I'm looking for a very cheap wi-fi capable phone

[MountainFlower]

We are a family of dumb phone users. I have recently switched us over to Page Plus (Father-in-Law) and Air Voice.  DH's phone is almost 4 years old and starting to have memory problems.  I think it's time to think about a replacement. 

I'd like a wi-fi capable phone under $100.  Used is okay.   What do you recommend? 

[Daley]

Airvoice, if I understand correctly? So GSM handsets.

Something Nokia based would probably work well, something running Symbian... either an old S40/S60 device or an Asha 302 currently... maybe the Samsung GT-S3350, or Motorola EX226. I'm using a Nokia C3-00 (S40) myself, the wife is using a Nokia E61 (S60)... both can be had for around $50-75 on Ebay in pretty good condition and carrier unlocked.

If you want to look for specifics on features, try this search tool: http://www.gsmarena.com/search.php3

If you want a small recommended list of phones, I have some listed in this article, or you can peruse a handful of new choices over at the Shopping Hut (referral links - helps to support Technical Meshugana).

If you're wanting something Verizon CDMA based, it might just be easier to step up to Android when looking for a WiFi enabled handset.

[Hunny156]

I've been using the Palm Pixi Plus on Page Plus for years now.  You can get them off Ebay brand new for about $35.  Unlocked or Verizon branded ones will work on Page Plus.  You can transfer your cell # over easily through the Page Plus website, and these directions are the most useful ones I've found to set up the phone:  http://www.kittywireless.com/pageplus/palmpixiplus.html

[kt]

don't know how much it'd be in the states but i'm using a nokia c3-01 and it's wi-fi enabled. i like it and it was the most basic phone my contract offered so i'm assuming it's pretty cheap. it's touch screen with a normal mobile keypad too which i like. looks and feels generally like a dumb phone (candybar) but with basic smartphone capabilities.

[Left]

I'd suggest an old android from craigslist. I picked up a mytouch 4g this weekend for $30. You can get other older gen phones <$50 if you don't need the newest/fastest (but still good) phones.

The reason I'd stay away from symbian is that the OS isn't as supported, namely I don't know how well voip/google voice/etc would be supported on it. And gingerbread android phones are rather cheap now and still quite capable.

You could do better than $50 for none android phones and I'm biased I know, but with the support on android phones, it makes it a lot easier to get by on older hardware IMO.