Tablet Data Plans, including iPad | AT&T Wireless

Yes, AT&T offers data plans for tablets and iPads. Keep in mind that some tablets are Wi-Fi-only, meaning you can connect when you are near a Wi-Fi hotspot, but you won’t have the option to connect a Wi-Fi-only tablet via a data plan.

For tablets with cellular capability, you can add your tablet to your existing AT&T account (data-only). Learn more about adding a line to your AT&T account. Depending on your account setup, this may be your most affordable connectivity option. You’ll also have the opportunity to pay for a new tablet on an installment plan if you add it as a data-only line to your AT&T Wireless account.

If you’re looking to connect your tablet or iPad with a data-only plan, shop our DataConnect plans. We also offer prepaid high-speed data plans for tablets. Or visit your local AT&T store for additional assistance. This might be a good option if you want to pay for connectivity by month, to stay connected during a trip, for example.

Yes, you can add a tablet to your existing AT&T account (data-only) for $20.99/month.  

When you’re ready to add a line to your account, follow these steps: 

Step 1: Visit att.com and sign in to your account 
Step 2: Select the Add a device option 
Step 3: Decide if you’ll be connecting your own device or buying a new device 
Step 4: Pick the plan and features for your new line 
Step 5: Set up and activate the new line on your AT&T Wireless plan  
Step 6: If you purchased a new device, you can usually pick it up in-store the same day, or choose if you want to have it delivered  

Shop tablets, including the newest iPads or learn how to bring your own device (BYOD) to AT&T. 

In most cases, yes, you can bring your own tablet or iPad and connect it to the AT&T network. AT&T makes it easy to bring your own device (BYOD). Even if you didn't buy your tablet from AT&T, you can activate it on a data-only plan.

Keep in mind, if you’ve financed your tablet and are paying it off monthly, then you’ll need to pay off your device before it’s technically yours.