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APN settings for your prepaid phone
Ultra Mobile APN settings
Runs on the T-Mobile network. Last verified .
Android and iPhone
- Name
Ultra- APN
Wholesale- MMSC
http://wholesale.mmsmvno.com/mms/wapenc- MMS port
8080- APN type
default,supl,mms,ia- APN protocol
IPv4/IPv6- APN roaming protocol
IPv4/IPv6- MVNO type
GID
First check whether an "Ultra (wholesale)" APN is already in your list; if it is, just select it. Values are case sensitive. Leave every other field (proxy, port, username, password, MCC, MNC) blank or at its default. Restart your phone after saving. Source: Ultra Mobile's Android setup guide (ultramobile.com/setup/android). iPhone users usually get these settings automatically once the SIM or eSIM is active. Enter them by hand only if data or picture messages don’t work.
Simple Mobile APN settings
Runs on the Verizon network. Last verified .
Android and iPhone
- Text this word to 611611
APN
Simple Mobile sends the correct settings for your line by text message. Text APN to 611611 from your Simple Mobile phone, enter the values you receive under Settings > Network > Access Point Names, then restart your phone. The old settings (APN "simple" with a T-Mobile MMSC) were for the T-Mobile network and won't work on lines moved to Verizon. Source: Simple Mobile support. iPhone users usually get these settings automatically once the SIM or eSIM is active. Enter them by hand only if data or picture messages don’t work.
H2O Wireless APN settings
Runs on the AT&T network. Last verified .
Android
- Name
H2O- APN
RESELLER- MMSC
http://mmsc.mobile.att.net- MMS proxy
proxy.mobile.att.net- MMS port
80- MCC
310- MNC
410 (use 280 if your SIM number starts with 8901280)- Authentication Type
None- APN type
default,mms,supl,hipri,admin- APN protocol
IPv4- Bearer
Unspecified
APN is RESELLER in capital letters. Still having trouble? Try changing APN type to: default,mms,supl, and make sure your phone works on the AT&T 4G/5G network. Source: H2O Wireless SIM setup guide (h2owireless.com/simconfig). iPhone users usually get these settings automatically once the SIM or eSIM is active. Enter them by hand only if data or picture messages don’t work.
How to enter APN settings
On Android
Menu names vary a little by brand (Samsung, Motorola, Google Pixel).
- 1Open mobile network settingsGo to Settings → Network & internet (or Connections) → Mobile network (or SIM card & mobile network).
- 2Open Access Point NamesTap Advanced if you see it, then Access Point Names (APN).
- 3Add a new APNTap + or Add, then type each value from your carrier’s list below exactly as shown. Leave any field we don’t list blank or at its default.
- 4Save and select itOpen the ⋮ menu and tap Save, then tap the circle next to the new APN to select it.
- 5Restart your phoneTurn the phone off and on again, then turn off Wi-Fi and test mobile data and a picture message.
On iPhone
Most iPhones get the right settings automatically once the SIM or eSIM is active.
- 1Update carrier settingsConnect to Wi-Fi and go to Settings → General → About. If a Carrier Settings Update appears, tap Update.
- 2Open Cellular Data NetworkGo to Settings → Cellular (or Mobile Data) → Cellular Data Network. If you don’t see this option, your carrier sets the APN automatically.
- 3Enter the valuesType the APN in the Cellular Data section, and the APN, MMSC and MMS proxy in the MMS section, exactly as listed for your carrier.
- 4Restart your iPhoneRestart the phone, turn off Wi-Fi and test mobile data and a picture message.
- Type the values exactly: APNs are case-sensitive on some phones.
- Fields we don’t list (username, password, server, proxy) stay blank.
- After saving, restart your phone and test with Wi-Fi turned off.
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