smaller cell phones

are you wanting a smart phone just not a large phone or are you wanting more of a regular cell phone like a flip open phone or something along those lines mainly for texting and calls only?

A few choices:

1. If you have a T-Mobile store nearby, waltz in there and see what they have on display. Ask questions.  You don’t have to sign any agreements to get information.  I have had no problems with aggressive selling at T-Mobile stores, but still be aware it might exist.
   1. A.  You can do the same thing at any mobile phone storefront location, but be aware of where you are, you can’t get a T-Mobile service from one of their competitors.  The phone offerings, for the most part, are virtually the same.  The service after purchase is not. 
2. Take a look at the T-Mobile website and see what phones are offered.  If you see something you like, look at a more detail description.
3. If you are near a large shopping mall, see if they have a cell phone sales site, take a look at what they are showing.  Caution, don’t get stuck with a hard-sell.  Right now you are trying to find a phone, not a full service.
4. If you are a member of Costco, they (at least the ones I’ve been in) have a cell phone offer site that offers many phones and many carriers.  The sales people are not obligated to any one site, and they probably won’t try a hard sell.