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TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
0:23 What is a travel router?
1:08 Features and hardware
3:35 Traveling and Testing
5:31 Mobile Speed Test
5:57 Hotel Ethernet Test
7:41 Software Features
12:51 Traveling Home
13:36 Final Thoughts

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[SteveDOES]

Thanks for checking out this video. It was nice to get out of the office and travel around.
If you want to see more from my Cabo trip check out my Instagram. www.instagram.com/_stevedoes

[TurfSurf]

Most of hotels I have stayed at don’t have Ethernet in the room. How do you connect this thing to the hotel WiFi?

[northtuso]

bro saw an opportunity for a tax write off and took it lol

[vtransplant]

Currently on sale as of 8/26/24 17% off + Steve's discount code, made it $43.00. SOLD! Thanks for the demo!

[myutube]

Unless I'm missing something, to get the max speed in that hotel, they had to have an Ethernet hook up that you could access, right?

[banzaiburger]

Can you connect this thing to a mobile hotspot like xfinitywifi?

[dellenrules]

What is nice is if there is an Ethernet port, a MacBook can function as a router. No software to install. No hardware to buy. Works natively. I use that method whenever i travel.

[tfLoN]

So wait, at the end of the video you show it on the plane. How do you connect it to the plane wifi and then allow it to connect other devices as well?

[CritiCAL]

After connecting your ethernet, did you have to log into the Hotel Network with your router before you could use it on other devices?

[IdiotSauce]

Can i just turn this on and use it for my computer on the go without a monthly subscription?

[JorgeMorales-dopr]

Steve great video, I think I miss something, I watch video but I can’t find how I can connect this device to the cruise network to share with other devices and save some money, thanks

[ianv.rodriguez]

If you do another video about it show how tethering the phone hotspot works.

[geoffreystone]

Why not just connect your computer to the hotel network and set that up as a hotspot?

[ecu]

Curious if it supports joining to wifi via captive portal. Because joining via wifi direct or lan is straight forward

[oui.monsieur]

You mentioned relaxing at the pool or beach. How is the Ethernet cable connected to the router while at the pool/beach?

[KostadinVargulev]

I think something they can do to upgrade the little router that could would be add ports for optional external antenna like you got on some motherboards

[NickBEADG]

I'm confused why this is necessary if you already have wifi in your hotel. Almost every device can already have a vpn put on it.

[jonathan.sullivan]

Neat but I prefer the gl.inet Travel routers. Specifically the Beryl

[estusflask]

I would go with the tried and true GL.iNet travel routers. Until today I'd never even heard of TP-Link making a travel router.

[nakamag-trader]

just to confirm, there's no rate limit or bdw configuration here, so we can definitely utilize a great connection with our friends?