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Other reviews here spooked me so have been in contact with vendor. You must take the device to an ATT SALES store for immediate use. They will sell you the sim (5 bucks), activate (15bucks), take your prepayment for first month and set up autopay if you wish.

We chose 55 bucks for 100 gigs. Add taxes and that’s the price out the door. Now I will come back and update this if I have any issues. 4 stars because you have to go to a store to get this done right away (can’t do it until you have the device in hand as they need the IMEI number.

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Bought this hot spot 2 days ago. Spent over 1 hour on the phone with 8 phone calls later to try to get service on the hot spot. Still have 2 pending charges for 75. 00 for the 8GB of service on my one credit card that I tried to apply to the hotspot online through their website and the payment FINALLY went through after speaking to the 10th person on the phone to try to get service and answering security questions so that the 75.

00 payment would go through using another 2nd credit card. Now I have to make sure I didn’t get triple charged. All 8 GB was burned through in less than 48 hours and the hot spot was not heavily used.

Will be returning this money sucker device due to the difficulty of getting service and the speed of burning through the entire 8 GB in less than 48 hours (it lasted about 36 hours and wasn’t even on the entire time).

Better to save your money and go with a different mobile hotspot. I’ve had a T-mobile hot spot in the past and it lasted for weeks with heavier use, but this one, is no good.

This little thing has saved me over $200 each month on phone and data service. My rural area offers no home Wi-Fi service providers. With this I now have Wi-Fi for all of my devices. 4 smartphones,a Playstation 4 and a tablet.

With this i no longer need to pay for expensive phone and data with mobile hotspot plans with contracts. I replaced all of my devices with much cheaper prepaid SIMS just to call. That alone saved a bunch.

This device handles all of our data needs. PLUS as long as I slip it in my purse or pocket I have Wi-Fi for all my devices where ever I go. The streaming seems to be a little faster than my old phone hotspot was when streaming movies and such from my playstation 4.

So far,No more buffering. How have I never seen or heard of these before now? Its GENIUS! Only wish I would heard of this sooner. I would have saved so much money.

I purchased this mobile hotspot used and refurbished. It came complete with a charger and cable. The description indicated there could be minor cosmetic damage. It arrived with a bit of sticky residue on the back, as if from tape.

I was able to remove that with no problem. The unit was otherwise perfect. It works fine, and its performance is great. The product was reasonably priced.

I would give this one 5 stars if the plastic case was more durable. Battery compartment easily breaks (tiny weak little tabs) I have to duct tape it to keep it on. Only improvement I would make is a stronger back casing that snaps in place without breaking.

Also antenna booster cover tabs have thin teathers (broke off too).

Using it to replace a miserably slow internet provider out here n the woods. Receiving 9 to 20 Mbps w/ only 1-2 bars of reception. Going to try antenna to see if I can improve the reception some. Has already cut out the buffering on movies.

Using the ATT service plan from blacktie_electronics for $35/ mo. Love it so far.

I’m a cameraman and I used this to stay connected while I was on a month-long job in Oman. My expectations were low because not only is Oman a pretty remote country, but we were also scheduled to shoot pretty far away from any metropolitan center.

That being said, the Solis outperformed anything I could have expected. My two associates and I split the cost of 20 daypaysses and all connected to it during the day. They were both planning on spending $10/day on Verizon’s roaming plan so this was much more efficient for them.

It allowed all of us to connect with the folks back home and schedule jobs for our return, which we were all very thankful for. Furthermore, our shooting days are typically 12 work hours per day (not including the 45-90 minute transit time to our locations).

The Solis battery lasted long enough to get me out the door at the hotel in the morning and back back to my room in the evening. This was no small feat considering we were working in +90 degree heat every day and it mainly resided in my pocket.

My only complaint for my trip to Oman was that aquiring a connection was often spotty. I do think that this was due to the remoteness of our locations though and the lack of an adequate signal in the country.

I have since used it in Hawaii and had no issues whatsoever. The app is fairly easy to use and the UI is straightforward and intuitive. I used the camera very infrequently so I can’t attest to its quality or ease of use, but as a personal hotspot it performed very well.

