As we evolve our network to provide an improved experience for customers across Australia, it’s time to say goodbye to 3G.
Once the 3G network closes, you’ll need a compatible 4G device to stay connected.
To help you in the transition, we’ve taken the guess work out of finding a compatible device– here are our recommendations to keep you connected to our 4G/5G network.
If you live on a farm, in a regional area or simply need to ensure that you’ve got the best mobile coverage possible, we strongly encourage that you purchase a Telstra Blue Tick device to ensure superior voice coverage.
Get back to basics and make stronger connections quicker than ever with superfast 4G.
Take it back to basics with the Telstra Flip 4 and enjoy a numeric keypad, easy controls and flip function.
This Telstra Essential mobile offers a 5" display, rear and front cameras and 4G connectivity.
Enjoy a vibrant 6" LCD display and power saving mode to extend battery life.
With HD+ display, powerful processing, fast charging battery and a next-level camera suite, the Galaxy A15 has life sorted.
Vibrant, flowing, detailed – choose the Samsung Galaxy A15 as your next 5G-ready smartphone.
Lightning-fast A15 Bionic chip & fast 5G. Big-time battery life & a superstar camera.
Telstra has Australia’s largest mobile network covering more than 2.7 million km2, around 1 million km2 more than the next nearest competitor.
When you choose a Telstra GO Stationary Repeater, we consult with you to find the most suitable device for your situation. Ordering a TGO Stationary with Telstra means your installation is via an approved Telstra technician.
We also have a dedicated team to help you troubleshoot any Telstra GO Repeater related issues, available at no cost if your stationary device was professionally installed by Telstra. Find out more.
Depending on the age of your current device, you may need to replace your SIM card when you upgrade. Many older 3G devices use larger SIM cards than current devices, so we’ve outlined some steps below to help you with ordering a new SIM
Most current devices require a Nano sized SIM card.
The largest of the three sizes. Commonly used in earlier smartphones and basic phones such as:
Telstra Cruise, Easy Call 2 and 3, Flip 1 etc
Apple iPhone 3, and 4
Used in slightly older generation devices, and many of the mid-range smartphones such as:
Samsung Galaxy S4, S5, Note 4,
Telstra Easy Call 4, Flip 2
Apple iPhone 4s
Used in most current and later generation major smartphones. This is the smallest of the three sizes
Apple iPhone 5 onwards
Samsung Galaxy S6 onwards
To keep your existing phone number, you must place a SIM replacement order.
For Pre-Paid services you can do this in My Telstra (using the App or a desktop/laptop computer) or contact us. Your SIM card will be delivered to you within a few days, and once received you can activate in My Telstra or by calling 132200.
For Postpaid services you will need to contact us to order and activate your replacement SIM.
Visit Telstra.com and select Sign in > My Telstra
Sign in or create a new Telstra ID (you will need your email address)
To keep your account secure complete any verification steps ie one-time code sent to your mobile phone
On the ‘Services’ page locate your Pre-Paid service
Select ‘Manage Pre-Paid’
Scroll to the lower section > Select ‘Order replacement SIM’
Select ‘Next’ and then ‘Confirm’
Login to the My Telstra app and complete any verification steps ie one-time code
On the ‘Services’ tab locate your Pre-Paid service
Scroll to the lower section > Select ‘Order replacement SIM’
Select ‘Next’ and then ‘Confirm'
Login to My Telstra and complete any verification steps ie one-time code
On the ‘Get Help’ tab select ‘My orders’
Locate your ‘Order replacement SIM’ order
Select ‘Activate my mobile’
Maximise coverage, clearer voice quality and consistent data performance with our Telstra GO repeaters. For more information visit us.
View your services, pay your bill, troubleshoot tech issues, contact us via messaging and much more.
More information about mobile phones can be found in our Support section.
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