This article presents a reconfigurable frequency and steerable beam monopole antenna based on tunable graphene pads operating in both 4G and 5G bands. The proposed antenna consists of printed CPW‐fed circular monopole shapes, with five rectangular strips added with a separation angle of 45°. These strips are connected to monopole by using graphene pads. The monopole antenna operates in the lower 5G band from 3 up to 7.8 GHz at −6 dB reflection coefficient. The antenna has an omni‐radiation pattern over the operating band without any applied bias voltage to the graphene pads. By applying the DC bias voltage, the rectangular strips are connected to the monopole and the designed antenna start to resonate from 1.8 to 8 GHz adding the 4G band frequencies. The steering of the proposed antenna beam started from −60° to 60° according to the bias of the connected graphene pads. The graphene pad exhibits a variable resistance realizing an almost short to an open circuit with and without voltage bias, respectively. The designed antenna is simulated using high frequency structure simulation (HFSS) Ansys ver. 19 and equivalent circuit model of the graphene. The antenna is fabricated using reduced graphene oxide (RGO) pads. Reflection coefficient and radiation pattern measurements as well as simulations are presented with a positive agreement between the results.