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Alongside the unveiling of the Samsung Galaxy S20 series, AT&T announced another batch of 5G markets, bringing its total to 45. This new set of 5G cities follows-up last week’s expansion, which also happened to include 13 new locations.
The full list of new AT&T markets are:
- Gila, AZ
- Hartford, CT
- Macon, GA
- Worth, GA
- Flint, MI
- Kalamazoo, MI
- Newaygo, MI
- Kansas City, MO
- Erie, PA
- Northeast, PA
- York, PA
- Salem, OR
- Spokane, WA
Now, keep in mind that this is the low-band 5G from AT&T that might not be much faster than your current 4G LTE connection. It is, however, capable of covering big areas, unlike AT&T’s 5G+ network, which runs on 5G mmW tech and mostly only works within a small, few-block radius. Think of their regular 5G as the backbone for the future of 5G from AT&T.
Which phones work on AT&T 5G? Previously, only the Galaxy Note 10+ 5G did, but now with the launch of the Galaxy S20, that all changes. The Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra will be able to attach to both AT&T 5G and 5G+ networks, while the regular S20 will have access to AT&T 5G (not 5G+).
All of those phones launch on March 6 and if you pre-order, you could save up to $700.
To checkout maps for the new AT&T 5G cities, hit up that link below.
// AT&T
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