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The 6 Best Portable Wi-Fi Hotspots of 2024

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We're fortunate to live in an era where cell coverage reaches 95 percent of the population, according to the International Telecommunications Union. And that makes staying connected while traveling to most on-the-grid destinations a breeze. Many cell phone carriers offer some level of international data plans, which allows you to use your devices abroad — for a fee, of course.

But if you're working on the go, traveling in a group, or attempting to preserve your phone's battery, you might want to look into getting a portable Wi-Fi hotspot, which often provides more data to more devices. "Portable hotspots will use data just like cell phones do, and coverage will really depend on the carrier and the coverage they offer in the area," Best Buy mobile supervisor Thomas Walker told Travel + Leisure . "Since hotspots require data, they also require a plan, something to remember as you consider buying a portable hotspot."

Best Overall

Simo solis lite.

The device comes with a free lifetime global data plan.

1GB of monthly data will go by very quickly; you'll have to pay up for more.

There are many things the Simo Solis Lite does well, but the real showstopper here is the company's lifetime global data plan that gives you 1GB of data each month for as long as your device functions. And this plan truly is global, as the device works in 135+ different countries . That said, 1GB isn't much data at all. Depending on your usage, you might need to upgrade to a more robust data package, which typically costs anywhere from $6 to $109, or potentially more, per month. On the plus side, you don't need to change SIM cards in this hotspot — you can add those plans via an app.

As for the other stats with this device, the 16-hour battery life is well above average. We love that you can charge other devices with this hotspot — although that will reduce its battery life , of course. Up to 10 devices can be connected to the Solis Lite, which is likely suitable for most users, but it's an unremarkable number compared to other products on the market. Similarly, 4G connectivity is serviceable but doesn't earn any special accolades. If you're traveling with a large group of people, you may want to consider other options depending on how connected you need to be.

One other standout feature of this Wi-Fi hotspot is true 24/7 customer support — this is especially valuable for travelers who need internet access at all hours across various time zones. 

The Details: 16-hour battery life | 4G connectivity | 5.98 x 4.69 x 1.73 inches | 10.2 ounces

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Netgear nighthawk m6 pro.

It has Wi-Fi 6E connectivity and works in more than 125 countries when swapping in a new SIM card.

13 hours of battery life is good, but not great.

If you need a fast and reliable internet connection just about anywhere, Netgear's Nighthawk M6 Pro might be the solution. It's compatible with AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon in the U.S., and it works in more than 125 countries when swapping in a new SIM card, supporting both 5G and Wi-Fi 6E. You can connect up to 32 devices simultaneously, allowing an entire team of remote workers to stay connected. And if you're on the move , you'll enjoy a more secure connection with the Nighthawk than public Wi-Fi. 

Beyond its uses for remote work around the world, the Nighthawk M6 Pro could even replace a standard internet connection at your home or office. Because it can function with both a wired and wireless connection, you won't lose connectivity due to internet or electricity outages. And with 13 hours of battery life, you'll have time to wait for the outage to end. That said, increased battery life would be ideal, especially for remote workers and travelers. But whether you're in a home office or off the grid, it's hard to beat this product's speed.

The Details: 13-hour battery life | Wi-Fi 6E connectivity | 4.1 x 4.14 x 0.85 inches | 0.56 pounds

Most Versatile

Glocalme numen air 5g.

There's no SIM card required and it offers thousands of flexible data plans.

The battery life and number of devices could be better, but are likely fine for most users.

The GlocalMe Numer Air 5G works in more than 140 countries on more than 100 operator networks — that means you'll be covered just about anywhere. It doesn't need a SIM card to work, thanks to its CloudSIM technology. Upon purchase, you'll automatically receive 1GB of global data for a 90-day period, and additional data can be added easily via the mobile app. There are thousands of flexible data plans from which to choose, including pay-as-you-go options with no contract. In other words, this is a convenient mobile hotspot to take with you while you travel, since it's designed to be useful in a wide variety of cellular settings and situations.  