I use this device locally in the US as an off grid WiFi source in rural California. After experiencing increasing troubleshooting issues after a year of using Skyroam’s previous model the Solis I figured it was about time to upgrade and after reading reviews I was skeptical.

Skyroam offered the device in exchange for a post about my experience so I figure I’d give it a go. To my relief I am once again so pleased with Skyroam and their service. This device performs above and beyond my expectations and I certainly see myself as a long term Skyroam customer.

Customer service is always available and have fixed any issues I’ve had in a reasonable time frame. The connectivity with the Solis X has been flawless and I’ve been able to work, homeschool and stream all day without issue.

If you’re skeptical I really encourage to experience the device for yourself.

My experience was far different to my wife’s. I had no issues with all features of the SIM, some minor limited coverage in country areas around mid US. (Samsung Galaxy Note 8). BUT my wife could not use her phone at all expect for some limited data use and in the end she lost this as well.

She had a newer Samsung A32, and was completely unusable. They have issues with Samsung mobiles. Maybe I had no issues, because mine was older. Compatibility of Australian mobiles for US is pot luck.

Best Not to use if you have a Samsung!.

The card – unlimited talk & texts with 2 GB data – is reasonably priced. Since it uses T-mobile network, I have no doubts it will live up to expectations. The card expires 45 days from purchase date but I want a card with 1 year expiration.

Consequently, I have to return the card.

Bought at $14+tax which makes this great value for either a temporary service between carriers or as an intro to Ultra Mobile. Port was easy and almost instant, though I switched from Mint Mobile which is actually under Ultra Mobile.

You will need the Acct # and Acct PIN # related to your existing phone service for the port This runs on the T-Mobile network. Data LTE speeds are great, though this particular plan is not for heavy data users at only 1GB of LTE.

Have not personally noticed any service issues but may be spotty in certain areas outside of bigger cities.

WORST COMPANY EVER!! IF YOU TRY TO SWITCH TO ANOTHER COMPANY (BECAUSE THEY HAVE THE WORST SERVICE & NON-COVERAGE-DROPS CALLS CONSTANTLY), THEY WON’T RELEASE YOUR ACCOUNT NUMBER OR SIM CARD(S). WE’VE BEEN WITHOUT PHONE SERVICE FOR 3 DAYS AND THEY ARE HOLDING US HOSTAGE!!! IMMORAL, UNETHICAL & ILLEGAL!RUN AWAY AS FAST AS YOU CAN!!.

Purchased this sim card to use in my Blu Tank 2 cell phone. It worked perfectly in a matter of minutes. Comes with 2 cards the light colored card worked for my product. The US Mobile website will tell you which one to use in your product.

It also worked in my BDF Gimtvtion PT107 10. 7 Tablet. At&T stopped using 2G, so only T Mobile will work. Happy Shopping!.

I received a starter kit and out of the two sim cards I can’t activate either one because I don’t have a phone that they work in… us mobile needs to give out phones wit there sim kit

The item was used with a cracked screen. The crack did not interfere with the functions of the screen display. Hotspot functions well and in good condition. I dropped it 3x on a cement driveway and still functions well.

Would buy a used one again of needed. It was only $30 vs a newer Netgear Nighthawk Hotspot for $200. This is a great used hotspot.

Its has a nice display with a great battery life. Its easy to setup. However even when it has 4 bars signal it was still very slow. It strained to play streaming video. To find out if it was the device or the signal I ran a test.

I checked the speed and then installed sim in a 7730l MiFi. The speeds were very different. 1. 3 to 12. 6 mb. So not really too excited about it the Netgear.

I travel outside the US and desired to purchase local service vs roaming. With this UNLOCKED device, i am able to purchase a SIM card locally and buy a pre-paid data plan which is much more economical.

Only issue is there must be at least 3G service in order for this device to work, it will not work on (E) but if there is (H) or greater it has worked fine for me. Also, I believe it lacks some of the 4G bands available internationally.

