$20 Unlimited Data with ZTE Mobley Device

[rgvtexan]

Mobley updated to VM6200V1.0.3
Will it work in a Velocity MF923?

Will the Velocity be able to take a sim lock code, if I get the PUK and change the code to a known # ?

[W0GEN]

Just signed up for $65/mo with Verizon!
Thanks!
Bill

[jasonleigh]

FYI. Sprint just launched an unlimited car connect plan at $25 w autopay. Sprint drive.

[creativepart]

Originally Posted by jasonleigh

FYI. Sprint just launched an unlimited car connect plan at $25 w autopay. Sprint drive.

Too bad Sprint’s coverage is so poor that it doesn’t matter much.

[Sue46]

x2 regarding Sprint, T-Mobile not much better.

[jasonleigh]

[QUOTE=creativepart;4497341]Too bad Sprint’s coverage is so poor that it doesn’t matter much.[/]

It might matter to people in Sprint’s coverage area that don’t want to spend $60+ a month.

[reubenray]

After I moved my sim card to the Netgear 815S I never utilized the 5 ghz for wifi. I got a new tablet that has 5 ghz as well as 2.4 ghz. I set the 815S for both bands. My new tablets is getting between 50 to 60 mbps using 5 ghz compared to 15 to 25 using 2.4 ghz. I also set up my Sony TV for 5 ghz and it is much faster also.

[timjet]

Originally Posted by reubenray

After I moved my sim card to the Netgear 815S I never utilized the 5 ghz for wifi.
Snip

Where did you get your Netgear 815 S?

[reubenray]

Originally Posted by timjet

Where did you get your Netgear 815 S?

Ebay

I had a Netgear Wifi adapter on my old desktop PC and moved it to my laptop and I am getting speeds between 50 and 75 on it using 5 ghz.

[Vanslam]

Just got rid of my Verizon Mifi device - $70 a month. Using Visible service (Verizon) with an iPhone 8. $40 a month for unlimited phone, text and data. Data limited to less than 6 mbs, but that works for me.

[frede]

We're looking at getting the Verizon Jetpack with unlimited service for $65/mo. Is there any advantage to the Jetpack MiFi 7730L ($199) over the Ellipsis MHS900L (was $149 now $49) ?

We currently have several iPhones and iPads on AT&T's Unlimited & More Premium plan, but are looking for a Verizon solution when AT&T isn't available and I like the idea of being a pay as you go service.

[creativepart]

Originally Posted by frede

We're looking at getting the Verizon Jetpack with unlimited service for $65/mo. Is there any advantage to the Jetpack MiFi 7730L ($199) over the Ellipsis MHS900L (was $149 now $49) ?

The 7730L is much more capable than the MHS900L. The MHS900L is waaaaaay below the 7730L in capability and speed. It only offers. 2.4ghz Wifi while the 7730L has 2.4 and 5.0 ghz wifi. You want both in your RV. When you use your in RV devices on 5ghz wifi (not to be confused with 5g cellular) you'll have a much faster connection.

But if you're buying go for the 8800L, it's their newest and is much more capable than the 7730L. Of special note is the extra bands the 8800L receives. It's much more capable for the future.

MHS900L
Battery Life: 10 hours
# of Connected Devices: 8 Wi-Fi
Dashboard Address: http://my.jetpack or http://192.168.1.1.
Networks supported: Verizon LTE Bands: 4, 13
4G/3G/2G: No fallback - LTE only!
LTE-Advanced Carrier Aggregation: No
LTE Performance Category: Category 3
(Max Theoretical Speed: 100Mbps Down / 50Mbps Up)
Cellular Antenna Ports: None
Wi-Fi Technology / Frequencies: 802.11 b/g/n - 2.4GHz only
Dimensions: 2.34'' x 3.46'' x 0.57'' (2.79oz)
SIM Card Type: Nano
Retail Price: $149

7730L
Battery Life: 24 hours hotspot usage, 27 days standby.
# of Connected Devices: 15 Wi-Fi / Supports USB Tethering
WiFiRanger Tethering: Works Great
Pepwave Tethering: Works Great (except for Surf On-The-Go)
Control Panel: http://192.168.1.1 or http://my.jetpack/
Default Password: Random - Check Device Screen
Networks supported:
Verizon LTE Bands: 2, 4, 5, 13, 66
Global Roaming on LTE Bands: 3, 7, 20, 28
4G/3G: HSPA+ 850/1900/2100MHz - Global roaming supported.
3G: Verizon CDMA EVDO Supported
2G: GSM EDGE - Quad band global roaming.
LTE-Advanced Carrier Aggregation: Yes (3x 20MHz channels)
LTE Performance Category: Category 9
(Max Theoretical Speed: 450Mbps Down / 50Mbps Up)
Cellular Antenna Ports: 2x TS9 'Test Ports' (not official antenna ports, but DO support MIMO)
Wi-Fi Technology / Frequencies: 802.11 b/g/n/a/ac - Simultaneous 2.4GHz and 5GHz
Dimensions: 4.29" x 2.64" x 0.7" / 5.38 oz
SIM Card Type: 4FF / Nano SIM
Retail Price: $199.99 / $49.99 (w/ 2-year contract)

I recommend you check out https://www.rvmobileinternet.com for LOTS of info on this stuff. And you'll see about 1/2 of the info if you don't pay to join. I joined 2-yrs ago and while I was hesitant to pay for a website I've saved much more than 4 times the cost to join.

[frede]

Originally Posted by creativepart

<snip>But if you're buying go for the 8800L, it's their newest and is much more capable than the 7730L. Of special note is the extra bands the 8800L receives. It's much more capable for the future.<snip>

The 8800L is $75/line per month with Auto Pay

[creativepart]

Originally Posted by frede

The 8800L is $75/line per month with Auto Pay

Bought a a device - not part of any plan - it's $199, just like the 7730L.

You purchase these - without a contract. And then purchase the plan you want, which if you RV and want truly unlimited data you get the Pre-Paid $70 plan ($65 on auto pay). Just put the SIM in the device and you're all set.

https://www.verizonwireless.com/inte...d=198345139852