AT&T is launching its first 5G-compatible smartphone on June 17. The Samsung Galaxy S10 5G will become available only to AT&T Business customers and 5G developers initially. AT&’s 5G network is currently only available in a limited number of markets. This refers to AT&T’s mmWave network, which has very limited coverage in 19 markets, all in metropolitan areas.
The 5G phone will be available to only those on AT&T’s new Business Unlimited Preferred plan or 5G developers’ part of AT&T’s 5G Developer program.
If you are wondering, these customers will be able to get the Galaxy S10 5G for $999 with 256GB of internal storage for a limited time. This is $300 cheaper than what Verizon is asking for the S10 5G.
Those on a Business account wishing to adopt the Galaxy S10 5G should know that prices start at $90 with Autopay for a single line. Considering how spotty AT&T’s mmWave network is in its current state, we’d suggest your business waits until it makes financial sense to buy a 5G phone with usable 5G coverage.
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