Uros Goodspeed mobile Wi-Fi hotspot

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Uros Goodspeed mobile Wi-Fi hotspot
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Based on 7 expert reviews
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The Uros Goodspeed MF900 is a solid product for businesses who travel frequently and need secure, reliable connectivity outside Europe. But that comes at a...

By TechRadar on
60

Goodspeed's hotspot is around the size of a small smartphone; it's black, with a soft-grip plastic body and smoked black front panel. Inside are 10 full-size SIM slots, into which you insert up to nine SIM cards for the various territories you'll be...

By Expert Reviews on
80

The Goodspeed is a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot that delivers affordable Internet access on the go. In other words, it can connect a laptop, smartphone, tablet, e-book reader and games console to the Internet without any cost surprises. As long as the Goodspeed...

By Business Computing World on
80

If you can afford it, the Uros Goodspeed is easy to use and is perfect for seasoned travellers who want data roaming on the move. SEE ALSO: Best Routers...

By Trusted Reviews on
80

With the high starting price, the Goodspeed will mostly appeal to business travellers looking to curb pricey data costs or continue working beyond limited data caps imposed by many carriers. Typically Goodspeed offers SIM cards with 500MB per day...

By Pocket-lint on
80

A neat mobile Wi-Fi solution for international roamers, the GoodSpeed offers dependable connectivity in a massive 57 countries. It is nicely built and easy to use. Whether it is good value for you will depend on your specific usage scenario, but for...

By PC Advisor on

While roaming in the EU with a standard UK SIM can now be done for £3 a day, slip outside the area, even just to Switzerland, and it can cost £6.50 a megabyte. Check the sports results and you can end up spending £100. Which is why I am now a paying...

By howtospendit.ft.com on

Mobile communications for international business travellers are fraught with irritations. If you buy a range of local SIMs, you'll have to swap them in and out of your handset as you travel around. If you want to stick with your 'home' SIM, you can...

By zdnet.com on

Goodspeed is a competing device to Globalgig, made in Finland, where they know a thing or two about mobile communications. It is almost as big as a smartphone, and instead of one universal SIM, it carries up to nine for different countries. I've used it...

By howtospendit.ft.com on

A so-called MiFi can be a practical little device to bring with you on vacation if you want internet access without paying an arm and a leg. The Finnish company Uros has a very interesting one, which can be used in quite a few different countries. We...

By uk.hardware.info on
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