I would go for the 6s, not the 6,as it's a year newer and has 3D touch and a better camera, but a 6 with new battery for $250 sounds good (how much storage does it have?).
The 4s used a micro-SIM whereas all later iPhones use a nano-SIM, so you can't simply switch the SIM. Your network should be able to send a new SIM at no charge (in theory you can trim the SIM yourself but it's difficult without the right tool).
Without a SIM an iPhone becomes an iPod touch, so yes, you can use the 4s as you describe.
Otto
On 16 January 2018 at 17:51, Blair Batty blairbatty@gmail.com [apple-iphone] <apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
It's time to replace my iPhone 4s. I prefer to buy my phone outright, rather that finance thru the phone company. Recently retired, I can't afford a new phone, I but can get a used, unlocked 6 iPhone w/ new battery, for about $250 usa$. I like the "6's" bigger screen.1) Is the "6" too old? If I can get three years out of it, I'd consider it a good investment.2) So I move the sim card from the 4s to the 6, then update the 6 from backup. Can I keep using the 4s as a "iPod", and use the gps, apps, email and browse the internet via wifi. I know it won't work as a phone w/o the sim card, but will the rest keep working with local wifi?
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