TP-Link M7000 4G LTE MiFi, Portable Wi-Fi for Travel, Unlocked Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot, 8 Hours Long Lasting Battery,(Easy Management with Tpmifi App)

Key Features . Share with friends internet access for up to 10 devices simultaneously2000 mAh battery for 8 hours of usageSupports the latest generation 4G FDD/TDD-LTEEasy management with the tpMiFi App . Do More with A Faster ConnectionThe M7000 supports the latest generation 4G FDD/TDD-LTE networks providing convenient carry-on Wi-Fi in most countries and regions. Now you can enjoy lag-free HD video fast file downloads and stable video chats regardless of where life takes. Share with Friends Internet ... - Manufacturers part number: M7000

• Applicable globally-Check with your Network vendor if it is required a special manual setting to get the internet access when travelling overseas
• [Traffic Control] - Don't worry about over-fare usage, easy management with tpMiFi App, can be used to limit consumption, control Wi-Fi network capacity etc
• [Long Lasting Uninterrupted 4G Sharing] - With its powerful 2000 mAh battery, the M7000 is capable of running for up to 8 hours at full capacity and up to 600 hours standby. For added flexibility, the device can be recharged via a USB cable connected to a laptop, laptop charger or using the included adaptor for endless hours of 4G connection
• [Easily share Wi-Fi up to 10 devices] - Plug and Play, simply insert a 4G SIM card to create your dual band Wi-Fi Hotspot. Instantly share 4G/3G connection with up to 10 Wi-Fi devices such as Tablets, mobile phones, laptops, game consoles, and more. Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 35°C
• [4G LTE & 300 Mbps WiFi] - Supporting the latest generation of 4G LTE network, it can also provide 300 Mbps WiFi network, to enjoy HD movies without interruptions, download files in seconds and allow video chat without drops
• [Unlimited connection worldwide] - The M7000 supports the 4G FDD/TDD-LTE mobile standard, which offers fast Wi-Fi in most countries and regions. Check with your Network vendor if it is required a special manual setting to get the internet access when travelling overseas