Mobile Hotspots are now a trend
in the industry of telecommunications.
Nowadays, connecting to the internet does not mean hacking into somebody
else’s Wireless Fidelity connection and competing for the connectivity.
Portable and pocket-sized mobile hotspot devices are now available in the
market, offering as high as the latest 4G network.
With the fastest proliferation of
4G mobile technology advancement and the reduced cost of 3G, mobile hotspots
are no longer luxury which are only exclusive for business purposes or can only
be afforded by the wealthy. Anyone can now pick up a mobile hotspot device for
as low as $100 and get services at a low cost, sometimes, even for free.
You can even turn your smartphone
into a Wi-Fi hotspot, negating the need for a separate device. It's a really
great time to take advantage of mobile data, but there are so many options to
make sense of and chances are you're not even aware of a few of them.
The Peterson Group, distributor of mobile phones accessories and laptop peripherals
from Taiwan, reviewed some of the most popular
hotspot devices being used today:
1. Karma Hotspot
This tiny, pocket-sized hotspot
can assist up to 8 devices simultaneously. It also offers fast data whenever
and wherever you need it. It comes pre-loaded with 1G on your account and as
you use it up, it recharges it with more data. Moreover, the data never expires
and you have no monthly charges to pay up with. Its connectivity is stronger in
the United States but cities in the Asia Pacific can also be covered. Singapore
and Hong Kong shows good network for this kind of Hotspot
2. Tep Wireless
If you are looking for a travel
companion which can provide you strong internet access anywhere in Asia, Tep
Wireless can easily assist you. It reaches to as far as 15 miles and connects
up to 5 devices at the same time. It is also protected with a password security
access and is strongest in Singapore, Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.
3. Opus Mobile Mini
Optus' portable wi-fi device (a
Huawei E583C) costs $99 to buy, and comes with a voucher for 8GB of data, which
lasts for six months, or until you use it up - whichever comes first. However,
this device is not without complaints. Firstly, Optus’ network may fluctuate in
regional areas and the speed can be inconsistent.
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