Providing my own WiFi
We are currently in an "RV Resort" and the WiFi, well if I can say this, "it sucks". I am ready to upgrade my Samsung J3 to a S9 and would like to have my own WiFi. I have a J3 and theDW has an ...
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valhalla360 wrote:way2roll wrote:
As a with a lot of things, the answer is - it depends. If you are planning to use multiple devices, working, streaming tv/movies etc I would definitely opt for a dedicated hot spot with an unlimited data plan. If you are just browsing, checking email etc, I am sure your phone's hot spot will suffice.
Why?
Everything you say can be handled by the phones just fine...at least it has for us.
Well, if you don't know than I doubt I can explain it in a way you will get it. Tons of articles describing the superior capabilities of a hotspot over a phone acting like a hot spot. Speed, reliability, the ability to receive a weaker signal and re-broadcast, ability to add an antenna, multiple devices, security, etc, etc. A phone is a phone that has limited hot spot abilities. A hotspot is a device dedicated to the purpose. I am glad it works for you. Someone with much higher demands - like myself who works remote - prefer a dedicated device.
