Kellen
AT&T continued its push to have 5G in the places you may be this week by adding yet another 13 new markets. If this sounds like a post I already wrote and you are wondering if it’s new, I get the confusion. AT&T also introduced 13 new markets are February 11 and February 5. They like the number, it seems.
This week, though, AT&T isn’t necessarily hitting the big cities (outside of my current city) and is instead focusing on entire counties. Yes, AT&T 5G is spreading over counties now.
The new 13 markets (or counties) are as follows:
- Chattooga County, GA
- Hunterdon County, NJ
- Las Cruces, NM
- Long Branch, NJ
- New Brunswick, NJ
- New Haven, CT
- Ocean County, NJ
- Orange County, NY
- Portland, OR
- Utica-Rome, NY
- Vallejo, CA
- Whitefield County, GA
- Wilmington, DE
With this latest batch, AT&T 5G (low-band 5G) is now in 58 markets across the uS. Additionally, their 5G+ (5G mmW) is still in 35 markets. This low-band stuff isn’t necessarily faster than 4G LTE in some places, but will act as a backbone or starting point for a future with 5G that could be amazing.
Wondering if you have a 5G phone? You probably don’t. Currently, the only phone AT&T sells that can access this low-band 5G is the Galaxy Note 10+ 5G. Once the Galaxy S20 line-up launches, it too will be able to jump on it.
// AT&T
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