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Randall
> 3 dayI have this little unit in the back of my house and I use it to access the internet on my laptop when I am in the front of the house, about 8 meters or 25 feet away. I dont know how long the battery lasts, because I just keep it plugged in. I am using it with Digicel Fiji. (4g). Its fast, and easy to configure. The instructions are clear and helpful. Make sure you get the correct APN and set it up yourself. Its pretty easy. The people at the Digicel office took an hour fiddling with it and didnt know how to make it work. I took it home, looked up the mobile internet configuration instructions on THEIR website, followed THEIR instructions, and I was online in 5 minutes. Moral of the story: salespeople in cellular provider shops are just that. You may know more than they do, so dont be afraid to just do an internet search for the APN (access point name) for your provider before you assume that the device doesnt work.
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Lady lady
> 3 dayO MG This device save my life I used when I traveling Thanks seller
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Birgit
> 3 daysuper for Germany or Europe
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X
> 3 dayIt is very portable and sometimes is easy to be forgotten. It takes the standard size of sim card. It should be ok if it works. However although some sim cards can work like mint and Tello, it only works at 2G speed which makes it worthless.
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HIROYUKI Y.
> 3 dayVery small, last at least 12hours. Unlike iPhone, you need to enter APN using app, but worth well.
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Shireda Duncan
> 3 dayI got my device. No sim card and no info on a sim card. No one can tell me which sim car will even work with this hot spot.
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R. DE GUZMAN
> 3 dayI bought this Huawei E5577-321 mobile hotspot for a trip to France. In France, I bought a sim from a Bouygues Telecom shop called “My European SIM” that was targeted to tourists which cost €39.90. This sim included 20GB and unlimited local calls/SMS in Europe for 30 days. I just had to insert the SIM and after a few minutes, the hotspot registered on the mobile network. I was able to connect to the hotspot with the SSID and WIFI key that is on the back of the device and also in the menu located under “Device Info” and was automatically connected to the internet. The APN was automatically setup and I didn’t have to enter anything into the device. I did setup my own SSID just for fun and it wasn’t too difficult if you’ve ever setup a Wi-Fi router at home. The connection was great. There were a few areas in Paris with low signal or slow internet speed but that’s to be expected just like any mobile network.
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Tad
> 3 dayLove it and it works great at deployed locations. Perfect size and fits in my uniform pocket unnoticeable. Well worth the money when you need to stay connected.
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LT Odnol
> 3 dayThis thing saved me from having to purchase an international plan with my cellular provider. Used in The Philippines where pocket WiFi is the primary source for internet across the country. Worked as advertised as long as there was a cellular signal and was able to send messages, make WiFi calls, and use apps. The device does get hot after about 30 mins of use but didn’t seem to interfere with functionality. As with phones, can get tricky when trying to find the best signal and actually climbed a tree at one point to get 4bars of 4G lol. No buyer’s remorse here, this was a great purchase.
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Donald
> 3 dayI bought this to be used while I was in Haiti. I activated an internet plan with two different companies to see if it would work. I used Digicel and also NATCOM. This device only tethered 2G bandwidth even though the internet plan I used would go between 4g and 3g. I’m very disappointed and annoyed that my money went to waste.