Regardless, myself and my traveling partners are able to use this all day long with great success. I did also purchase the external antenna, which increases the Mobile Data signals it will receive, which really helps in remote areas or dead spots.

As a former T-Mobile subscriber, I’ve been using Mint Mobile now for about two weeks, both locally and while traveling around my home state, and I can say that I am enjoying the same service level as I previously had with T-Mobile.

However, I’m paying much less! Calls have the same quality, and text messaging works as well. I’ve been able to use mobile data in the same spaces, streaming music, checking email, browsing social media, and following Google Maps.

There are a couple of issues that knock off a star. One, there were couple of problems with initial setup. When moving your existing number from one carrier to another, you have to use a pin # from your current carrier.

While Googling, I found information that pointed me to the T-Mobile Pin # that is accessible via you T-Mobile online account. However, the phone number transfer with Mint kept failing, even though I gave the Pin # that I had setup in the T-Mobile Pin # field.

I even called T-Mobile, and the customer service rep helped me change the T-Mobile Pin # for the purpose of transferring my phone number. The transfer was still failing in the Mint Mobile app. So, I called Mint’s tech support, and to their credit, they checked the transfer logs and confirmed that the transfer was failing due to an Invalid Pin.

They even setup a conference call with T-Mobile tech support to see what was going on. After a long time on hold, I found out that the T-Mobile Pin # is only for confirming your identity when talking with T-Mobile’s customer support.

The Pin # that I needed was a Transfer Pin # that can only be obtained by contacting T-Mobile and requesting it. The T-Mobile tech support did generate the Pin # needed. However, it would have saved me some time if Mint’s tech support had inquired which Pin # I was utilizing to authorize the transfer.

Also, it’s partly T-Mobile’s fault, as I had talked with their customer support about trying to use the T-Mobile Pin # to transfer my phone number. They should have pointed out that what I needed was a Transfer Pin #.

After my phone number was successfully transferred, I then went about setting up text messaging on an Android phone. The instructions that Mint mobile sends in their text messages are confusing and led to an inaccurate configuration.

I found the configuration settings on the Mint Mobile website, and those instructions were easier to follow and led to a successful configuration. My daughter’s iPhone just worked for text messaging.

The second issue that I’ve noted is with the way Mint Mobile set up our phone plans. I subscribed via the Mint Family Plan, which allowed me to chose the data amounts that I wanted for each of my 3 family members for 3 months.

This worked fine, and I was able to setup a Mint Family after activating each SIM card. Note, you must enable auto-renewal with a payment method to have a Family Plan. I assumed that I was signing up for the lowest cost 12 month plan, paying in 3 month increments, which is allowed under the Family Plan.

However, the Mint Mobile app has each of us setup for the higher cost 3 month plan. I will have to go in and update each to be the 12 Month Plan with Pay Over Time to achieve the most savings. I can understand it being done this way to ensure that you are satisfied with the service and not tied to a long-term pre-paid commitment.

However, I do not recall receiving any information that things had been setup in this manner.

If you have the ability to figure out how to get your number ported over from your phone company, get Mint’s SIM card to work and get yourself set up on the mint Network without help from Mint’s tech support, I highly recommend switching to Mint because the savings are tremendous and their connectivity is awesome.

It’s too bad that their technical support is so inept. Very friendly and polite but inept. I was told my phone was locked when it was an unlocked phone straight from the Samsung factory. I was told my phone number was locked when AT&T had unlocked my numbers.

I was told my brand new phone was bad and that I needed to send it back for a replacement. Total BS. Then I was told my phone was not reading the SIM card when it absolutely was. The problem was that no wireless bandwidths were showing up and I had to do my own research online to figure out how to access the SIM card through my Samsung Galaxy and set the bandwidth.

As soon as I did that everything work great! It’s too bad that I had to miss an entire day of work with the down time I experienced from trying to get Mint Mobile technical support to help get my phone working.

It was literally a 1-minute fix that they did not even think about trying. Wish I could give an overall five star review, the connectivity really is superb. But their technical support needs serious training and should not be so cavalierly telling customers to return perfectly good expensive phones just because they don’t have the basic troubleshooting skills needed to get those phones working on their Network.

