Are there any good "ruggedized phones" supported by ATT?

[Sicklymicrobe]

Are AGM phones supported by ATT after the switch

Looking to upgrade and found AGM as a great replacement. However everywhere I look though is conflicting information on whether or not AGM phones are compatible with ATT systems.

 

[joeldf]

Re: Are AGM phones supported by ATT after the switch

I've never heard of that brand. Had to look them up.

AT&T never sold them, and they weren't on the list of supported phones. Although, admittedly, that was last updated in November of last year, but chances are slim to none that an uncommon brand like that would suddenly be approved.

Just assume, no. AT&T just isn't that flexible on phones like that.

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[Sicklymicrobe]

Thanks, do you know of any "ruggedized" phones that ATT supports that aren't CAT?

 

[B. Diddy]

Re: Are AGM phones supported by ATT after the switch

Welcome to Android Central! I made you the owner of the original guest post to make it easier for you to find.

Here's the list that joeldf was referring to: www.att.com/idpassets/images/support/pdf/Devices-Working-on-ATT-Network.pdf
They support a bunch of Sonim phones, which are rugged. They're not a household name, but I think they're popular with businesses, especially those that require rugged phones for the field.

They also support the latest Samsung XCover phones, which are rugged.

 

[Sicklymicrobe]

Looking to upgrade and a lot the phones on the market are unclear on whether they work for certain companies or not. Trying to find a definite answer on AGM phones for ATT but any other suggestions are welcome.

 

[B. Diddy]

I merged your post to your previous thread, since it's the same topic. Did you see my last response regarding Samsung XCover phones and Sonim phones?

 

[Sicklymicrobe]

Yes I really do appreciate the information, I am probably gonna go with the Samsung xcover but I was trying to hold out to see if anyone knew if AGM is supported