Straight Talk Apple iPhone 17e Bundle with Platinum Unlimited 30-Day Plan, 5G, 256GB, Soft Pink - Prepaid Smartphone [Locked to Straight Talk]
- Brand:
- Apple
- Model Number:
- STAP17EV256PKP65
- UPC:
- 616960594109
- EAN:
- 0616960594109
- Walmart SKU:
- 19693065539
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Tracking History: We have tracked Straight Talk Apple iPhone 17e Bundle with Platinum Unlimited 30-Day Plan, 5G, 256GB, Soft Pink - Prepaid Smartphone [Locked to Straight Talk] since 3/24/2026. The most recent price update was on Mar 25, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $364.00 (lowest on 3/24/2026) to $364.00 (highest on 3/24/2026). The average price during this period is $364.00.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.2/5 from 281 reviews.
Only paying $586 instead of $799 saved me money and plus I upgraded from a iPhone 11 to this 17e and honestly it's working great and the fact I got it only for $586 is amazing! And I was able to transfer my number from my Physical SIM on my iPhone 11 to a eSIM on this! This was worth the buy!
This phone works great, I switched from a moto g pure to this and i couldn't ask for a better phone. Service is very good and cheap, such a pretty pink color and it runs very fast. It does get a little hot as does every phone. Nothing like people were exaggerating.
The price was $50 less than on the Total Wireless website. Walmart stores seem to have stopped carrying Total Wireless iPhones, so I was glad to find one online for a great price.
The iPhone 17e is great and is cheap and reliable I'd recommend getting this phone if you're looking for a budget friendly phone or if you're a parent looking to buy your kids first phone
It's a fine phone, but honestly, it's really not that much different from my 13 mini. I actually miss my 13 mini! This phone is a bit bigger, and in my opinion, the camera quality doesn't seem noticeably better. I opted for the basic 17e because of the price. I know if I had spent more on one of the upgraded models, I would've gotten more features, but jeez, phones are expensive! My 13 mini even had a wide-angle lens, and this phone doesn't, which is disappointing. The switch to USB-C is also a little annoying. It's not USB-C itself that bothers me, I actually like that it's becoming more universal. I know Apple hasn't included wall chargers with its phones for quite a while now, but it's still beyond annoying considering how expensive these phones are and how much money this company makes. What makes it more irritating is that the included cable is USB-C on both ends. A lot of cars, charging stations, and older wall adapters still have regular USB ports. So depending on what you already own, you may need to buy another cable or adapter just to conveniently charge your new phone. Of course, Apple is more than happy to sell you one. It just feels like a money grab. Overall, though, the 17e is fine, and I'm happy with it. I really only upgraded because my 13 mini was sadly dying after about 5½ years. I probably would've kept it even longer if I could have. I just really wish Apple would bring back a mini version. I loved the size of my 13 mini, and I'd buy another mini in a heartbeat. Overall I am happy with my 17E apple Iphone, it does what I need it to do.
I upgraded from an IPhone 12 to an IPhone 17e. I chose the IPhone 17e because it was the newest least expensive option. Honestly I feel like there isn’t really that much of a difference between the two. I DID notice was the speaker volume does seem to be louder than my old phone for which I LOVE. I also think it’s more durable than iPhones in the past. What I don’t like is that my phone will get extremely HOT either while charging or while I’m playing an online casino game.
I've had over 6 hrs of conversations with straight talk. Reset my phone over a dozen times. Had problems moving my number to new phone and basically been told nobody has a clue why the phone won't accept anything we do. Needless to say I have a very expensive phone I cannot hook up!
Phone was actually for Straight Talk not Total Wireless. I was eventually able to get it hooked up through my Total Wireless account by calling the company. Not an easy activation process due to it being advertised incorrectly.
Sorry, not impressed with this phone, actually very disappointed in it. This phone tends to freeze up often and has to be totally shut down and restarted in order for it to work again. This phone has performed this way since day one. I'm not made of money and cannot afford to buy a different phone at this time or I would get a different one.
it will NOT setup and keeps starting over as if it just turned non. it is going g in circles and took mynpjkne data etc and now repeats as if nut never pulled all my oldnphone data and starts over. I am beginning into think defective or a fraud stealing my info
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $364.00 (Sep 24) to $364.00 (Sep 24) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $364.00.
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