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Question: what if the hotel only has a wifi connection ? No ethernet connection will this device connect to the internet?
Document: After using 2 weeks this device, one thing is clear. It is not stable. My MacPro suddenly loses the connection, not only that but my nexus phones as well. Sometimes the wifi hotspot will be shown up but the internet is not there, I'll overcome this by restarting. Over all &#34;its okay&#34; kind of device.
Worked fine at home because I could connect to my wireless router with ethernet cable. In the three motels we stayed in there was no ethernet connection so it was unusable.
Many hotels have free wired by pay wireless wifi. This device uses the 5GHz band, a much less crowded spectrum, allowing you to use internet that is unsullied by old and poorly configured routers.
You check into the hotel and can't wait to check Facebook or email. Your better-half wants to do the same. Uh-oh! There's only one Ethernet connection in the wall and one cord. Who gets it first??? ?You can beat the system with the Belkin Wireless Dual-Band Travel Router. If there's an RJ45 Ethernet connection, you'll be pumping out your own 256-bit, WPA2 encrypted hot-spot in about 60 seconds.
There are 2 things to understand, internal lan speed and the speed your isp delivers your internet connection. Don't be fooled by the super high rated speeds of wifi. If the router ports are not Gigabit ports(both wan and lan)....it does NOT matter what speed the wifi radio runs at. A 150, 200, 300 and even 600mbps N wifi routers are capped by the physical port speed.
This system may be vulnerable to CVE-2013-0230" This may be fixed in a firmware update...but, can't update this device to fix that security hole.Overall, This device is perfect for what it is designed for..and then some...I didn't expect it to have the power or features as your expensive home routers, but I am actually surprised at how well it does perform.
The entire kit is extremely portable at 8.6 oz and the closed case packs away into a space 6"x6"x2".Hello Wi-Fi and goodbye hotel charges.
I bought this router because it was USB-powered and simultaneous dual-band. Because it is USB-powered, that's one less wall power adapter I need. I've used a rock-solid reliable and ancient 3COM travel router for years. The primary motivations to replace the 3COM are the USB power and 5GHz band. My most common frustration with the old 3COM was finding an available AC wall outlet for the power adapter close enough to the nearest Ethernet jack and routing cables.
I bought this travel router becasue I am always on the road working overseas. While most hotels have WI-fi other don't. I also work offshore on drilling rigs so plugging into the network can be difficult. I have not had one problem with my travel router and I love it. As a matter of fact it has speeds that are faster than most of the WI-fi networks I connect to.
I am getting ready for some travel and found out that a few of the hotels in the cities I am visiting just have wired internet. This is the perfect solution. It worked right out of the box with no additional configuration necessary.I also wanted to pass along the fact that this unit works fine with a Samsung Andriod even though this operating system is not mentioned in the specs.
Answer: It will not work, Phoenix57237. You may connect to the hotel's wireless connection.