With so many great options to choose from, it can be hard to pick the best Android phone from AT&T's selection. However, if you're a little overwhelmed by all of the options and want some help determining which AT&T phone is the right for you — you've come to the right place. It's worth remembering that just about any unlocked phone will work with AT&T in some capacity so if you've already got an unlocked phone and are switching to AT&T, you may be able to bring it with you. Still, it's fun to upgrade devices and start using the latest features. Here are some of the best AT&T phones available right now.
These are the best Android phones available at AT&T
Google Pixel 6
Best Overall
The Pixel 6 is one of our favorite Android phones on any carrier, thanks to its flagship-tier performance and mid-range price tag. The customer CPU in this phone drives the 90Hz 2400x1080 display with ease and processes images in a snap with great colors and low-light performance. The Pixel 6 supports AT&T's current and upcoming 5G coverage and even supports Wi-Fi 6E.
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
Amazing hardware
The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is the Note replacement many people have been waiting for with a built-in S-Pen and an incredible 6.8-inch AMOLED display. The powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 CPU keeps the software running smoothly. Speaking of software, Samsung has committed to upgrading its S22 phone for four Android OS versions so you'll be up-to-date for years.
Samsung Galaxy S21 FE
Flagship design for less
The Galaxy S21 FE continues the role of the S20 FE providing flagship-tier hardware at a lower price. The S21 FE has a gorgeous 6.4-inch 120Hz AMOLED display displaying Android 12 and is powered by the fast Snapdragon 888. This phone has great compatibility with AT&T's network including its growing c-band 5G footprint. It's also IP68 water resistant.
Google Pixel 6 Pro
The best of Google
The Pixel 6 Pro brings the benefits of the Pixel platform to a larger size with a 6.71-inch display. It's also got a spec bump with a telephoto camera, more RAM, and a 120Hz 3120x1440 screen. Also powered by Google Tensor, this phone supports 5G and Wi-Fi 6E, so it's ready for the current and next generation of wireless tech. It also comes with IP68 water resistance.
Samsung Galaxy A53 5G
Mid-range champ
The Galaxy A53 from Samsung is a lovely-midrange package with speedy performance from the Exynos 1280 CPU and up-to-date software with Android 12 and OneUI 4.1. The 6.5-inch 120Hz AMOLED display is nice to look at and it lasts all day with ease thanks to the 5,000mAh battery. It's even IP67 water-resistant and has a modern in-display fingerprint sensor.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3
Best folding phone
The Galaxy Z Fold 3 is a 5G-enabled foldable that gets just about everything right. The outside screen is large at 6.2 inches allowing you to use the Snapdragon 888 CPU. However, the real magic comes when you unfold the internal 7.6-inch display rivaling small tablets. This phone also has an impressive three-camera array on the back and a clever under-screen front camera.
Plenty of options for phones on AT&T
One of America's largest carriers has its perks, one of them being the wide variety of devices you can choose from. We've narrowed those choices down to what we think is the best AT&T phones money can buy — all that's left is for you to decide which of those is right for you. Really, most of the best Android phones will work great on AT&T's network so you have a ton of options.
Samsung has a few fantastic options whether you're looking for something mid-range like the excellent Galaxy A53 5G or high-end like the S22 Ultra. The latter comes with a large display with a high resolution that makes it a perfect fit for the included S-Pen. Whether you're taking notes or just need a fine point to navigate some documents, the S22 Ultra fills the void left by the Galaxy Note series.
Of course, Samsung isn't the only brand doing great things. The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have stormed their way to the top of the stack with lightning-quick performance on Google's new Tensor CPU. These phones also get access to new versions of Android before most of their peers and have one of the purest Android experiences. Like all Pixels, the cameras impress with great image processing for more lifelike colors, skin tones, and contrast.
When Samuel is not writing about networking or 5G at Android Central, he spends most of his time researching computer components and obsessing over what CPU goes into the ultimate Windows 98 computer. It's the Pentium 3.
