Boost Mobile has expanded the quietly-operating BYOSD activation program available since 2013 to include more smartphones, including the newest addition in the Samsung Galaxy S4 triband version, which is technically supposed to be disallowed until next month. The complete list follows below (bolded phones are new additions):
- HTC EVO 3D
- HTC EVO 4G
- HTC EVO Shift 4G
- HTC Hero
- LG 260
- LG Lotus
- LG Lotus Elite
- LG LX370
- LG Optimus S
- LG Remarq
- LG Rumor 2
- LG Rumor Touch
- Samsung Epic 4G
- Samsung Epic 4G Touch
- Samsung Exclaim
- Samsung Galaxy S III 16 GB
- Samsung Galaxy S III 32 GB
- Samsung Galaxy S4
- Samsung Galaxy S4 Triband
- Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini
- Samsung Instinct
- Samsung Instinct s30
- Samsung Intercept
- Samsung Moment
- Samsung Rant
- Samsung Reclaim
- Samsung Restore
- Samsung Seek
- Samsung SPH-M220
- Samsung SPH-M240
- Samsung SPH-M320
- Samsung SPH-M330
- Samsung SPH-M360
- Samsung SPH-M520
- Sanyo Incognito
- Sanyo Innuendo
- Sanyo SCP-2700
- Sanyo SCP-3200
- Sanyo SCP-3800
- Sanyo SCP-3810
- Sanyo Taho
- Sanyo Vero
As with the rest of the BYOSD program, all phones must be previously activated on Sprint postpaid service and must not be active. The phones must also not be reported lost or stolen. With the expansion of the Boost Mobile BYOSD program, the brand is looking to quietly draw in more former Sprint customers back into the fold, including those with more recent smartphones. The Boost Mobile BYOSD program is only available through third-party Boost Mobile dealers and is not available through major retailers.
