1. From the main menu on your phone, select Sprint Music Plus.
2. Select Music Store.
3. Search and select track to preview. You can search by artist, title or keyword, or music category.
4. Select Preview.

1. From the main menu on your phone, select Sprint Music Plus.
2. Select Music Store.
3. Search and select track to purchase. You can search by artist, title or keyword, or music category.
4. Click Buy Track > OK.

Yes, media files can be imported from the device into the player. From the "Settings" menu, select "Synchronize your music library."

Yes, DRM-free content should allow playback on the native device player.

No. Downloads will be stored on device storage by default. Once downloaded they can be moved or copied to any available storage.

• From the player, select the menu icon and then select "Add to Playlist." Select "Add to new playlist…" and give the playlist a name. Click the (+) icon to add the playlist to your library. To add more songs to your playlist, view them in the player and select "Add to Playlist" again from the menu icon and select the playlist that you've created.
• To edit your playlist, from the main menu, select "Music" under "Library" and swipe to the right to the "Playlists" tab. Here you can select any playlist you've created and remove songs, shuffle or play all.

During a loss of service, a download in progress will be stored as "pending download." You can restart the download at no additional charge. 

Digital rights management (DRM) is a technology that restricts the ability to move or copy content from one device or format to another. DRM-free content doesn't have these restrictions, allowing greater flexibility--including the ability to play songs purchased from your mobile phone on any player.

Plug your phone into your computer with the appropriate cable. If prompted, allow your computer to automatically install device drivers. You will now see your phone's storage folders on your computer and you may copy/paste media files onto your computer or phone.

Ringtones are downloaded to your phone. With ringtones, you can "set" a tone (song, sound effect, etc.) that you will hear when someone calls you instead of the default ringer on your phone. Ringtones never expire on the device which they are purchased. You can transfer them to a new device with a file manager by copying the files from SmpDownloads > Ringtones to your new device via Bluetooth, a cable connection, or backup to external or cloud storage.

From the main menu, select "Ringtones" under "Library." From the "Overview" page, you can set your default tone and tones for specific callers.

Currently there is no way to restore music or ringtone content once the phone is lost or broken. However, you can archive your music on your computer since the files are DRM-free.

Ringback tones was retired on 12/31/2018 and is no longer available.