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Boost Mobile started out as as a prepaid brand, but is now the brand name used by Dish Wireless. They offer both prepaid and postpaid plans.

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SpaceX is overhauling Starlink mobile service plans yet again – changing features and raising prices. Depending on the type of… Continue Reading

Yesterday, Apple announced this year’s batch of new iPhone models – the mainstream iPhone 16, the large-screen iPhone 16 Plus,… Continue Reading

AT&T and Netgear today launched a new flagship 5G mobile hotspot – the Netgear Nighthawk M7 Pro. This is the… Continue Reading

Peplink has quietly rolled out an unannounced change to its dual-modem LTE router, the Max Transit Duo Pro. Until now,… Continue Reading

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Verizon released a new 5G mobile hotspot device, the Speed X 5G, by Orbic. This new hotspot is a mid-range… Continue Reading

MobileMustHave last week launched “RoamLink” – a new multi-carrier cellular plan that roams onto Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and US Cellular… Continue Reading

Starlink is getting more aggressive with its hardwire price and has now put the Gen 3 Standard hardware on sale… Continue Reading

US Mobile is an MVNO that has long offered plans on the Verizon and T-Mobile networks. As of August 2024,… Continue Reading

T-Mobile has finally launched the AWAY plans, which are aimed explicitly at RVers, nomads, and other frequent travelers. The AWAY… Continue Reading

Visible is a prepaid subsidiary of Verizon that offers two phone plans. Their plans tend to be very popular in… Continue Reading

Dish Wireless has repositioned their two Boost brands – Boost Mobile and Boost Infinite – to now both fall under… Continue Reading

Verizon owns several prepaid brands under their Tracfone brand, one of which is Total Wireless (formerly known as “Total by… Continue Reading

Today, Peplink officially released a new dual modem router option, the MAX BR2, priced at $599. This router has some… Continue Reading

SpaceX released the mobile friendly Starlink Mini system last month – for the first time offering a small DC-powered Starlink… Continue Reading

The new Starlink Mini seems like the ideal Starlink hardware option for our audience of nomadic RVers and boaters. But… Continue Reading

This week has been a roller coaster in the world of Starlink. We reported earlier in the week on all… Continue Reading

The Peplink B One is a multi-WAN router featuring Ethernet, Wi-Fi and USB cellular tethering for WAN and Wi-Fi 6. It comes without a cellular modem or with an embedded 5G modem.

There are some third party companies that produce accessories made to work with Starlink equipment.

Verizon’s former top LTE mobile hotspot with a Cat-18 modem, internal 4×4 MIMO antennas, external ports and integrated VPN. Now discontinued.

A 5G mobile hotspot for T-Mobile made by Quanta, now discontinued.

AT&T’s former flagship LTE hotspot with Cat 16 modem, 4×4 MIMO, and an ethernet port. Now discontinued.

The Airlink Antenna line offers combination antennas in a variety of low-profile form-factors, including sub-6GHz options.

SureCall’s newest mobile booster, released in 2024.

Measures wireless signal for Voice/3G/4G/LTE for all major carriers in the US.

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.

AT&T postpaid consumer direct cellular phone & data plans for smartphones, hotspots, tablets, and routers. Including our Top Pick Unlimited Premium Smartphone Plan and Unlimited Tablet Plan.

Peplink’s line of compact, portable panel antennas, designed for wall and window mounting.

Product Discontinued. Peplinks’ original MAX BR1 embedded modem dual SIM cellular router line-up, including the MK2 and ENT models.

Peplink’s dual LTE modem router on their Pro chassis with Ethernet ports and Wi-Fi 6.

A third-party seller of cellular data devices.

eBay is an online auction and shopping website offering a wide range of products.

Amazon is the largest Internet-based retailer in the world.

Reseller of WeBoost products with many years of experience.

A unique vendor providing remote tech support and unlimited data plans to the nomadic community

Reliable reseller of mobile routers, cellular boosters, and antennas.

Sea-Tech Systems is a vendor focused on marine communication equipment and consulting.

Every modern mobile device has something known as a SIM card inside it that makes it visible to a cellular network, but while SIM cards are simple in concept, there are still some important things to be aware of before you set off to move your service around.

In this guide we will give a tour of the deeper corners of the Peplink UI to let you know what you can see on your connectivity dashboard. Knowing what gauges you have and what they mean can be invaluable in troubleshooting – making sure that the router is actually performing as expected, and that data is flowing where you want it to go.

This guide will show you how to set up different social media platforms to use the minimal amount of data, and to give you guidance on which platforms to use caution with when using mobile internet WiFi sources like mobile hotspots.

Backing up critical data is one of the most important chores for every responsible technology owner – don’t wait until it is too late! However if you’re dealing with the variabilities of mobile internet connections, data caps, fluctuating speeds and reliability – you may need to think differently about how you approach your back-up strategy.

Peplink Virtual WAN ports allow you to assign any spare Ethernet LAN port on your router to be an additional Ethernet WAN port.

Peplink routers have a collection of features that allow you to optimize your cellular data performance. This guide overviews using antennas, boosters, band selection and bonding & load balancing.

This guide is meant to help you utilize mobile internet options like cellular and satellite sources when you are mobile.

The occasional nomad is compelled to balance costs and complexity with inconsistent needs. This guide is meant to address this unique perspective on mobile internet setups.

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?

Peplink’s Incontrol2 Cloud Based Device Management & Reporting tool available on most Peplink products. The tool is an extension of the local Peplink administration dashboard with a primary purpose of providing remote management and reporting on Peplink devices.
While not necessarily needed for mobile internet use (since your sitting right next to your Peplink most of the time) the tool does provide some interesting features and reports that many digital nomads may find interesting.

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.

Mobile routers by Peplink offer some great features to act as a center conductor between Starlink and other mobile internet sources like cellular, Ethernet and Wi-Fi as WAN.

Many antennas have a ground plane built in, but in particular magnetic mounted antennas (often kitted with mobile boosters) require one be provided. These antennas are specifically designed for automobile use, and being placed on the roof of a metal car or truck. The magnet keeps them connected to the metal roof, however, what a lot of folks don’t realize is that the metal roof is also serving as the ground plane – an integral part of the antenna’s performance. Most RVs and boats don’t have a metal roof. So what can you do?

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.

For U.S.-based cruisers and nomads hopping over to the Bahamas, the options to keep connected keep getting better and better.

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.

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

We cover the mobile internet needs of nomadic families, providing guidelines, factors to consider, and some specific examples to give you the information to make sound mobile internet decisions based on your particular family composition and priorities.

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.

This article goes over different installations options for Starlink.

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