Which phones work on AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile

This table shows, for every phone the site covers, what the carriers' and makers' own US pages say about the three national networks. The last column links the pages each row is based on. The figures were checked on October 15, 2026; changes are logged on updates and corrections.

What the answers mean:

• Yes: the carrier sells the phone, or the maker or the carrier lists it for that network.
• Limited: the maker itself says support on that network is limited.
• Not listed: the carrier's own US phone pages don't include it.
• Not confirmed: no official page we found says either way.

"Not listed" doesn't mean an unlocked phone can't work. Before you switch, run the carrier's own compatibility check with your phone's IMEI: AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile each have one. The difference between a carrier phone and an unlocked one is explained in unlocked vs carrier phones, and Verizon's rules are covered in will an unlocked phone work on Verizon.

The specs, prices and update dates for the same phones are on every phone we cover.