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.
A:AnswerYes it is unlock but it depends on your lte carrier. you can get unlimited data for around $75 a month. look on youtube there are some you can find.
A:AnswerIt requires cell service. So if you are in a spot that has no cell service this will not work. If you go up the hill or down the hill this would’ve worked. The one big difference about this device and a cell phone is that it has to external antenna boards. It is possible to put a directional antenna on a pole and be able to get a signal that his cell phone never would. But you have to buy that additionally. Are use this for camping all the time. Just make sure you understand where AT&T coverage begins and ends because even with an antenna on a poll if you are in an area with no service this will not work.
A:AnswerKnow that this device does not have data plans associated with it. You go and get a SIM and then associate that SIM to a data plan. I use this with Net Buddy and for $60 a month I get unlimited data. There is no data cap. There is no throttling. But the speed you get is based on the congestion of the cell tower that you’re hitting. I use this in my RV and while I’m at home. At home I typically get 8 Mbps and I have gotten as much as 52 Mbps when on the road, sitting under a cell tower.
A:AnswerI use my own router and the device is showing 2 connections. But I have 12 connections with phones, printers and computers that are using my router.
A:AnswerYes. I mostly use mine in an rv where it is constantly plugged into power and I have not had any issues. You will however see a message on the screen once it’s fully charged that says to remove it from power but this is just the device manufacturers way of telling you it’s fully charged.
