APN guides

AT&T APN settings (Android)

Independent guide: this is not a page from AT&T.

Verified on against the carrier's official source

AT&T APN

  • 5G smartphones (ENHANCEDPHONE): ENHANCEDPHONE
  • LTE (4G) smartphones (NXTGENPHONE): NXTGENPHONE
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Use this guide only if mobile data or picture messages (MMS) stop working on an active AT&T line. These settings restore the normal connection of your own plan: they do not add data, change your plan or remove charges.

Before you start

  • Your phone must be compatible with the AT&T network (unlocked if it came from another carrier), and your line must be active with a plan that includes data.
  • Turn on Mobile data and check that you have signal.
  • AT&T uses a different APN by phone type: ENHANCEDPHONE for 5G smartphones and NXTGENPHONE for LTE (4G) devices.

Steps

  1. Open Settings > Wireless & Networks (or More Networks or Connections) > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names.
  2. Tap ⋮ > Reset to default, select the AT&T APN if it appears and test mobile data.
  3. If it still does not work, tap Add (+) (or the menu button), enter the values for your phone type below exactly as written and leave Proxy, Port, Username, Password and Server blank. AT&T recommends double-checking the spelling of the APN.
  4. Tap ⋮ > Save, go back to the APN list, select the new APN and restart the phone.

Where to find the APN menu on your phone

The path depends on the phone brand and Android version. A shortcut that works on any phone: open Settings and type “APN” in the search box.

PhoneVersionPath
Samsung (One UI)Android 11 to 16Settings > Connections > Mobile networks > Access Point Names
Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO (MIUI / HyperOS)Android 11 to 16Settings > SIM cards & mobile networks > your SIM > Access point names
Motorola, Google Pixel, NokiaAndroid 13 to 16Settings > Network & internet > SIMs > your SIM > Access Point Names
Motorola, Google Pixel, NokiaAndroid 10 to 12Settings > Network & internet > Mobile network (or Internet > ⚙ next to the carrier) > Advanced > Access Point Names
Huawei, Honor (EMUI / MagicOS)Android 10 to 14Settings > Mobile network > Mobile data > Access Point Names (APN)
OPPO, realme (ColorOS / realme UI)Android 11 to 16Settings > SIM card & mobile data > your SIM > Access point names
Any brandAndroid 9 or earlierSettings > More / Wireless & networks > Mobile networks > Access Point Names

If the option is grayed out or will not save, your carrier has locked APN editing on that phone: use the carrier's automatic settings (text message or reset) instead of creating a new one.

Values published by AT&T

5G smartphones (ENHANCEDPHONE)

  • Name: ENHANCEDPHONE
  • APN: ENHANCEDPHONE
  • MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
  • MMS proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net
  • MMS port: 80
  • MCC: 310
  • MNC: 410
  • Authentication type: None
  • APN type: default,mms,supl,hipri
  • APN protocol: IPv4
  • Bearer: Unspecified

LTE (4G) smartphones (NXTGENPHONE)

  • Name: NXTGENPHONE
  • APN: NXTGENPHONE
  • MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
  • MMS proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net
  • MMS port: 80
  • MCC: 310
  • MNC: 410
  • Authentication type: None
  • APN type: default,mms,supl,hipri
  • APN protocol: IPv4
  • Bearer: Unspecified

AT&T lists Proxy, Port, Username, Password and Server as "Not set" for both. Its table also includes an NRPHONE profile for 5G standalone-capable smartphones; for 5G smartphones its instructions say to use ENHANCEDPHONE.

If it still does not work

Turn airplane mode on and off and restart the phone. If the problem continues, contact AT&T through its official support channels. Do not use APN profiles shared by unofficial sources.

How we verified this page

The values come from the carrier's official page, checked on October 21, 2026. We only publish what the carrier publishes: no values from forums, other sites or unofficial profiles.

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