AT&T 5G Expands to Another 20 Cities, Hits the 100 Mark

Another week is here and AT&T is back with another new list of 5G markets. To start this weird Monday off, AT&T has announced 20 new markets, bringing their total with 5G to 100.

The following are now live with AT&T 5G:

• Allentown, Pa.
• Brown County, Ind.
• Hancock County, Ga.
• Hancock County, Ohio
• Harrisburg, Pa.
• Huntsville, Ala.
• Kent County, Del.
• Lexington-Fayette, Ky.
• Otsego County, N.Y.
• Reading, Pa.
• Reno, Nev.
• Sandusky County, Ohio
• Santa Cruz, Calif.
• Springfield, Mo.
• Storey County, Nev.
• Syracuse, N.Y.
• Topeka, Kan.
• Trenton, N.J.
• Tuscarawas County, Ohio
• Washington County, Ill.

As another reminder, this is AT&T’s low-band 5G, so while it will stretch across entire cities and counties, it’s not exactly much of an upgrade over the 4G LTE you’ve been using for a while. In fact, it might not be much faster, though it should have a quicker connection. The super fast 5G is AT&T’s 5G+, which you’ll find in 35 markets. 5G+ is the type of 5G that only covers a few blocks in a few cities and is terrible in and around or through buildings. Trade-offs, folks, trade-offs.

Need a 5G phone to access this newly live 5G in your home town? The Galaxy S20 line-up is probably your best bet. AT&T has them, including the regular Galaxy S20 down to just $10/mo.

// AT&T