Stat-wise, we consider the 12-hour battery life to be good, but not especially impressive. That said, it may be plenty of time depending on how you intend to use the device. You can connect up to 16 devices, which is probably plenty for most users but may not be ideal for an office setup. 

The Details: 12-hour battery life | 5G connectivity | 6.1 x 2.8 x 0.6 inches | 6.8 ounces

RoamWiFi Portable WiFi Device

It's not just the device that's a good value — some data plans are fairly low-price.

Only five devices can connect to the hotspot at a time.

This 4G LTE mobile hotspot router delivers a surprising amount of power and flexibility inside an affordable package. The device itself is priced under $200, and a variety of data plans are available at all price points, ranging from a $3 day pass to a $299 90-day pass. No SIM card is needed, and the device works in more than 160 countries (there's a complete list about halfway down the Amazon product page). The whopping 18 hours of battery life outperforms every other battery-powered hotspot on our list. 

That said, there are some limitations that come with the lower cost. The device does not connect to 5G networks, so internet speeds won't necessarily be the fastest. Also, you can only connect five devices to this hotspot which is plenty for the average solo user , but may not be suitable for groups or families. 

The Details: 18-hour battery life | 4G connectivity | ‎4.96 x 2.68 x 0.57 inches | 6.3 ounces

Best Unlocked

Netgear nighthawk m1.

It works on all major domestic carriers, including GoogleFi.

Netgear doesn't publish battery life.

Able to connect and share data with 20 devices at once, the Netgear Nighthawk M1 Mobile Hotspot can handle multiple tasks at once without sacrificing power or speed. It's an unlocked device that uses GSM SIM cards, compatible with AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and GoogleFi in the United States, and can serve as a backup internet connection while not traveling. It's equipped with fast 4G LTE broadband and offers up to one gigabit per second (Gbps) of download speed. Worried about how much data you've used? Its LCD screen clearly displays how much data is remaining, calculates when it will run out, and keeps count of the devices connected.

While Netgear doesn't publish the battery life of the Nighthawk M1, it claims it can last "all day" — and you can even buy a battery booster pack for more juice. There is an upgraded version of this hotspot that is 5G-compatible, but it's nearly double the price. 5G connectivity may not be necessary for most travelers.

The Details: "All day" battery life | 4G connectivity | 4.15 x 4.15 x 0.8 inches | 8.5 ounces

Best Router

Gl.inet gl-mt3000 wireless travel router.

It creates a more secure internet connection for your devices.

Routers like this one are not capable of providing internet on their own.

Technically, a Wi-Fi router is not a portable Wi-Fi hotspot. But what it does do is allow you to take one internet connection with a tricky login situation — say, hotel Wi-Fi that asks you to input your room number every time you connect — and streamlines the process for connecting additional devices. In a nutshell, you connect to Wi-Fi via the router, which then creates a more secure network for you to connect to from other devices. This router can also boost Wi-Fi signals throughout a space, so if you're in a vacation rental where the Wi-Fi is strong in one room but not another, a router can help.

This portable router is compatible with more than 30 VPN service providers and can accommodate up to 70 different devices, making it one of the best devices for securely accessing high-speed internet while traveling or on the move. The AdGuard feature helps to protect your devices from malware, phishing, ads, and online trackers. This is an especially important safety feature for using unfamiliar WiFi connections.

The Details: Wi-Fi 6 connectivity | 4.53 x 3.15 x 1.18 inches | 6.9 ounces

Tips for Buying a Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot

Consider where and when you'll use it.

Not all portable Wi-Fi hotspots can be used everywhere. If yours is tied to a U.S.–based carrier (like AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon), and you're planning on going abroad, you need to make sure you've paid for a data plan that includes international use. If you're only traveling for a short period of time, this might be the most convenient option. 

