AT&T Promo Codes and Bundle Deals: Save $50 in May
Key takeaways
- AT&T is the third-largest provider in the US (first for 5G), with the largest coverage map.
- An AT&T prepaid phone plan is one of the easiest ways to save big on your future phone bills.
- We on the WIRED Reviews team love the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra.
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AT&T is the third-largest provider in the US (first for 5G), with the largest coverage map. I’ve had various AT&T plans for more than a decade, first for just myself and now for my whole family, even though I only get one cell bar at my house and have to stand in one 5-square-foot patch of yard to make a phone call. And have lost entire days of my life to fighting unexpected random charges and upsells. (Verizon is somehow worse.) But anyway! AT&T is fine, it has all the latest phones, and there are some legitimately good perks, like no roaming in Canada or Mexico with select plans. If you know you’re going to have to go with one of the big guys, don’t sign up without checking out the below discounts first.
An AT&T prepaid phone plan is one of the easiest ways to save big on your future phone bills. AT&T has a wide selection of prepaid phone plans, including 5G prepaid plans and multi-month long-term plans. For as low as $25 per month, you’ll get unlimited talk, text, and data. Plus, all AT&T prepaid plans include AT&T ActiveArmor mobile security, and are eligible for an eSIM or SIM card for as little as $0.99.
We on the WIRED Reviews team love the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. We rated it a high 8/10 because of its built-in privacy display. We also loved the horizon lock to capture super steady video footage. Plus, it has excellent performance, great battery life, and a reliable quad-camera system. And right now, you can get a Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra for free with an eligible trade-in (in any condition, but has a required trade-in of Galaxy S24+, Z Fold5, or newer).