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Hello

Does anyone know if its possible to buy a small router or something which can use a simcard

Idea is to have an alternative access point in office, on travel to hotels (a lot have bad managed internet wifi)

Any ideas?

Cheers

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Many of the new smart phones can be used as "personal hotspot". In New Zealand recently I purchased prepaid 3g SIM cards for my IPhone and was able to wirelessly connect Laptop computers (3 at one time). Very straight forward.

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Yes there are 3g/4g wifi routers if you're looking for one, but I don't know if and what available in Thailand, using one is actually a good way of saving battery power as WiFi drains a lot less battery comparing to cellular data. The downside is you carry 2 devices and have to remember to charge both, but as was said already, any smartphone can share it's data via mobile hotspot, which is a standard feature on all modern android devices, that's all you'd really need to connect your laptop or WiFi tablet or whatever.

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I have a ZTE MF70 USB Modem router. Works perfectly. Can plug directly into Computer or into a power point and lets 10 computers/tablets/phones connect at same time. Costs around 1800 baht

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I have a ZTE MF70 USB Modem router. Works perfectly. Can plug directly into Computer or into a power point and lets 10 computers/tablets/phones connect at same time. Costs around 1800 baht

Did you buy this in Thailand? Where, please?

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You can get one at most AIS shops, Tesco, Big C. AIS is offering one with prepaid card and 500mb for around THB 1800.

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http://www.totalaircard.com/products/ZTE-MF60-3G-Pocket-WiFi-21.6Mbps.html

Many branded air-cards and MiFi devices are locked to the service provider here - this is legal and they are often somewhat subsidized (locking phones is not legal here), although you may be able to unlock them.

You'll need a device which supports, minimally, 850/2100 MHz 3G (for TrueMove H); it may not be worth it to get an LTE-compatible device - not sure TrueMove H even offers LTE packages for pre-paid (on 2100 MHz/LTE band 1).

As mentioned, many smartphones can be tethered and/or used to create a WiFi hot-spot, which can share the mobile data connection locally with up to five (5) devices over WiFi.

http://truemoveh.truecorp.co.th/3g/shopping/14

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3 hours ago, Eindhoven said:

 

You are replying to a six year old post.

Why TV put it in the side menu then / oh my goodness 5555, you can never trust Thaivisa anymore lately ,but the router is one of the latest ….Even the MOD 's post only show Posted Sunday at 12:31 PM  5555 !

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5 hours ago, david555 said:

Why TV put it in the side menu then / oh my goodness 5555, you can never trust Thaivisa anymore lately ,but the router is one of the latest ….Even the MOD 's post only show Posted Sunday at 12:31 PM  5555 !

 

Someone bumped the thread to advertise their MiFi for sale.

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