DuoTurbo 4G Mobile Hotspot Device, SIMFREE and Dual Modem | Portable WiFi Hotspot for Travel in 200+ Countries, 10 Devices Connected, Global 1GB Data 90Days, 390+ Global Carriers Access

The GlocalMe UPP 4G Mobile Hotspot with 60GB US Data & 12GB Global Data is an excellent travel companion. Setup was incredibly easy, and I was online within minutes without needing a SIM card or signing any contract. The connection is fast and stable, making it perfect for browsing, video calls, streaming, navigation, and remote work while travelling. The included 60GB US data and 12GB global data provide great value, and it's reassuring to know it works in 200+ countries. One of my favourite features is the ability to connect upto 8 devices at the same time, making it deal for families, our business trips. The compact, pocket-sized design makes it easy to carry anywhere. If you're looking for a reliable, hassle-free portable WiFi solution for travel, I highly recommend the GlocalMe UPP 4G Mobile Hotspot. It's convenient, dependable, and well worth the investment. Highly recommended!

The device was easy to set up and connected quickly. The free data offer is a great bonus and worked as advertised. The internet speed is stable for browsing, navigation, and streaming. It’s compact, lightweight, and convenient for travel. Battery life is also good. Overall, I’m very satisfied with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone who needs portable Wi-Fi.

I bought this portable wifi to use in Jamaica on vacation. Currently, it works very well, just needs to be charged daily so keep a portable charger with you at all times to boost it up! It was pretty easy to set up and the password is conveniently printed on the back of the device...which makes it very easy for me! It has worked inside the house and out on the street so good signal strength...it is even more reliable than the WiFi in the house! Considering that this is portable and usable in over 200 countries, the possibilities are limitless and that makes the price well worth it!

I bought this for our trip to Italy and then to have at home in case of internet outages. There were times when it didn't work in Italy. It seemed like it didn't work when there were other wifi options nearby, like in the airport or in the hotel, but those internet connections were incredibly slow. But when we were in areas without wifi, it worked. It works great from home. Love the color. Love the portability. It's nice to have available if/when my home internet goes down.

The item did not work right with just one user connected to it it kept dropping single nothing would download right it was so slow it was unreal and when my friend got on it it was even worse it kept throwing us off the single I had to keep connecting reconnecting to the device because I would keep us on there it didn't work as described by the other reviews if I had to say I would not recommend this device to anyone if you're thinking about buying this device do not buy the device it's not worth the money and all you'll do is be sending it back stay away from the device and don't believe the other reviews

Very interesting device, has been working 50/50 since activating the 8 free GB of data for the US. it's been using mostly the T-mobile network with a few exceptions when it used AT&T. (It does not work on Verizon) according to my inquiry to get a SIM card from them and add it to my phone plan. I've used it with my cell, my kids tables and my iPad connected to it and so far the results have been good (for what I need it), nothing extraordinary or so. Nowhere near the advertised download speeds of 150 mbps; not even close…I've average speeds of 35-40mbps Downloading with 1-3 devices connected at once and as low as 2-5mbps with 2 bars and 1 device connected at once, so NO! You CAN’T run 10 devices (efficiently) at once; You can probably connect 10 devices but you’ll be getting 3mbps or less per device. So far it’s been working fine but I live in the suburbs with a major city very close and almost no dead points of cell service by any carriers in my area so I have not yet been able to test it out in the country which is the main reason I bought it for when I go camping in the woods I can have access to live tv without using and killing my phone’s battery because is used as a hotspot. One of the major disappointments so far has been the battery life; it’s supposed to last 8-12 hours of operation with up to 10 devices connected but so far the battery has only lasted 4-5 hours with 2-3 devices at once. I will keep testing it for another week before the return window closes and will update Wether it’s worth keeping it since I cannot use it with Verizon cause they don’t support this device on their network and it’ll suck if I paid $170 for this thing and can’t rely on its connectivity to a good network. Last thing, I don’t like that it goes to sleep mode too fast and the touchscreen does not wake up the device you have to look for the power button and then slide your finger to open it again, that’s not that effective and very distracting when you have to do it every few seconds.

bought this portable hotspot for traveling, and it has worked very well. The setup was quick, and I was able to get online within just a few minutes without needing to install a SIM card. The connection has been stable for checking email, browsing the web, using maps, video calls, and even light streaming. I also like that multiple devices can connect at the same time, so it’s convenient when traveling with family. The battery lasts long enough for a full day of normal use, and the device is compact enough to fit easily in a pocket or backpack. Having prepaid data included makes it very convenient since there’s no contract or monthly commitment.

