I've always said At Ats. I guess because my parents and everyone around me called them At Ats, it just feels more natural to me.

Pretty sure the Imperial announcer in Battlefront 2 called it an At At, so yeah.

@ @

Lmao i thought you were talking about AT&T

i pronounce it as At-At too

Autistic kids who grew up in the 80s pronounce it @@. How it is said in universe is by saying each letter.

AYY TEE AYY TEE

'There is much evidence within the Star Wars universe itself to support my pronunciation given that other walkers like Return of the Jedi’s AT-ST and the prequels’ AT-TE are pronounced by their letters. Even everyone’s most beloved droid, R2D2, is pronounced by the letters that comprise its name, whereas there is little, if no, precedent for the pronunciation of AT-AT phonetically.

So who’s correct, the Star Wars Yoga master (unlikely), or me (most definitely)?

An email blast to Lucasfilm’s public relations department provided the definitive verdict. The official pronunciation for AT-AT is the phonetic one, as in it rhymes with “hat hat.”

Alas, the force was not with me.'

Even Battlefront called them At Ats at 7:04

I used to pronounce each individual letter until I copped shit for saying it that way, so now I say "@@"

A-T-A-T

A-T-&-T

The imperial troops in Star Wars: Empire At War which came out after the "final verdict" on canon before Disney bought out the rights (and is from Lucasfilm itself) pronounces it [AYY TEE AYY TEE].

whereas there is little, if no, precedent for the pronunciation of AT-AT phonetically.

AT&T

A. T. A. T.

Who?