How much does a smartphone usually cost?

That depends. With or without a contract doesn’t matter, the contract just allows you to pay it back over a number of months rather than all at once. A new, name brand, well working phone will be around $1000. The worst but cheapest knockoff brand phone could be as low as $60. That phone will freeze up aaaallll the time, mainly only good for your great grandparents who only want to make calls. A decent phone for a low price(not name brand) that will meet your basic needs is probably $300. Personally I have an older model of a name brand phone and it’s great, doesn’t have new features but I only need it to work well for music and basic stuff. Costed me $700.

It dependes on your location, the features, the store you shop in, the tie of the year, etc !!

iPhones, which are popular, cost from $449-$1200.

Samsung Galaxies, which are also popular, cost from $262-$837.

Cheaper Androids are also pretty good.

Old-fashion phone contracts no longer exist. Now, you get a phone and either pay cash or pay it off over 24 months. You can get inexpensive flip phones from companies such as StraightTalk at Walmart but they won't have the functions of more expensive phones.

Varies depending on model.

Depends on features and quality. High end ones are North of $1000. The Samsung Foldable that rumored to be announced is north of $1500.

That said, you can get a decent Android phone for $400.

$300

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For the low end version, 200 or less. For the high end version like the iPhone XS Max, upwards of 1500.

Between $150 and $1,500, depending on make and model, and whether it's been used or not.

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