Cheap RV Internet Options in 2024 & A Shocking Cancellation! (RV Living)

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[@coastrnut]

Thank you for sharing this video! Very good information! I just wanted to share something that I found out - with HomeFi - and their sister company TravlFi. I was looking into options after hearing about the Nomad Internet fiasco - (was actually tempted to go with them - until watching your updated review - and others - glad I didn't). I did see HomeFi -- and the "free" router. However - upon checking their FAQ's -- yes, the router is free - But -- it is only free if you keep up the month to month payments for their service. If you decide to drop their service then you must return their router - or you will be charged an equipment fee. So essentially in order to keep the "free" router - you must keep up with the month to month service. If you would decide to skip months when you are not traveling, you have to cancel the service, return the router, and then when you want to pick up the service again, you have to re-order a new router - wait for them to ship it again, then start your Month to Month all over again. To me - this would be a pain - unless you are keeping the service all year around. To me - the better option is with their sister company - TravlFi ( travlfi.com/ ). With TravlFi - you purchase the router up front - then the router is yours to keep. Just like HomeFi - the router works with all 3 of the major carriers - AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon - with no sim card required. The router is the exact same router that you featured on your video with HomeFi - but, you own it - instead of renting it. The best part - is that after purchasing the router - and choosing your data plan (the data plan I choose is 50 gig of data a month for $69 a month), you have the option of a true month to month - OR month to month recurring. With month to month - you only pay for the months you use - on a month to month basis - and - you can pause (ie - not pay for) the months you don't need the service. Say if you want the service for June, then skip July - and pick the service back up again in August - you just Pay for June, don't pay for July, then Pay again in August. You will NOT need to return the router - since you purchased it up front - and you simply just re-activate it again when you are ready to start using it again. And - if you run low on data, you can 'upgrade' to the next plan - say if you have the 50 gig plan and decide mid month that you really need the 100 gig plan, you can call and upgrade to the next plan, and will only be charged the pro-rated charge for that partial month - (not the whole month), then the next month you will be charged for the higher speed plan in full. You can also downgrade as well - (but not sure if when you downgrade you would receive a refund mid month - probably not) but, then for the next month, you would be charged the appropriate amount for the downgraded less gig data plan. I have tried out TravlFi and so far, (with only 2 days of 8 hours of service) I had a solid connection - and no dropped or loss of signal. I plan on using this for travel when I am working, so I can work remote from the RV while camping. So - for me- with the idea of being truly able to only pay for the months I want to use the service (your month starts when you order and use the service - I started May 6th- so my service will end on June 6th unless I pay for another month by June 6th) and can drop the service for the months I won't be needing the service - without sending equipment back, and then waiting for shipping again when I want to pick the service back up. So - just putting this out there - as another option for people to look into as well. Both HomeFi and TravlFi are owned by the same company - and both are very easy to contact as well. Hope this might help others as well! Gary Moyer

[@drewskatmyselfdotcom]

TravFi are MORE expensive for the data plans though. $199 for 800GB vs $135. Same with the lower tier levels too.

[@markkepley4131]

Thanks Gary, I'm also considering the TravlFi option since we normally only camp about six months out of the year. Now that you've been using it awhile have you been happy with the routers performance and has it been easy to start and stop service?

[@timothydouglass1284]

Heads up, Tom! They no longer provide Verizon service. They did not notify us it happened, we just discovered it on our own when we were suffering through a period of spotty coverage where a Verizon connection would have given us service. We only found out today when we confronted them about it. They finally acknowledged it. You will want to pull down this video or correct the information in order to maintain your reputation.

[@billant2]

I'm currently using a $50/month Verizon plan with unlimited data in an OpenWRT router tethered to an iPhone 12, works great and I can use the phone at the same time while it's providing data to the router. ;)

[@tracyschannel9648]

I used your code, got the plan I wanted. It is here and going, so far loving it. Waiting to test on the road. We dumped our cable internet due to them increasing the bill without increasing the service. Yes after 20 + years of cable internet. We are needing a more mobile internet service. Thanks so much for this!!!!

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@christinaholligan8299]

How is the wifi working now?

[@tracyschannel9648]

@@christinaholligan8299 Working great on it now used it for this whole trip Louisiana - savannah Ga. not a single problem.

