The Turbo Hotspot 2 is a hotspot for sale by Cricket Wireless and AT&T.
Specifications
- Model Number: CT2MHS01
- # of Connected Devices: 15
- Control Panel and Default Password:
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- Control Panel: 192.168.1.1 or http://hotspot.webui
- Default Admin Password: Last 8 digits of the mobile hotspot’s IMEI code
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- USB Tethering Support: Yes - USB Type-C
- Networks supported:
- LTE-Advanced Carrier Aggregation: Yes, 2-band
- MIMO Support: 2x2 Internal
- LTE Performance Category: Cat-6 (unconfirmed)
- Cellular Antenna Ports: None
- Other Ports: None
- Wi-Fi Technology / Frequencies: 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac; Dual-band 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz
- Battery: Removable Li-ion battery, 3,000 mAh
- Claimed Battery Life: 15.5 hours
- Can Be Powered Without a Battery: Unknown
- Battery Part #:
- Battery Purchase:
- Dimensions: 4" x 2.79" x 0.72"; 5.11 ounces
- SIM Card Type: Nano
- Retail Price: $79.99
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Mobile hotspot devices are small, self-contained units that receive a cellular data signal and transform it into an internet connection. They are a cellular modem and router combined. Most can create their own personal Wi-Fi network.
They are typically designed with a specific cellular carrier in mind and require a suitable cellular data plan of their own to operate. You might see them called Jetpacks (Verizon's term for them) or MiFi (Inseego's name for them).
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