Mobil Internet

[Banner Elk]

What mobile internet are you using on the road?

[luvlabs]

Your cell phone with the Hot Spot function turned on is the perfect mobile internet source for all of your devices that use WiFi.

[Chuck&Pam]

OTR Mobile hotspot (on AT&T network) and a Visible phone hotspot (on Verizon network) as a backup. I also use the same OTR hotspot at home.

[Banner Elk]

We have Verizon and Sprint hot spots and it buffers a lot!

[Banner Elk]

Does that work all over the USA or just in your area?

[Isaac-1]

AT&T Mobley mobile hotspot (no longer available plan), also some times a T Mobile hotspot from my wife's work. 23,000+ miles of travel over the last almost 4 years, ranging from Louisiana north to Missouri, west to the Grand Canyon, and north west to Yellowstone NP. Overall good coverage probably 90% of locations, with little service in Yellowstone or at the Grand Canyon with either network. Some other service gaps, but those are usually in mountain valley areas, one example of service on T-Mobile and no service on AT&T (phone or hotspot) is Gila National Forest in NM.

[garykk]

We use Verizon unlimited on our iPhones as hot spots. Most nights I can stream Netflix if we have a decent signal strength.

[wjohnson913]

We use OTR. They went from AT&T to T-Mobile and then back to AT&T towers. It went from 60 to 80 to 90 bucks a month but it’s unlimited and unthrottled.
Works well for us. We stream YouTube TV for live TV and the other usual streaming services.