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The Coolpad Stream is a basic mobile hotspot device for use with Boost Mobile data plans running on the T-Mobile network. Now discontinued.
Released: July 2021
$49
The MiFi 8000 mobile hotspot was Sprint's LTE flagship mobile hotspot and available in an AT&T version for a short while in 2021. It's now discontinued.
Released: June 2019
$180-$240
A group of lower end cellular modems with Ethernet out, but lacking features typical in hotspots (such as Wi-Fi or batteries).
Released: January 2017
$120-$160
A full-featured Cat-12 LTE router that is only available from Verizon Business.
Released: January 2021
$299
An entry level mobile hotspot device for Cricket Wireless.
Released: January 2021
$69
AT&T's Wireless Internet device & paired data plans that are now discontinued.
Released: November 2017
$199
Verizon's previous flagship mobile hotspot, packed with features and Cat-9 LTE support. Now discontinued.
Released: January 2017
$199
Verizon's first mobile hotspot to support 5G, but only their Ultra Wideband short range mmWave coverage. No longer available.
Released: July 2019
$649
A Cat 18 USB Modem available through Verizon Business. (AT&T USB modem is retired)
Released: August 2019
$179
A Verizon (2017) USB cellular modem option. Now discontinued.
Released: July 2017
$249
An AT&T entry-level mobile hotspot that was discontinued in November 2018.
Released: March 2018
$119
Lippert's OneControl system for RV monitoring and management includes two products for RV internet connectivity.
Released: October 2018
$462-$467
USB Modem designed for use with AT&T cellular data. Now discontinued.
Released: April 2017
$119
A former flagship XLTE capable hotspot, now discontinued.
Released: October 2014
$199
Verizon's 2015 USB cellular modem option. Now discontinued.
Released: July 2015
$199
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