MAPLIN MiFi? (1 Viewer)

[dabhand]

Is this the same as MiFi, is it any good or worth having?

http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/tp-link-3g-wireless-mobile-wi-fi-n62qq

 

[canopus]

Simon I reckon you should be looking at kit that has 4g capability to be future proof.

Ken

PS Did you buy the compressor?

 

[GJH]

The Huawei E5372 is the same price on PAYG from Three and includes a 1 month/1GB SIM. It's also 4G capable and all devices sold by Three are now unlocked. I bought one last week and it worked well at the weekend when we were at Beamish.

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[dabhand]

Simon I reckon you should be looking at kit that has 4g capability to be future proof.

Ken

PS Did you buy the compressor?

Yep, got one today, that's where I saw the above

Simon

 

[JJ]

My latest mifi thingy (Net Gear Air Card) has mimo plug sockets (multi input, multi output).
This means you can plug in an antenna whatnot if you are in an area with a weak signal.

Have you looked at www.motorhomewifi.com


JJ

 

[dabhand]

My latest mifi thingy (Net Gear Air Card) has mimo plug sockets (multi input, multi output).
This means you can plug in an antenna whatnot if you are in an area with a weak signal.

Have you looked at www.motorhomewifi.com


JJ

No not yet, was just in Maplin yesterday gadgibrowsing and wondered if this was the same, I need something just not sure seeing as I am a bit of a technodick

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[GJH]

My latest mifi thingy (Net Gear Air Card) has mimo plug sockets (multi input, multi output).

The Huawei E5372 which I mentioned previously also has two MIMO sockets. I could well be talking to Adam next time I see him