I should not have had to spend the ridiculous amount of time with tech support that I did, I should not have lost an entire day of work, and I should not have had to give myself a crash course in cell phone IT to do it myself when Mint Mobile makes such a big deal about their over-55 customer support plan which is what hooked me in the first place.

I’m really impressed with the entire service from soup to nuts. My first experience back in 2001 was with a non-major MVNO cell provider (Tracfone). I live rural so service was so spotty and the towers were owned by different carriers, even smaller companies, because the big boys didn’t want to set up antennas in this area unless it was along the Interstate.

The Tracfone roaming was able to use them all and I thought Tracfone did a great job to give me communication for this area. Around 2004, Verizon began buying up the smaller providers with existing Towers, plus setting up new ones to where they were the only 1000 lb.

Gorilla around. I switched over to have a regular cellphone with great service and to this day. Also, I’ve kept my landline during this time as cell service was fringe at my house. Fast forward – my landline (Frontier Communications) has annoyingly been getting more and more expensive, especially with taxes and fees they keep dreaming up.

I had enough but still wanted my old number with a 2nd phone at a cheaper price than the lowest $35/mo. my Verizon multi-line plan offered. I began searching and found out that T-Mobile had actually placed antennas on a communications tower right here in my Town so that became a good option as well.

I was never a fan of T-Mobile since they didn’t have presence in areas like mine. In my search of MVNO’s, I came across Mint Mobile being a T-Mobile friendly service and when I saw their $15 all inclusive price I decided to give it a try.

Mint Mobile did a fast job porting my number but I had a glitch with my phone not wanting to communicate with only one bar. I called Tech Support and we tried a few different settings to where the Tech pinpointed the problem was.

He said they would work on it from their end and within 3 hours I should have good signal. In an hour I had 5 bars and the service has been outstanding for the month I’ve had it. I know my 4Gb data is low but I don’t use this phone to surf the net.

It’s just for calls so you can’t beat the price for being able to have a spare phone for cheap. Way to go Mint Mobile!.

3x carrier aggregation, which knits together three different bands of radio spectrum into a single wider highway for greater speeds. I was getting 15-25mbs on my old hot spot, now I get 45-55mbs. That was one of the main reasons I bought it was for the 3x carrier aggregation.

It’s splash proof, they battery last along time and it has a rubber like casing. I tried about 5 different cheap china external antennas and they didnt seem to improve signal at all. the internal antennas work better.

If you need a unlocked version, buy a unlocked version! ATT will not give you a MEP code to unlock hot spots anymore so you will have to pay for a unlocking service and that will just add on to the price of the unit.

Just buy a unlocked unit and save some money!.

Works well, good but not excellent. I’m guessing it depends on your location and proximity to the towers. I used mine in both West Virginia and around Austin. I never used antanas for signal strength.

I would say the Blackhawk probably works better being 5g capable and more capable to work with your router as a signal extender.

I’m not sure if it’s the AT&T service or just this particular hotspot, but it’s definitely a lower quality of signal than sitting side by side with my 7730L with Verizon. It’s slower and even at the lower speeds with a solid 2 bars, there will be long periods when things just sit there trying to load (spinning/waiting for data).

It does sometimes give me some sort of service on the rare occasion that Verizon isn’t cutting it, so it’s definitely better than nothing or having just Verizon alone, but I definitely won’t be canceling Verizon and I’m honestly not sure if this service is worth $35 a month.

I guess that’s a personal decision. Hope the helps!.

Without high speed internet for 6 & 1/2 yrs til this came along. Our personal hotspot worked better than Hughesnet, but it was all crawling speed. You have to get the right plan with a sim card from you cell company.

a personal hotspot plan on a sim will be targeted & shut down. There’s unlimited-limited and there’s unlimited-unlimited. Got to pay ATT or Verizon more for the right sim card (we do a business plan for like $65 monthly), and it works wonders with 1 bar of reception.

