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Netgear's flagship 5G hotspot line from 2020 to March 2022 covered mmW and Sub6 bands for AT&T with Sub6 bands only for other versions. Now discontinued.

The Coolpad Stream is a basic mobile hotspot device for use with Boost Mobile data plans running on the T-Mobile network. Now discontinued.

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.

A group of lower end cellular modems with Ethernet out, but lacking features typical in hotspots (such as Wi-Fi or batteries).

A full-featured Cat-12 LTE router that is only available from Verizon Business.

An entry level mobile hotspot device for Cricket Wireless.

AT&T's Wireless Internet device & paired data plans that are now discontinued.

Verizon's previous flagship mobile hotspot, packed with features and Cat-9 LTE support. Now discontinued.

Verizon's first mobile hotspot to support 5G, but only their Ultra Wideband short range mmWave coverage. No longer available.

A Cat 18 USB Modem available through Verizon Business. (AT&T USB modem is retired)

A Verizon (2017) USB cellular modem option. Now discontinued.

An AT&T entry-level mobile hotspot that was discontinued in November 2018.

Lippert's OneControl system for RV monitoring and management includes two products for RV internet connectivity.

USB Modem designed for use with AT&T cellular data. Now discontinued.

A former flagship XLTE capable hotspot, now discontinued.

Verizon's 2015 USB cellular modem option. Now discontinued.