I got tired of dealing with weak hotel WiFi and random internet drops while traveling for work and short trips. Using my phone hotspot all the time was draining my battery fast, and I kept hitting limits with my carrier. I wanted something simple that could keep my laptop and tablet connected without turning every trip into a hunt for decent internet. That was the whole reason I picked this up. After using it on a few trips, it has been pretty reliable overall. Setup was easier than I expected, and I liked not having to mess around with SIM cards or contracts. The connection stayed steady most of the time, and being able to hook up several devices at once came in handy when my wife started using it too. It is also small enough to throw in a backpack pocket without taking up much space. There are a couple things that could be better though. The battery life is decent, but if you use it heavily all day you will probably need to recharge it by evening. Speeds can also slow down a bit in crowded areas, which honestly happens with almost any internet service anyway. The screen is pretty small too, so checking settings feels a little cramped. Overall, it solved the problem I bought it for without a bunch of extra hassle. I am not somebody who buys fancy travel gadgets, but this one has actually been useful instead of ending up forgotten in a drawer. It made traveling less annoying, especially during long airport waits and hotel stays. At this point, I would rather carry this around than gamble on terrible public WiFi again.

So, this hotspot comes with an installed "GlocalMe" esim, with a bit of prepaid data to get it running out of the box. I bought mine to use with a physical SIM card on a local mobile provider, and it worked perfectly. The web-based management user interface is fine, and fairly intuitive. I didn't install the app, though I suspect it will make it easier for owners to configure the hotspot and subscribe to Glocalme services. The hotspot lasts quite a few hours continuous (longer than 12 hours for me.) It had no issues connecting to my mobile network and provided reasonable (though not extraordinary) 4G upload and download speeds.

This thing sucks. Not at all worth the purchase price. Its slow and connections time out frequently. The data plans are outrageously expensive and the device consumes data with a voracious appetite. If you're a c suite executive with an expense account, you *may find the performance acceptable. But if you"re paying over $1.70 USD per GB of slow and spotty data you're going to be alittle annoyed. The best feature is that your purchased data package expires! That's right, you pay through the nose for a data package that expires 30 days following activation with no roll over. You can't "ration" your data because you don't know how much data you might be consuming exploring a town with Google Maps, forcing you to purchase another outrageously overpriced data plan, again. I've spent hours in cafes trying to get the damn thing to connect to local 4G networks using locally purchased SIM cards but the user app is so bloated with ads I honestly can't figure out what the hell the instructions are trying to communicate to me. You're guessing as to which network you're connected to, if you're connected at all. The printed instructions and the app were written by a non native English speaker and serve to frustrate the user. The smarter move here is to purchase a second hand cell phone and get a local data plan with a local SIM card. The user interface on a laptop is slow and freezes frequently. This has been one of the worst purchases of my life as the device is unreliable, has horrendous user interface options, frustrating written user instructions, and an app so bloated with ads you can't figure out what the hell you've done with the device much less what you're trying to accomplish with the confusing and convoluted app. I'm going to toss the device into the trash right now. Attempting to rely on piece of garbage is simply too frustrating.

Works great.

The hotspot is really effective. The plans however are on the pricey side and the data “seems to disappear at an accelerated rate because of their advertising that keeps popping up on the app”. I bought a separate SIM car and deleted the app….works great.

Used it in interior BC middle of nowhere, still had great reception. Battery also held up, I ran it from morning to afternoon then manually turned it off - still had juice. I used the in-app plans, but I saw other comments suggesting your own SIM can be used. Haven't tested that portion yet.