A cell phone booster will not work for this like it does on cell phones. Our’s did not and in fact slowed down our internet speed. To our knowledge you’ll need at least 1 bar of service without a booster antenna.

Then you’ll want a MIMO antenna. MIMO is completely different than cell booster antenna although they look the same. Don’t buy the MIMO laptop one from Netgear unless you can’t mount a big one outside.

Little laptop clip on Mimo antenna from Netgear works fine taking speed from 5Mbps to 10-20Mbps, but a big 2×2 MIMO antenna from Waveform will really increase your speed. With the MIMO external Waveform we went from about 5mbps to 50.

sometimes 80. My only knock on the Netgear Nighthawk is that the input receptors for the MIMO antenna are weak. They do not hold the input jacks very well at all. You have to insert the bulky wired MIMO antenna jacks gently and position the little Nighthawk we’re it doesn’t move or the jacks will slip right out.

It’s a problem we happily deal with. Position your Nighthawk central to all wifi devices. The further you get away from it the slower the speed. It does work well though for the desperate. Thinking about cancelling our Starlink now.

Using this for Internet access on my boat. I live in a rural area of Oklahoma and have a 36 foot Carver Aft Cabin on Lake Tenkiller. I have a couple of TV’s, stereo’s and of course everyone has their tablets and phones on the boat.

Cell service in this area is spotty at-best. I can get one bar of 4G service with my Verizon phone, and my wife can get two bars with her AT&T phone. When in the slip, no signal at all. Thought I would give this device a try.

I added in a 36 dBi gain antenna to this using the two antenna connectors, and even in the slip I get 3 bars of signal with a 36 Mb/s download and 8 Mb/s upload. Everything streams great regardless of where I am on the lake or in the slip.

The external antenna makes all the difference. As a note, my external antenna is suction-cupped to a side window to get that signal. I have tested it mounted outside, and in that situation I get 5 full-bars, but since 3-bars is sufficient, I keep it mounted inside.

If you are going to keep it plugged in like I do, suggest just removing the battery as it gets hot if plugged in all the time. I highly suggest this. My service provider is Pure Talk Wireless, and when I put my SIM Card in the device, it worked fine.

I did make some tweaks to get a little better throughput at the suggestion of the Pure Talk Wireless support team, but while it helped a little, it wasn’t 100% necessary. If you aren’t technically savvy (I am), don’t worry, you should still be able to set this up.

If you are a “techie”, plenty of tweaks you can make to improve things in the settings.

I got this router because I wanted a mobile internet solution for my devices that wasn’t dependent on my place of employment’s WiFi (and, more specifically, browsing rules). However, there are some pretty major caveats that you need to keep in mind before purchasing this.

Firstly, you need to have a data plan, which means swinging by for a sim chip to throw in this bugger. Based on my research, if you cap the data plan for this device it’ll throttle your data speed for this and all other devices on that plan, so you’re likely gonna wanna keep it away from your phone plan.

Getting the data plan to work wasn’t plug-and-play, in my circumstance there was a promotion going on for the data plan that I got but what they fail to tell you is that the data plan will reject your device if its not a piece of hardware that the ISP wants to provide, so I had to go through a grueling troubleshooting process just to get the thing to work.

The good news is, once it works, it works pretty alright. I have a 4G LTE plan with T-Mobile and my download speeds are typically somewhere between 60 – 120 Mbps, with upload speeds of somewhere between 20 – 25 Mpbs.

My speeds are atrocious at my place of residence (1 – 2 Mbps download), but thankfully that’s not where I intended to use this device. Unfortunately, it can be cost-prohibitive depending on what you want to use it for.

The plan that I selected was 50 GB of 4G data for $55 a month with unlimited throttled data after that. I don’t know what the throttling data speeds are but from what I’ve read, they’re not good. If you do streaming and heavy downloading then I could easily see running out of data in a single sitting.

Other than that, the device works well. Its got a high battery life and transmits its signals well. You can download an app which is very robust and gives you a lot of control. You can even put a micro SD in it and use it as a mini network file storage, or be used as a mini power bank to power/recharge other devices.

