Streaming as a form of entertainment is everywhere now. In our homes, on our phones and tablets when on the go, in RVs, in our vehicles and even when camping. When you want to share your streaming experience somewhere without a fixed screen and a small tablet or phone won’t do there is the latest…
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A common ask for digital enabled travelers and digital nomads is whether the WiFi is a good at a given hotel, Airbnb or VRBO. It’s become a primary decision point for travelers who seek to stay connected when traveling or who need to work remotely. Internet performance is considered vital to the vast majority of…
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The great American road trip. Few activities garner an image so powerful in our minds. Whether it was riding in our parents station wagon to the grand canyon or taking our kids to the beach in a 3 row SUV. The later story is more true to modern households as the vast majority of American…
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Every quarter we post the highlights on our subreddit dedicated to all things Travel WiFi, Travel Router or WiFi Cellular Hotspot related. There, you can ask any questions about these topics. We summarize the best or most popular questions for our quarterly Q&A blog posts. If you are on reddit feel free to join in the conversation at /r/TravelRouter. You can…
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Whether you’ve ever heard of a travel router or not, there are a lot of great reasons to own one. In this blog post we dive into the benefits of having a travel router and recap some of the short comings with many existing travel routers. 5 Benefits Of Travel Routers You don’t need to…
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If you are like most American’s you life at home now includes streaming TV channels, smart speakers, smart assistants and many other WiFi and internet connected devices. Even when you may not consider yourself a “techie” your life has likely changed in the last few years thanks to these devices. While attempts to bring internet…
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For fans of baseball, some basketball teams and many other localized sports – the complexities of streaming Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) have made cordcutting difficult. In addition, sports fans who travel regularly have had little or no way to catch their favorite teams games when on the road, even if they had cable TV at…
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If you joined the millions of America’s who have cut the cord, but also are an avid tailgater, fear not. It’s easier than ever to tailgate as a cordcutter. In our guide we’ll talk about what you need, where to get the channels you need for your favorite sports and a few tricks on how…
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Walmart recently launched a “house brand” streaming stick to compete with the likes of Amazon’s Fire TV and Roku devices. The relatively quiet launch spread quickly throughout the internet. The move brings a new player to the already crowded, but increasingly polarized field of streaming devices and sticks. There is a lot to like about…
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Hotels, restaurants, coffee shops, airports, Airbnb’s, coworking, convention centers, cellular networks, customer and vendor networks. The list goes on and on. The on-the-go WiFi we use when on the go is endless. The average user likely interacts with half a dozen different WiFi networks when traveling in a given year. And that number is growing.…
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