When and Where You Can Get It in 2026

AT&T is one of many carriers with a 5G network throughout the US, and was the first to launch mobile 5G services in select cities on December 21, 2018.

AT&T 5G Cities

AT&T’s 5G+ service (the mmWave type) is live in more than 50 cities, including:

• AK: Springdale
• AL: Birmingham
• AR: Little Rock, Pine Bluff
• AZ: Phoenix
• CA: Anaheim, Bakersfield, Fairfield, Fresno, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Modesto, Monterey, Oxnard, Sacramento, Salinas, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, San Luis Obispo, Santa Ana, Santa Rosa, Stockton, Vallejo, Yuba City
• CO: Colorado Springs, Denver
• CT: Bridgeport, Hartford, New London, North Haven, West Haven
• DC: Washington, DC
• DE: Wilmington
• FL: Daytona Beach, Ocala, Orlando
• GA: Atlanta, Macon, Warner Robbins
• HI: Honolulu
• ID: Boise City
• IL: Chicago
• IN: Anderson, Evansville, Indianapolis, Muncie
• KS: Lawrence, Wichita
• KY: Lexington-Fayette, Louisville
• LA: New Orleans
• MA: Boston, New Bedford, Worcester
• MD: Baltimore, Ocean City
• MI: Ann Arbor, Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids
• MN: Minneapolis, St. Paul
• MO: Columbia, Kansas City, St. Joseph
• MS: Jackson
• NC: Charlotte, Durham, Raleigh
• NJ: Asbury Park, Atlantic City, New Brunswick, Trenton, Vineland
• NV: Las Vegas
• NY: Buffalo, Lake Placid, New York City, Rochester, Syracuse
• OH: Akron, Canton, Cincinatti, Cleveland, Columbus
• OK: Oklahoma City, Tulsa,
• OR: Medford, Portland, Salem
• PA: King of Prussia, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, University Park, Warren, Youngstown
• RI: Providence
• SC: Charlotte, Greenville
• TN: Knoxville, Nashville
• TX: Abilene, Amarillo, Austin, College Station, Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Galveston, Houston, Killeen, Lubbock, San Antonio, Sherman, Temple, Victoria
• UT: Orem, Provo, Salt Lake City
• WA: Seattle
• WI: Kenosha, Milwaukee

AT&T’s low-band 5G network is available in over 27,000 cities. They also use mid-band spectrum to provide a combination of fast speeds and wide coverage.

As of January 2026, this is AT&T’s 5G coverage map for the continental US and southern Canada:

What Is AT&T’s 5G Network?

AT&T offers multiple types of service, depending on how far the signal needs to reach.

5G+ uses millimeter-wave spectrum or mid-band spectrum, the former of which is available in over 50 cities. The low-band network has currently reached over 295 million people in the US and is usable in thousands of cities and towns.

The company also offers a fixed wireless access (FWA) solution, where you can get 5G internet at home, called AT&T Internet Air.

AT&T 5G Plan Details

AT&T is branding its mmWave and mid-band network as 5G+. Their nationwide, low-band network is called 5G.

Several unlimited plans support 5G. See AT&T’s 5G phones to see what’s compatible with the network.