WiFi Dongle (1 Viewer)

[daveandsan]

I know this must have been asked many times but i can't find the thread.
Which is the best wifi dongle to use on our travels in the UK ?
Many thanks, Dave.

 

[lesleyjean]

here it is

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[daveandsan]

Thank's a lot. :thumb:

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[Taran_Las]

Dave, to be honest a dongle is rather slow by today's standards. Have a look at MIFI devices which generally service up to 5 computers simultaneously. There have been many threads on them in the past. Good luck.:thumb:

Phil

PS rather nice van you've got there.

 

[daveandsan]

Phil, i only need it for my laptop just to check emails and go on this site so not sure what i realy need, have got bt at home so i can use with fon if any in range.
Hope to meet up with you again soon. Dave. :thumb:

 

[lesleyjean]

It was a mifi device that I posted the link to

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[Taran_Las]

Do you mean home or abroad Dave (or both) because abroad is a different kettle of fish?

For home I use a Vodaphone dongle which used to be "non-expiring" but Vodaphone have changed that to expiring every 30 days. So I'm going to ditch it when the credit expires and buy a MIFI which I can use home and abroad (changing to appropriate SIM card).

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Hope this helps.

 

[daveandsan]

Phil, Just for UK.

Dave.

 

[Viennese]

I have a T-mobile (so EE) dongle which is surprisingly good, except for the few places where I can't get a signal. At present I am having router problems at home on my desktop, so the dongle is being used there - very handy and now I'm really glad I bought it! :thumb:

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[jann]

I have used a 3 prepaid sim card in a dongle for the past 3 years. There are remote parts of Scotland where there is no signal, but generally good.