Best answer: Technically yes, you can but there are a couple of big reasons why you shouldn't. The first reason is the Sprint network is on the way out and the second is that approved Sprint phones are rather old. Try the expanded network: Boost Mobile (From $35/month at Boost Mobile) Support for the new network with 5G: Galaxy S20 5G ($750 at Microsoft) Sprint is becoming T-Mobile and it affects Boost Boost Mobile is one of the most popular MVNOs powered by Sprint or T-Mobile's network and that's where the biggest problems start. Sprint is now owned by T-Mobile, which means many network upgrades are going to become available for Sprint and Boost customers and luckily, progress has been swift. Still, anyone with an older phone that doesn't support this new network will be out of luck. For the time being it doesn't make sense to buy into the Sprint side of Boost Mobile. Boost is still a good value for many with plans starting out as low as $35 per month for unlimited calling, te...
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