A:AnswerThat maybe true for AT&T itself, but there are resellers that use AT&T wireless towers that don’t have that limitation. Search the Internet for Ned body and you will see what I mean.
A:AnswerYou can connect to this like ANY WiFi system! I have a complete explanation for your at: https://www.yoursmart.com/trucking/truly-unlimited-internet-no-throttling-no-caps-and-no-credit-checks/
A:AnswerI had the same question when I researched AT&T's Nighthawk. I called AT&T customer service to ask them how this would work. They said that with some plans you could add the Nighthawk to your plan and use it at no additional charge. With other plans you couldn't and would need to setup a separate plan for the Nighthawk at a cost of approximately $50/month. In my case, my plan allowed me to add the Nighthawk to my plan at no additional charge. The Nighthawk works great - we've taken it out a number of times on RV/camping trips with several devices connected to it.
A:AnswerThis device should allow you to connect to the internet. The box is basically a cellular wifi router. Wifi internet will appear just like if you had a cable modem and wireless router.
The AT&T Nighthawk is only for the AT&T network. You will need to purchase a data plan from AT&T, Cricket, or T-Mobile. When you get your plan, they will give you a sim card to insert into the Nighthawk. If you want to add a mobile hotspot to your existing Sprint plan, you will need to purchase a Sprint compatible mobile hotspot, and a data plan for the hotspot from Sprint.
A:AnswerIf you're moving it from one data only device to another, yes. The Nighthawk uses a micro-sim. If your current device has the larger SIM you can carefully cut the larger one to fit.
A:AnswerI already sent you some suggestions but,
If you do not already have a LTE service. I use NetBuddy. They use the AT&T network with TOTALLY UN-THROTTLED UN-CAPPED unlimited service for $60 a month. You can check it out here.
https://netbuddy.co/ref/75/
Ron Coleman
A:AnswerYou'll probably have to roll the dice on this one. I just purchased my third one of these for work, and all three are the Version 1 and not Version 2 models. However the Version 2 models should be working their way in to the supply chain. You'll most likely need to get Best Buy to show you the stock they have and look closely at the packaging to see which version it is. If they are all Version 1, you'll need to wait for their stock to refresh, which could take some time.
A:AnswerIt is a wireless router. Just like your home router only it connects through cell network not cable. So you’ll need the appropriate data plan. It shows up as it’s own item (like another phone) on your ATT bill.
