RV camping internet | 3 brands | 3 Tests | ThreeDayRV
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2024
- Welcome!
This weeks video is something different. There is a ton of people out there that use mobile hotspots as they camp and travel all around the globe and we wanted to test a few of the ones that are on social media.
In this video, we were able to test three systems: T-Mobile, ConnecTen and our 1 year used TravlFi XTR.
This video review is a simple test/review/share the data. This video is not sponsored and we are not suggesting that one is better or worse than the other. It's simple test and share!
We contacted all three companies and we were given discount codes should you decide to try one out.
For some this will be a nerdy and boring video and for others it may help you decide on what system may work better for you, and by the way T-Mobile didn't send a code.
We hope this review helps you.
Be sure to subscribe as we are working to get a couple of more routers to check out.
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Keith@ThreeDayRV 
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Thats Tmobile was crazy fast, thats probably 2x the speeds we get with Starlink. I've seen a lot of people sponsored by Connecten but this the first time I've seen a comparison speed test. Thanks Keith.
I know! I was not expecting this at all.
I realize that every location has factors like cell tower saturation, the population pulling from the towers, etc etc, but fast indeed on T-mobiles service.
ConnecTen was no slacker at all, I mean at above 160down and 15 up, that's smoking fast, ConnecTen seems to run well having steady signal integrity.
Our trusty TravlFi is solid still, but it's 4G is behind. We're chatting with TravlFi to test their brand new 5G router but it's so new supplies are limited.
As a weekend camper they all would work extremely well for us!
Update 6/2/24. So we went on a Threeday camper trip to Ludington Michigan, to #Vacationstationrvresort, what a beautiful place by the way... and up there, I think network coverage isn't as good as we were seeing a little slower speeds and for some reason the TravlFi unit was quicker and more consistent than the T-Mobile and the ConnecTen unit. not a lot faster, but it was consistently faster and it's possible there's more 4G coverage?? I don't really know but for this test I believe TravlFi was the best option for that area.
So for the 6th day of spot checking these three different systems, TravlFi has been solid but needs a "Reboot" everyday for some odd reason, ConnecTen has been solid and steady. T-Mobile has just shut down on 2 days without excuse, alarm or notice. Week one goes to ConnecTen, it has been on autopilot and still pulling down in the 160Mbps and average upload time of 28Mbps. -Stay tuned, more to come........