewise, non-smartphones may also have space for a MicroSD card since they don’t come with as much memory as smartphones.

Categories

The categories list on the left side of search each page will help you narrow down your listings by item type. You’ll find links for phone brands such as BlackBerry, Apple, Motorola, Samsung, and more. You will also be given options to narrow down the search by service provider, condition, and contract type. As you continue selecting categories you will be given options to further narrow down your results.