Cricket Wireless now carrying HTC Desire 626s and LG G Stylo for the US

As the weekend just faded away, we have couple of new smartphones, the HTC Desire 626s, that was introduced officially back last month and LG G Stylo, that made it's debut in May, to be precise, now being headed to the prepaid partner of AT&T networks, Cricket Wireless in the United States. Earlier today, the carrier have officially launched these lately out smartphones from the Taiwanese phone maker HTC and South Korean consumer electronics manufacturer LG exclusively for their customers, that will be available for purchase from Cricket's online webpage as well as through their local stores nationwide.

The phones will come from the wireless associate in regard of their rating plans, starting from Basic, Smart to Pro. And for the folks looking for some off-contract business here, the LG G Stylo is too set back for $199.99 in Metallic Silver and HTC Desire 626s in Blue shade will follow it with tags of 149.99 United States Dollars, both being activated and ships agreement-free, starting today. The handsets have arrived with 4G LTE connectivity and mobile hotspot capability, from the service provider.

View HTC Desire 626s on cricket

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