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DESCRIPTION of 4G USB Dongle
- 4G USB Dongle
- AKA LTE USB Mobile Broadband Adapter, Portable / Travel 4G Modem
- Integrated SIM Card Slot (SIM Card NOT Included)
- Unlocked: Use With SIM From Any Network
- Note: IF SIM Card Itself is Locked, Insert Into Any Mobile Phone to Unlock SIM First
- 4G LTE Speeds (Location Dependent)
- Up to 150Mbps Download
- Up to 50Mbps Upload
- USB 2.0 Port
- Compatible With Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10 & Mac OS X 10.5 or Higher
- Note: Linux Installation Details Under Downloads Tab
- Optional Products
- USB Docking Station With 1m Extension Cable (Reduce Strain on Your Laptop's USB Port)
- Right Angle Swiveling USB Adapter (Reduce Strain on Your Laptop's USB Port)
- 5m USB 2.0 Extension Cable (Helps Achieve Better Signal Reception in Some Cases)
- Backwards Compatible With HSPA, GSM, GPRS & EDGE
USES of 4G USB Dongle
- A 4G USB dongle means you can connect to the internet wherever you are
- Use it when traveling, holidaying or simply use where fixed line broadband is poor or not available
- Ideal for business meetings and working from the likes of a hotel room
ADVANTAGES of 4G USB Dongle
- This 4G USB adapter is plug & play*
- *No drivers are needed for any device
- *It is only powered via USB and it emits a WiFi signal which your device itself can connect to
- It is small and portable
- It can be used with any 4G mobile network
- It doesn't need to be charged, it is powered directly from your USB port
- This 4G USB dongle will work with SIM cards from the 3 main 4G operators in Ireland
- Eir (Eircom)
- Three (3 Mobile)
- Vodafone
- It should work with SIM cards from all the other mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs)
- An Post Mobile (PostMobile): Uses Vodafone’s network
- Clear Mobile: Uses Vodafone’s network
- GoMo: Uses Eir’s network
- Lycamobile: Uses Three’s network (Formerly O2)
- Tesco Mobile: Uses Three’s network (Formerly O2)
- Virgin Mobile: Uses Three’s network
- 48: Uses Three’s network (Formerly O2)
- Blueface: Uses Three’s network
- BT Ireland: Uses Three’s network (Formerly O2)
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