The only reason I’m not giving this product a much lower rating is because the troubles that I’ve experienced I can’t really fault against the device; it does what it’s supposed to do. That said, it IS getting a lower rating because the customer support IVR and team is HORRENDOUS.

T-Mobile put more effort into troubleshooting this and was more knowledgable about this device then NETGEAR staff did and it isn’t even T-Mobile’s device, which is embarrasing. My advise to Netgear would be to upgrade their IVR system, get off the discount remote support and invest in some real remote support specialists.

Pros – Trasmits strong signal – High download speeds with good plan – Robust Mobile App – Multi-use (Power bank + Home File Storage) – Can be used as a router if plugged into a modem Cons – Expensive ($320 – $350 price tag) – Customer support non-existant – Cost prohibitive, read: DEVICE IS NOT A ONE-TIME INVESTMENT, NEEDS DATA PLAN – Most likely will be faced with difficult initial set-up and troubleshooting – Primary usage is niche (mobile internet).

I do not recommend this product. I have now used it for about 2 months. I use it as a hotspot and also as a network to connect my Sonos sound system. GLocalMe offers their own data plans, which are insanely expensive, but they also say they support other SIM cards.

I am using an AT&T sim in it, but it only works randomly, often saying no internet connection. It also will randomly drop the AirPlay and Sonos app connections to my sound system, and will not allow updates to most products, even with data metering disabled.

I have purchased many products from B&H that serve me well, but this one is a big disappointment.

It can be used with several different modes. You can directly connect to a computer via USB or Wi-Fi; you can use it with your own SIM card; you can subscribe to their service. Because it can use virtually all the 4G LTE frequencies, it can be used world wide.

All the options are easily controlled with the built-in touch screen. It’s nice that you can alter the device ID and password. (What’s odd is that the password has to be exactly eight characters. ) This is a well thought out device and I would highly recommend it.

Esports coach for a school – district wifi blocks our access, so we’ve been using this for a few weeks now. I’ve used it for Zoom – works fine. We’ve had several Nintendo Switches connected & online, also works fine for that.

Was not strong enough to host a PC on Rocket League though.

Great, inexpensive way to access the Verizon LTE network on the go. Even in an area that’s on the fringe of Verizon’s official 4G coverage, speeds are good even during peak hours. Things get downright fast when others start going to bed and you can enjoy blazing fast “night net” with this little gem.

To put it in perspective, this is with only a marginal signal (around -100dB); I assume it would be even faster in an urban location with stronger signal. Fantastic value, easy to set up, and all the features you need.

Love it!.

NIce router included. Works well with 3 or 4 stars. If you have 2 or less stars get yourself an external antenna instead of getting angry and complaining. If you already have a phone with Verizon verify how many stars it has at the places where you plan to use this and order an antenna if necessary.

They usually sell for $10 to $19 and are well worth it to make sure you get a reliable and fast data service. Be careful with your data package since home internet use can easily eat a lot of GB and you cannot get an unlimited data package on verizon at least.

Do not watch videos using this for data or you will pay almost what it would cost to go to a theater just to watch a video in HD for 2 hours.

I had one of these years ago and last fall it finally died and I upgraded to a netgear model that wouldn’t work in my remote area. I replaced the new netgear with another thinking it was defective. Still didn’t work.

I ordered this one and I haven’t had a problem with it. I did have to change the password and some of the settings on it so if you’re not familiar with doing that you may need help to get it to work the way you want.

Love the size and the portability.

You can officially use your paypal for straight talk service. Mine took about 15 minutes and is rolling as hoped for. Sure it costs me a little extra but when this is the only option, it’s great!

I love straight talk. No hidden fees, just phone service. I don’t know why anyone goes with a carrier.

Will return as often as there is product available.

Great little unit. Swapped SIM from my old JetPack but would not connect. Unit arrived with a very old (5. 1. 1) firmware and just kept rebooting with the SIM installed and would not connect to Verizon.

Updated to the most recent firmware for this model (6. 5. 0) and it instantly connected to Verizon without any issues. Speeds are good but the WiFi range is a little weak/short. Using it in an RV so that might be the reason but the old JetPack had a little better range.