But if you're planning on traveling internationally for an extended period of time, you might want to opt for an unlocked portable Wi-Fi hotspot — that is, one that isn't tied to a specific carrier. You can then buy a data plan from a company based in your destination, which usually is a more economical decision. "SIM cards are cheap and easy to get in lots of countries worldwide, and going this route ensures you get the strongest signal possible for the lowest price," Peter Holslin, senior staff writer at internet comparison site HighSpeedInternet.com, told T+L.

The duration of your trip should also inform whether you want to purchase an as-you-go data plan (better for shorter tips) or a monthly one (better for longer trips).

Check with your phone carrier

"When you use a portable hotspot, you can choose the carrier it's connected to. So if you want to maximize your coverage, you can use one carrier for your phone and a different carrier for the hotspot," Walker said. It's often cheaper to buy a Wi-Fi hotspot to hook up to a local network while traveling versus paying for an international phone plan with your current carrier as well.

Think about voltage and battery life

For the most part, portable Wi-Fi hotspots use a relatively low amounts of power (about five to seven volts, depending on the size and strength of the device). However, you should still utilize a power converter when plugging your hotspot in during international travels. Not all outlets around the world support the same power output, so using an adapter can prevent blowing a fuse or sparking your devices. If you want a more portable Wi-Fi hotspot that doesn't need to be plugged in, be sure to check its expected battery life to know exactly how long you can use it on the go.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do portable wi-fi hotspots work.

"Wi-Fi hotspots work similar to phones, tapping into your cellular network to provide high-speed data for use with laptops, tablets, gaming systems, etc.," Verizon spokesperson George Koroneos told T+L. "What's more? You can give access to your travel companions, so they can use your dedicated hotspot, similar to a Wi-Fi network."

Does a portable Wi-Fi hotspot use data?

Yes, it does. "Mobile hotspots connect to cellular networks to provide internet connection allowing customers to connect anywhere," Jeff Howard, AT&T's vice president of hardware and partner solutions, told T+L.

How do I connect a portable Wi-Fi hotspot in a different country?

It depends on what type of portable hotspot you have and what type of plan you have. If your hotspot plan is locked to a specific carrier, you'll need to make sure your carrier has an international plan. (Spoiler alert: most do.) It might be as simple as turning your device on and letting it automatically connect to a local cell network. But if your portable hotspot requires a local SIM card to work, you'll have to pick one up at the airport or at a store and insert it into your hotspot to connect to a local cell network.

Why should I use a portable Wi-Fi hotspot instead of my cell phone data plan?

Many cell phone providers have international plan options for travelers, and you can turn most smartphones into a mobile hotspot under that plan. Then you can connect devices to your cell phone for internet services. But that's not always the best solution. "One thing to consider is carriers may limit the hotspot data amount on your phone, so you may see slower speeds at a certain point," Walker said. "You also don't have to run your cell phone battery when you use a standalone hotspot." On the other hand, portable Wi-Fi hotspots require their own data plans, which costs additional money.

Why Trust Travel + Leisure

Stefanie Waldek is a freelance travel writer who has tested cell coverage on all seven continents. (Antarctica is by far the worst.) For this article, she poured over cell service coverage maps and read dozens of customer reviews.

In compiling this list, she also interviewed telecommunications experts to discuss what to look for in a mobile hotspot. Experts she spoke to included:

• Thomas Walker , Best Buy mobile supervisor
• Peter Holslin , senior staff writer at internet comparison site HighSpeedInternet.com
• George Koroneos , Verizon spokesperson
• Jeff Howard , AT&T's vice president of hardware and partner solutions

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Local SIM Cards vs A Portable Wifi Device: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

Finding service to power your smartphone while abroad can be a challenge. There are a few different options that vary widely in price and effectiveness. Before you head off on your international trip, here’s what you need to know about staying connected: 

The Primary Options

There are three main options for keeping your smartphone (and other electronic devices) connected while abroad: an international SIM card, local SIM card, or a travel WiFi hotspot. An international SIM card helps your phone connect in other countries, but this option comes with a higher price tag because your cell service provider will need to contract with cell service providers around the globe to provide you with a connection. Likewise, most portable WiFi hotspot devices can be pricey because they run off the same system. Generally speaking, a local SIM card is considered the more cost-effective option, but is it really?

