TravlFi Journey1 LTE Wi-Fi Hotspot, RV Internet, Multiple Networks, Pay As You Go, No Contracts

I’ve been using the Travel Fi Wi Pod during my trips, and it has worked exceptionally well. The connection is fast, consistent, and surprisingly strong even in areas where I normally struggle to get good service. It’s lightweight, easy to set up, and makes staying connected on the go completely stress-free. The battery life lasts long enough for full travel days, and I love that I can connect multiple devices without any slowdown. If you need dependable Wi-Fi while traveling, this little device is absolutely worth it. I’m extremely satisfied and highly recommend the Travel Fi Wi Pod to anyone looking for a reliable mobile hotspot!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Picked this to use with our camper - we prefer shady campsites - as long as you have decent cell service, this works great. We used this in several campsites that had zero over the air channels and were able to stream tv without issues - connectivity was great, speed was not an issue for streaming over the tv, also used for internet on laptop. Better than using a hot spot over our phone. Easy to use and setup. If you're looking for something that isn't as pricey as starlink, this is great - just remember you must have cell service - it won't work if you don't because the device uses cell phone towers.

It ok but what they want for the price to use it is high so we don’t use it . We use our hot spot on our phone

Good price & works like a charm! Easy to set up, easy to understand how to operate it. Going to take it with us in our RV - seems much better than campground WiFi , phone hotspots or our antenna. Now we’ll have commercial free news & our favorite show & movies. Like that you can buy only as many gigs as you’ll need or buy more if you need it. Caution: unused data doesn’t roll over to the next month.

When parked in our RV it worked fairly well, our streaming (TV) would go into intervals of buffering for 10 seconds - 2 minutes randomly about 4 or 5 times every 2-3 hours each day, this was frustrating. The park we were staying in was semi-rural, had little to no trees & not a mountainous area, so there was no obstruction. It did not work while we were in motion. While in motion, it intermittently connected to surf the internet, but very intermittently, it would not connect to stream at all (for kids to watch TV while moving). Overall, it's not bad for the money, but if you're looking for top performance, you need to look elsewhere.