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We’re taking a good hard look at the selection of Verizon prepaid phones available, and are rounding them all up here for your reference.

Going month-to-month on Verizon has its perks, and there are a lot of good reasons to go with prepaid in general. Going month-to-month on Verizon has its perks, and there are a lot of good reasons to go with prepaid in general. The biggest drawback is that you need to fork over a fair bit of cash up front for a new device, since it isn’t subsidized over the course of a contract. There’s also a nice in-between with Verizon’s Edge program, whereby you pay off your device discount every month.
Whatever your reasons for rolling with prepaid, we’ll be updating this list regularly, so you can count on the data here being current.

Samsung Galaxy S5	Moto G (2013)
$599.99	$99.99
Android 4.4.2	Android 4.4.4
Great battery life Waterproof Built-in fingerprint scanner & heart rate monitor	Excellent bang for buck Great battery life Android Lollipop software available now
TouchWiz software may not appeal to some users Hardware design is a bit plastic and outdated Annoying cover over charging port can be hard to manage	No expandable storage No LTE Camera is still just okay

		HTC One (M8)	LG G2	Apple iPhone 5s	Nokia Lumia 928
		$599.99	$499.99	$549.99	$99.99
		Android 4.4.4	Android 4.4.2	iOS 8	Windows Phone 8.1
		Awesome battery life Great sound from speakers Excellent build quality	Excellent display Teeny tiny bezel Versatile camera	Excellent camera Great build quality TouchID fingerprint scanning	Great display Wireless charging Good low-light camera
		Sleek design is hard to hold Mediocre camera Lacks water resistance common to other flagship devices	Awkward button placement Hardware is still plastic No removable battery or memory	Relatively small screen Software features still behind Android in some areas Ho-hum battery life