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The big benefit of a local SIM card is that it makes your phone function on a local provider’s system by simply swapping out your phone’s usual SIM card and replacing it with a new, local one for the duration of your trip. You get to keep your apps, your photos, and any other data stored on your phone. Generally, an international SIM card means paying a start-up fee and then enjoying the local price for either contract or pay-as-you-go options. 

The downside is that most international SIM cards only work in the country and with the provider for which it was issued. So, if your travels will take you hopping across Europe, you’ll need to get a new SIM card each time you cross over into a new country. That means new expenses for each border you cross. If you’ll be in one country for the entirety of your trip, a local SIM card might make sense. If not, an international SIM card from your usual provider is going to be about the same cost as multiple local SIM cards. 

The other problem with a local SIM card is that you’re forced to wait until you arrive in the country to buy one, which can increase hassle and impede some of the moments you need an internet connection the most. 

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• 5G HIGH SPEED, LOW LATENCY - GlocalMe Numen Air 5G Wifi, a portable hotspot capable of giving you Wi-Fi at the speed you deserve, provides the fastest connection speed available worldwide. The speed is up to 2.5 Gbps, which is 15 times faster than 4G. Refuses to freeze when watching videos/games. Say goodbye to interruptions and lags with the incredible download and upload speeds of 5G, so your life stays seamlessly integrated whether online or off.
• GLOBAL FREQUENCY BANDS - Supports more than 50 commercialized 5G countries and more than 100 operator networks as well as the global mainstream 4G operator network. Also supports both 2.4GHz & 5GHz bands, allowing for greater flexibility in network management and minimizing interference in congested environments. Watch more vides, send more messages, view more files, all at lightning speeds all over the globe. For a complete list of available 5G/4G coverage see our countries list.
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• PORTABLE & USER-FRIENDLY - The 5G WiFi Router is equipped with 2.4” LCD touch screen, provides a convenient access to monitor data usage, signal strength, devices connected, network settings, etc. With such a large touch screen, central navigation button, an expanded settings menu, optional SIM tray and more, control of your Wi-Fi connection is in your hands, literally. If your devices are running low on battery, it also doubles as a power bank, ensuring all your devices stay charged on the go.
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Japan's Travel Bubble: What Is It, and Who's Included?

You may have heard about the Japan travel bubble, and are wondering what it means for that trip you have been wanting to do. You might find yourself asking whether Japan’s borders have re-opened, and if 2021 is a good time to travel to Japan.

Here’s a quick breakdown of what travel bubbles are—and whether Japan’s “bubble” applies to you at this stage of the COVID-19 pandemic.

What are travel bubbles?

“Travel bubbles” are slowly being formed around the world, based on mutual agreements among countries that perceive each other as being relatively low-risk when it comes to COVID-19.

In principle, residents of countries that agree to form a travel bubble (also known as a travel bridge, free travel zone, or corona corridor) are allowed to travel between the bubble countries, in some cases without having to go through all the quarantine procedures upon arrival.

Travel bubbles make (some) travel a possibility again—particularly for businesses. However, it’s important to note that the bubbles are subject to being “popped” and agreements canceled if the COVID-19 situation deteriorates. So always check the latest travel advisories before making any plans!

The Japan travel bubble: What and who?

Special alert! Entry to Japan has been suspended for all countries and regions, from January 14, 2021 until further notice, due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19. This ban includes business travel. **Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games athletes and staff are exempt from the ban.**

Japanese citizens and foreign residents of Japan will be exempt from this measure, and in principle will still be able to return to Japan, subject to negative COVID-19 tests and a strict 14-day quarantine, among other requirements.