The unit has worked flawlessly. Cradlepoint though, is unethical in that they do not offer free tech support, even on brand new units. So, my suggestion is that if you buy a Cradlepoint unit, buy it here at eBay, used, and save the money you’ll possibly need to purchase support, if you need it.

Great product especially for fringe reception areas. Only issue is with Verizon capping data at 15gb.

Had one of these from Azn, and returned it after less than 24 hours. Not even remotely 4G speeds. They seem to be roaming on T-Mobile, but even when I used my Google Fi SIM, speeds were consistently 1/20th – 1/30th the speed of a 4G phone in the same physical location, on the same network.

I suspect they don’t support B66.

I ‘ve performed on stage’s since 1968 Guitar Stings are over priced, and most of the string stock is manufactured at the same factories. Spending high prices for a so called name brand is wasting money, My Opinion! These strings stay in tune I change my strings every 2 weeks, Frugal I am.

I play lead guitar, smooth picking. Folks who hammer on the strings, break the lighter gauge strings. I say you’d be , Happy With Buying these Strings.

I bought the Solis unit to be used as a portal mobile Wi-Fi in my vehicle as some places that I travel through for my job are not always cell friendly. There is a particular stretch of rural highway that I travel frequently where my Verizon cell goes to zero bars in spots.

I had success with a built in AT&T Wi-Fi in my previous vehicle but my replacement vehicle did not have a built in so I purchased the Solis as it advertised that it would automatically lock onto the strongest network in the area.

Needless to say, I have been extremely disappointed. In the areas that I need it most, it will take a very long time to lock on to a signal and will not always stay locked in. This is especially frustrating when I’m supposed to be on a Teams meeting for work while driving.

I called tech support and explained my issue and told them how the previous AT&T Wi-Fi unit I was using had very little trouble in this area but for some reason the Solis would not lock onto the AT&T signal on a consistent basis.

I was told to do a reset on the unit. That really didn’t work. Sometimes the unit would work fine in the rural areas but it would not lock in on a good signal on a regular basis and I got tired of pulling over to try to work with it.

I think this would probably work fine as a “sit in one place” device in an area that is not out in the middle of nowhere. although AT&T still works there. but as a mobile Wi-Fi for your vehicle, it’s awful.

Since I’ve had it for almost 6 months, I guess I’m stuck with it so I’ll use up the data I’ve pre-purchased and then do who knows what with it.

Solis resolved my fear of being hacked while using hotel or Free Airport WiFis. Now I carry my own hotspot and I can relax knowing my connection is secure. I have used it in many, many countries and the connection has been great in all of them…even the most remote! I’m not sure how it works in US as I don’t use it there.

It is easy to use, cost effective and the battery charge lasts all day. My travel companions (3) can connect and as long as they are close to my Solis they get their WhatsApp and email. I’ve never been so popular!! This is my second (upgraded) hotspot from this company and I have been totally satisfied with both.

Great customer service helped me transfer unused daypasses from old model to new without issues. It solved my travel problem and it can solve yours!.

This has done what I need it to do, and that is give me internet in more places. I like that it switches between carriers to get the best signal. I’ve seen it switch between AT&T and T-Mobile, but never Verizon.

The documentation doesn’t mention carriers at all. While the data seems expensive, you can buy it in blocks that don’t expire with is great for infrequent use.

I absolutely the boost mobile sent via email. It was easy to make my payment. I did not have to go to any store stand in line. For now on. , this will be the way I prefer to pay my bill. I don’t have to go to the boost mobile location anymore.

The boost mobile via email is very convenient. I absolutely love and appreciate the services offered by Walmart. Great Job.

This is very convenient and fast.i am always able to get this when my daughters need them.thanks

I like the fact that I don’t have to wait in line. But I wish I didn’t have to wait 2 hours go yr the email with the card number to come.

Cradlepoint OS just keeps getting better. Replaced my Wifi Ranger system + two hotspots with this and was able to just drop it in and have it work.

Excellent little unit that’s a breeze to install!