I live out in the country and getting a 4G AT&T unlimited data plan was the only way I could get decent internet out here

I don't have the need for wifi offloading, then there are much cheaper data hotspots available out

You might be able to get it with unlimited data from a carrier for $10 to 20 a month.

It is the best I can choose any unlimited data plan in cellular telephony for

Nighthawk M1 mobile router, with "Blue Magic" unlocked and unlimited data chip

We live in a rural area and travel all winter in our RV - The NetGear Nighthawk M1MR1100 along with AT&T Thru Rural Internet Service provides us with great data service at dependable and affordable pricing

When I received this unit and set it up, ran it for the first time I was like thank you very much for forcing me to look elsewhere, I kept the slow service for 3 months while using my new M1 Nighthawk to make sure there were no issues and this unit along with the unlimited data package has just set me free

I would say that this hardware with unlimited data for hotspot would be the very best possible, but sadly that is not the case.

But being tired of the ripoff joke of "unlimited data" that is really totally limited, I decided to seek other options

I don't have the need for wifi offloading, then there are much cheaper data hotspots available out

With the nighthawk and an unlimited data sim card from

The problem is, even though it is unlocked, it's very difficult to get a decent data plan with

Going through some updates now but this is a very nice upgrade to my prepaid unlimited data line without having to forfeit the grandfathered perks.

Easy setup and extremely fast data streams.

I am using an AT&T SIM card for unlimited data, and it is working very well with only 1 bar of service

And I can use my unlimited data, I have used an average of 280GB a month and no slow downs

living in a rural (no fiber service) area, we have had to deal with the ups and more frequent downs of wifi via Verizon DSL and their sheisty routers for 15 years... with the growing importance of a reliable home connection without needing to fall back on using our phones as mobile hotspots, we decided to try the Nighthawk M1 and after some initial setup head scratching, it's now performing very well and giving us down and up speeds at least as twice as fast, and touching on 4-5 times faster than our current service... we got a 3-in1 SIM from H2O Wireless (on the AT&T network, $60 +tax per month for unlimited hotspot data) and after activating it online, fired up the M1 and started to get messages that the cell connection could not be established because the APN settings were not correct... after some research, we found the correct

The reason I gave it 1 star is that neither ATT nor Verizon offer unlimited data for hotspots any longer.

This mobile hot spot works-NOW to find an unlimited high speed data plan (reasonably priced

But I read somewhere that T-Mobile data stopped working with the brand

I'm a truck driver who uses an unlimited 4g data plan through an At&t reseller

The other thing is some functions do not work accurately, for example the data

But I can get unlimited data at 50 Gbps speed for $31 per month from my cable provider

This is a great product but theres no good unlimited plans the best i got was from tmoble for 90 bucks a month for 22 gb then they slow down the speeds then after u xant even use it not worth it unless theres a good data plan trust me its not worth it

I plan to drop the so called 15 gig limited "unlimited data " with verizon.

And the only data plan available is 10 Gb

Product works fine in home setting, but I needed it for having good connection on the road, after 2 months of testing I came to conclusion that this product sucks as that it is a mobile hot shot

Since this device is able to create a mobile hotspot it is useful to use with smart phones and tablets if you don't want to use your mobile data on those devices as well as with laptops.

I give both Amazon & NETGEAR support an A+ for the extra

I first used it with T-Mobile, no problem

I live out in the country and getting a 4G AT&T unlimited data plan was the only way I could get decent internet out here

It was T-Mobile friendly (my cellular carrier) and I was super excited

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