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- theoldwizard1Explorer IIIt depends entirely on how good of a signal you get with your hotspot.
- Second_ChanceExplorer IIWe stream via a hot-spot and our smart TV all the time - but we have an unlimited data plan on the hot-spot. Just for reference (per hour):
720p uses 0.9GB
1080p uses 1.5GB
2K uses 3GB
UHD/4K uses about 7.2GB per hour
Rob - wanderingaimlesExplorerIf you have the option, turn the video definition down to a 480 or 720 p setting and your videos will stream better and the data usage will drop drastically.
The folks running all the streaming services assume everyone has unlimited data at fiber optic type speeds. - IB853347201Nomad IIIt'll work just fine but you'll go thru a lot of data. We use ours, generally go thru 10 gigs a day. If your phones data plan throttles the speed down after you reach a certain threshold, you might also have streaming issues. Probably need at least 3 mbps for the roku to work.
- WNYBobExplorerWe have used ours the entire weekend successfully. We have T-Mobile @ Niagara Lazy Lakes Campground near Ransomville, NY. I've been getting 5G quite consistently.
Good cell service is a must, so it depends on your cell reception.
A few weeks ago we were at Letchworth, SP near Perry, NY and had no cell service and no WIFI.
So it depends.
WNYBob
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