A few obvious problems...
1. You don't have phone service, you can't receive calls.
2. No text messages.
3. You have to buy the phone out right. Most provides offer the phone over time as part of their contact.
4. WiFi isn't available in many places/areas.
5. You can't call 911, family in case of emergencies, etc.
6. WiFi does chew through the battery. Just leaving it on likely halves the time between charges. Actively using it, along with browsing/apps which use it, likely cuts the time down to 3-4 hours.
Personally, I'd at least get a prepaid phone plan. Put $20 on it and then only use it for emergencies.|||Ask your current provider about transfering (or adding) your new phone to the same plan. Not sure where you are from? AT%26amp;T does offer a GoPlan, where you pay as you go. Once you own the phone, carriers typically don't care what phone you put on a plan.
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