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Acer is a major electronics company that recently introduced an interesting new 5G mobile hotspot device, the Acer Connect M6E,… Continue Reading

The Starlink Mini is on sale once again for just $199, making it the cheapest price to purchase the Starlink… Continue Reading

Harvest Hosts, a major RV-focused company, has just introduced AT&T-based data plans for their members called the “Harvest Hosts Hotspot… Continue Reading

MOFI Network is a router manufacturer that has been part of the mobile internet space for a long time, and… Continue Reading

On the heels of upgrading the Roam 50GB to the Roam 100GB plan two days ago, Starlink has now revamped… Continue Reading

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AT&T is selling a new 5G hotspot – the Franklin A70, which is part of Franklin’s new RG3100 series of… Continue Reading

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Winegard has quietly and significantly reduced the price of its 5G router lineup on its webstore. Here is the old… Continue Reading

Netgear today announced a new 5G mobile hotspot – the Netgear Nighthawk 5G M7, which is expected to be available… Continue Reading

Inseego has launched the Wavemaker FX4200 router, which is certified by all three major carriers and utilizes the Qualcomm X72… Continue Reading

Starlink has once again adjusted both its hardware pricing and service lineup, making satellite internet more accessible to a broader… Continue Reading

Starlink has sent an email to some US based customers alerting them that they qualify for a free Mini rental… Continue Reading

Starlink has emailed some customers whose hardware requires a firmware update by November 17, 2025, to remain functional on the… Continue Reading

Peplink is soon officially releasing an updated MAX BR1 Pro 5G router featuring an upgraded modem and a few additional… Continue Reading

In the past few weeks, several major stories have emerged that are seismically shaking up the cellular industry, with impacts… Continue Reading

T-Mobile officially launched the Starlink-powered T-Satellite service back in July with basic text messaging. Now, T-Mobile is offering support for… Continue Reading

GL.iNet’s feature-packed mobile hotspot with an X72 modem, Ethernet WAN/LAN, 2x USB ports, dual SIM and eSIM, and 2x antenna ports.

GL-iNet routers, both cellular and non-cellular, striking a balance between cost and functionality.

The Netgear Nighthawk M7 series is Netgear’s newest generation, using the X72/X75 modem and Wi-Fi 7. The M7 series is one of our Top Picks.

The Peplink Balance 310 series are powerhouse routers designed for medium branch offices. Some models come with embedded cellular modems and support for USB tethering.

A Verizon subsidiary available online and at Walmart offering prepaid smartphone and data plans with up to 100GB of data.
Also sells hotspot devices for use on its network, including the Moxee 5G Mobile Hotspot.

A global 5G mobile hotspot from Acer that can utilize physical and eSIMs and it also compatible with the SIMO virtual SIM system.

Pepwave Wi-Fi access points for use with their routers.

AT&T’s direct prepaid cellular phone & data plans. Including our top pick data plan for hotspots and routers offering 100GB for $90/month.

Harvest Hosts, Escapees and Boondockers Welcome offer AT&T-based data plans for members with 200 or 300 GB of data throttled to 25 Mbps.

Global mobile hotspots with virtual SIMs that allow you to purchase passes for unlimited international use.

Distributor of cellular boosters and antennas.

The RG3100 series of 5G mobile hotspots is made by Franklin offer the X72 modem. The first model is sold by AT&T and AT&T Business.

Handheld satellite communication devices can be a way to stay in touch in remote areas for emergencies and basic text communication.

Peplink’s 5G Dongle & 5G Adapters provide cellular connectivity via USB or Ethernet to compatible routers and computers.

The Wavemaker series is a line of 5G enterprise routers from Inseego.

Winegard’s roof-mounted connectivity system, offering options for Wi-Fi extending and cellular integration and even an integrated OTA TV option.

Winegard’s dome with cellular, Wi-Fi, and OTA TV antennas – with optional cellular routers and Wi-Fi extender solution including the Gateway and WiFiRanger Osprey.