For the latest information, read our guide to arriving in Japan during COVID-19 .

According to the Ministry of Justice, from March 18, 2021, the spouse or child of a Japanese national, permanent resident or long-term resident may also be allowed into Japan under “special exceptional circumstances”. Foreign workers newly entering on an Instructor or Professor visa, or a Medical Services visa, may also be allowed to enter Japan, under “special exceptional circumstances”. See the official website for more, or contact an Immigration lawyer for clarity on your situation.

Additionally, those coming from regions where the new COVID-19 variants have recently been detected will be required to self-isolate for three days at a facility designated by the government. They will then need to get re-tested. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as of July 16, 2021 this includes people coming into Japan from South Africa, Ireland, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Venezuela, Belarus, Bolivia, Uruguay, Ecuador, Cuba, Colombia, Suriname, the Seychelles, Chile, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Paraguay, Fiji, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, Poland, Portugal, Ukraine, Spain, Finland, The Philippines, Vietnam and Latvia (until midnight on July 18), as well as the USA (Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Kentucky, Idaho, Mississipi, Montana, Louisiana, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Washington and Oregon), Greece, Libya, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Tunisia, Jordan, Egypt, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Namibia and Russia (Moscow Oblast, Saratov Oblast, Nizhegorod Oblast, Republic of Karelia, Sakha Republic and St Petersburg).

People entering Japan from the UK, Bangladesh, Uganda, UAE, Moscow and Malaysia will be required to self-isolate for six, instead of three, days.

Important update: From May 14, 2021, until further notice, foreign residents returning to Japan from India, Nepal and Pakistan will be temporarily banned from entry . From May 20, this travel ban has been extended to the Maldives, from May 21 it also applies to Sri Lanka, and from June 3, Afghanistan. From July 6, Kyrgyzstan, Zambia and Indonesia have been added to the list. However, Japanese citizens traveling from these countries will still be able to re-enter Japan, subject to all the requisite tests, and 10 days of quarantine in self-isolation, followed by an additional four days of quarantine at their own accommodation. Foreign residents who have the following status may also be allowed to enter the country: permanent resident, spouse or child of Japanese national/permananent resident, or long-term resident.

Note: Diplomatic passport holders fall into a different category, and should check the situation here .

Note: All information below is overriden by the new travel bans detailed above. The Business and Residence Tracks have been temporarily suspended.

Japan’s borders are not yet fully open . As of the time of writing, they remain closed to tourists and short-term visitors —and this is expected to continue to be the case for a while yet.

Japan has created a limited “travel bubble” with the following other Asian countries:

• South Korea

Important: New mid- to long-term residents from countries not on the above list are, in principle, also allowed to enter Japan. If that's you, you'll be following the same procedure as the "Residence Track" below.-->

November 1, 2020 update: In addition, Japan has relaxed entry restrictions for travelers from the following countries and regions, some of which you will recognize from the previous list:

• New Zealand

The Japanese government has lowered its travel advisories for these countries and regions to Level 2 (out of 4), which effectively allows for more business travel. Citizens and residents are still asked to avoid non-essential trips, meaning that tourism is not yet an option for most people.

According to The Japan Times , from November 1, travelers from the countries and regions on the second list will not need to have a PCR test prior to entry or upon arrival in Japan, provided that they undergo a 14-day quarantine period (during which time they cannot use regular public transport). More info .

It seems that short-term business travelers from these countries and regions may be able to have a PCR test done if they need to request that the quarantine requirement be eased.

More countries and regions may be added to the Japan travel bubble in the coming months.

What kind of travel is allowed?

Essentially, the Japan travel bubble currently allows the following types of people to enter the country:

• Business travelers
• People coming to stay in Japan mid to long term (new residents)

Depending on which category you fall into, if your country is not on the list of those with relaxed travel advisories, you will need to use either the Business Track or Residence Track procedures. In either case, you will need a valid visa for Japan.

