📶 Netgear Unite AC770S 4G LTE Mobile WiFi Hotspot - Up to 300Mbps Download Speed - Connects up to 10 Devices - Create WLAN Anywhere - 2 MIMO TS-9 External Antenna Connectors - GSM Unlocked - White Review

The first thing that struck me after opening the box was that it must be used, not new. If you look at the first photo I've attached, the touchscreen clearly has multiple scratches; and the packaging in the second photo has a dent and dust. And that's why I'm giving it 3 stars. On the device side, everything works perfectly. The device is unlocked, so I can use a T-Mobile SIM card, the LTE speed is good, it keeps the created Wi-Fi network stable. The UI isn't well designed and the touchscreen…

I tried ordering another one through AT&T but found they no longer sell that model and I would have to buy another AP (which made me would cost 2-3 times more). I decided to look at Revain and I managed to find exactly the same model but cheaper. Note: It doesn't come with a SIM card, so you'll need to get one from AT&T (as long as you have a mobile account or data plan, that's no problem). So it works great and I saved money by buying through Revain.

that I should have paid attention to other reviews. I've had the same device for 2 years with no errors but the battery started to drain so I replaced the battery first but got the same issue where the device wouldn't charge and realized it contained a battery. I bought the exact same WiFi device, thinking I'd have the same hassle-free experience. Just 30 minutes after setup and use. We had the same issue when trying to charge the battery which wouldn't charge or realized it had a battery…

. I also didn't realize that the SIM card was old and big. Luckily I had an adapter for a SIM card with me. Do not try to insert your micro or nano SIM card in this slot, otherwise you risk losing your SIM card and damaging the SIM card slot in a hot place, rendering it unusable. Actually I replaced a newer Unite model and accidentally got this one. I don't think it was a bad buy and keep it to myself. In a newer version of the Unite Access Point, the external antenna connector fell off mine…

So I ordered this item for use at camp but ended up taking it to my cell phone provider to get one. SIM card I was told they don't have a matching SIM card as it has the AT&T symbol on it and cricket sim cards don't fit. So now I'm stuck with an item that I can never use because AT&T is not my carrier. If you are not an AT&T carrier, DO NOT BUY this.

All in all, these are great Wi-Fi hotspots. I've used 3 of these with the same model before with no problems. The specific number I received this time (IMEI: 013324007348559) was not suitable for use on the AT&T network due to its history, according to AT&T. It came with an unlock code, but AT&T said this particular device just didn't fit.

Since the device doesn't come with a SIM card, I haven't set it up yet. It came quickly; However, the packaging/instruction manual appears to be fake. The paper felt too thick and the ink looked smeared. The device looked new with no scratches or scuffs. I will update it later after the installation is complete. UPDATE: This unit was easy to set up in the AT&T store AFTER they figured out what/older SIM is for. I have been able to use the device for a few months. The biggest problem I had is…

When the access point came out, I put the battery in, switched the device on and got the message NO BATTERY, I already have two such devices with the same problem. At this point, the device blocked, disconnected from the internet and was not responding. The only way to turn it off is to remove the battery. An internet search shows that others have had the same problem with this device and there is no solution to it. I replaced one of them last year because of this problem. I ordered this to…