Peplink’s next generation cellular embedded router series offering Wi-Fi 6, advanced LAN features, 5G and LTE models.

Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) offer cellular service, but do not own their own cellular networks. MVNOs lease capacity from the major carriers and resell it under their own branding.

AT&T’s prepaid data plans for RVs.

There are places far beyond Wi-Fi or cellular coverage, where only a satellite far above can keep you online. As fun as it is to fantasize about connectivity everywhere, today’s typical geostationary satellite options come with many tradeoffs to consider. But exciting stuff is (literally!) on the launching pad. These options will hopefully eventually prove to be mobile-friendly for RVs and boats.

Over time, exposure to heat can cause your more expensive devices – such as smartphones and MiFi/Jetpacks and hotspots – to start to have issues.

What to check when your mobile internet isn’t working as well as you’d like. Troubleshooting tips for signal strength, equipment setup, signal enhancing methods, and location-specific challenges.

Selecting your ideal cellular carrier and data plans can be an overwhelming adventure, especially for RV and cruiser nomads who need to replace a home internet connection while being mobile.

Testing internet speeds allows you to measure your real-world performance to know if your signal enhancing efforts are having an impact on your mobile internet setup.

Do you love to play online games, but aren’t sure how to play them over mobile internet? This guide will show that gaming on the road is definitely possible, even with the limitations of mobile internet.

There simply is no single cellular carrier network that works best everywhere that an RV or boat might travel to. This article is an overview of the strengths and weaknesses of the current major cellular carriers (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile & DIsh) in the U.S. as they relate to mobile internet for RVers, cruisers and frequent travelers seeking an on-the-go home internet replacement.

Starlink offers several types of data plans – from Roam, Residential and Priority levels. This guide dives deeper into understanding the trade-offs for different use cases for nomadic travels.

Choosing a Peplink Router for RV and boat travels can be a daunting task. Some considerations like modems, WAN & LAN features and power sources can help narrow it down.

BookmarkThe History and Future of Cellular Technology The incredible pace of cellular technology evolution over the past decades has been… Continue Reading

Peplink routers allow you to create VLANs, or Virtual LANs, that allow you to define multiple networks in which to connect your devices to. This articles goes over use cases for setting up multiple VLANs, and how to configure them.

The nomadic lifestyle of RVing and boating doesn’t mean giving up Netflix, Hulu, or any other favorite streaming service.

If you’re traveling with an arsenal of mobile internet gear, how do you go about determining what will work best at each new location?

Can you keep online from an RV or boat without relying on Starlink? Absolutely! From cellular to Wi-Fi hotspots to satellite communicators, there are options.

This guide is to help guide Canadian-based nomads traveling both within Canada, and also those venturing south of their border into the U.S. find solutions for keeping connected.

American nomads looking to maintain internet connectivity while traveling by RV, van, boat, or short-term housing have multiple options. This guide addresses roaming on U.S.-based cellular data plans, SIM cards in the countries you travel to, and other internet considerations while traveling internationally.

Selecting cellular data plans can be an overwhelming adventure for RVers and cruisers. There are just so many options out there and cellular companies frequently change their offerings. Plans come with a lot of fine print, and in particular, the carriers don’t necessarily design and market their plans to those seeking a home internet replacement. This guide is written to help you understand the different types of plans available and navigating shopping the myriad of cellular options out there.

Verizon’s Prepaid Unlimited Hotspot Data Plan (pUDP) is grandfathered, and not open to new customers. This guide will help you keep that plan in good standing.

Mobile internet security isn’t that hard if you follow a few basic rules-of-thumb.

While having the fastest speeds possible is nice, sometimes you may find yourself throttled or on low speed plans and this guide explains the best ways to take advantage of that.

Peplink routers are a popular option for RVers and boaters. This collection of resources is designed to help our consumer based audience with selecting and configuring this enterprise class gear.

Here you can read about some some real-life mobile internet setups of other RVers and cruisers.
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