Pro tip: If you are coming into Japan, you might find our guide to arriving during COVID-19 helpful.

Business Track

Intended for short-term business travelers, this track allows limited business activities to take place during the 14-day stay-at-home period after arrival in Japan. Examples of these activities include traveling between the office and accommodation. However, use of public transport and contact with other members of the public is not permitted.

One requirement for Business Track entry is that travelers submit a “Schedule of Activities in Japan”. Other requirements include a certificate of a negative PCR test result, as well as health monitoring for two weeks prior to departure. For a full list of requirements, see the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website .

Note: As of December 22, 2020, the Business Track framework for entry into Japan is only available for travelers between Japan and Singapore, Japan and South Korea, Japan and Vietnam, and Japan and China (from November 30). Note that entry requirements and procedures may differ between Singapore, South Korea, China and Vietnam. The information presented here is intended as a rough guide only.

Short business trips

Separate to the Business Track framework above, and regardless of their destination, business travelers from Japan (both citizens and legal residents) will, in principle, be exempt from the two-week quarantine upon returning to Japan, if their trip is seven days or shorter.

December 27, 2020 update: Note that this exemption measure is temporarily suspended .

According to The Japan Times , a PCR test will still be required on re-entry to Japan. If it is negative, the quarantine may be waived, provided that the business traveler submits an itinerary, avoids public transport for 14 days, and records their location data. It will also be necessary for an employer or sponsor to provide written confirmation that they will assume responsibility for the traveler’s actions.

The Japan Times reports that where business travelers from Japan need to undergo a mandatory quarantine at their destination, the quarantine period will not be counted as part of the business trip.

Residence Track

This entry track is primarily intended to be used by new mid- to long-term residents. You’ll need a Certificate of Eligibility to apply for it.

A 14-day quarantine at home (your new home) or designated accommodation is required, in addition to a negative PCR test result and various other documents and checks.

Note: Despite the name, it seems that this track can also be used for some short-term business stays. Read more .

Important requirements for both the Business and Residence Track

Regardless of which track you use to enter Japan, you will be required to:

• Monitor your health carefully for 14 days prior to departure for Japan
• Buy private medical insurance (including travel insurance that covers medical expenses) before arrival
• Use the designated LINE app to report your health for 14 days after arrival
• Install the COVID-19 contact tracing app for Japan
• Retain your location data for 14 days, using your phone

Airport officials may check that the necessary apps and settings have been installed and sorted out on your phone. It’s worth noting that lying about your health or whereabouts could see your host company or organization barred from inviting other people in the future, so do be honest!

For a full list of requirements and details on what you need to do prior to arrival, see the official government website .

Also, here is a handy diagram put together by the Japanese government, setting out the two tracks and their different flow and requirements.

Note: The number of new arrivals allowed into Japan each day will be limited.

Travel from Japan to Hawaii

While not a two-way corona corridor as such, Hawaii has started allowing travelers from Japan, including tourists, to enter without them needing to undergo a 14-day quarantine—provided, of course, that they have tested negative for COVID-19. This change came into effect from November 6.

However, it does not apply to travelers from Hawaii. And for residents of Japan who visit Hawaii, upon returning to Japan, they will still be required to go through all the standard tests and quarantine procedures—unless they qualify for an exemption under the relaxed requirements for business travelers , spending a maximum of seven days at their destination.

Travel from Japan to England

Travelers returning from Japan to England similarly may be exempt from a 14-day quarantine period. However, the reverse does not apply for travelers from the UK to Japan.

Other resources for travel to Japan during COVID-19

The situation is constantly evolving, so for the most up-to-date information, your best bet is to bookmark the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website and check back often to find out when Japan’s borders will reopen.

Pro tip: If you’re coming to Japan and are wondering how to get a Japanese phone number or get connected to the internet , our guides have you covered. We also have a comprehensive one on moving to Tokyo , if you’re not sure where to start.

Post first published October 15, 2020. Last updated July 16, 2021.

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