[@randut100]

According to the website you do not own the router. You have to return it or be charged a device fee if you decide it's not for you.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Right, you don't have to buy any equipment so you return if you cancel. Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLiferv enjoythejourney.life/router

[@kevinbrewer2141]

This is what most rv's have been asking for. Someone has been listening. Great review.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Thanks for watching!

[@dogzdad123]

One last question...This is a modem/wireless router? So I don't need to add any additional equipment...plug'n play?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Yes, just plug it in and it works right out of the box.

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hi Dogzdad123! That is correct, our units are just a plug-and-play system. You will not need to purchase additional equipment with our service.

[@maryrinkevich9275]

I love ya'lls channel. I'm keeping an eye out to get an update to see if there is a follow-up and see if you guys still like this. We always appreciate your input. Getting ready to go out for several months (in the next 6 months or so) and making our decisions on how to connect while out there.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

I'm streaming TV with it as I write this LOL! I did an update toward the end of this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/a56ZoaKXp8uVjck Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLiferv enjoythejourney.life/router

[@tombrannockjr6021]

Tom free use of the equipment is coupled with the $80 monthly charge. That is a stiff charge for most casual campers when you'll only get a few weeks of usage of it.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Yes, if your trip and usage is really short you might be able to use a hot spot off of your cell phone plan.

[@kevinplunkett6393]

Its on order, we'll see how well it works. Thanks for the discount code!

[@sgtevmckay]

Hello sir. Suggestion for ya. You can connect external antennas in replacement to the 2 rear paddle antennas. Run a couple of cables outside and connect to homefi router and connect to external antennas in order to get better reception, extended reception, more stable connection, and usually better speeds. Just a suggestion

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Great idea. I'll have to see if it's compatible with our existing external antenna and share that in a future video. Thanks!

[@R8derWill]

Sounds great but how exactly? Thanks in advance

[@TMegelhoff]

Ya I've wondered about that. 🤔

[@sgtevmckay]

@@TMegelhoff It looks to me, the quick view of the router rear end, and Tom’s description, that this should be do-able. And Far cheaper than buying a roof wart full of antennas ;) But, if you got it use it. Should be able to assemble a roof antenna and cables on the cheap. Or blow some money for real 4G/5G distances.

[@sgtevmckay]

@@R8derWill there are quick kits available, and adapters as needed. Remove the 2 large flap antennas, screw in a cable with proper connection, outside, and apply the antenna as required. There are solutions that are slim and affordable, and work their way up in price to performance. I would not recommend this item, but just a an example. This would most likely need adapters to screw into the router back side. MIMO and 4G lte/5G is also widely available ;)

[@stephenrose5859]

Tom, Any guidance for a 12 volt solution. Do not run inverter full time.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Let me check into that. It is a DC input from the adaptor so maybe there is another cord that could plug it into USB or a vehicle. There is also the smaller version of the modem that is USB powered enjoythejourney.life/homefi It works the same, but doesn't have the router or antennas.

[@Todd_Connelly]

Great video. Have you compared this with GL-X750V2 (Spitz)? I guess with the Spitz you have a one-time fee for the hardware, and then only $10 per month (if you use an extra phone line and sim). Finding the best solution is making me weary :( Thanks

[@are1515]

So how does it work if I want to live in an RV but I work from home at a call center I have to be ethernet connected and it has to be high speed Internet connection if I was stationed at an RV park how would that work?

[@stana2z]

So, I don’t have admin. Control of the router? How is this secure?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Yes, there is a control panel you can log into if you want to. If you have more detailed technical questions, you can certainly chat with support at enjoythejourney.life/homefi

[@TheStroughs]

Can you use this with a cellular booster such as HiBoost? I asked support but I don't think they understood my question. They said it only pairs with their own devices.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Yes, we've been told it works with boosters.

[@nicoletambasco9210]

I work remote and need reliable internet. I live in upstate NY so I want to stay in the camper for months 8-10 hours a day. In Myrtle Beach

[@kevinhansen7116]

I have that same "no name" modem I purchased at a camper show in Florida. Our purchase and service are thru a Satilite tv vendor and we pay him every month. I have found a few wireless companies online with the dealing with same equipment. We will see...

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

I believe the internet service (all 3 carriers) on the same device is exclusive to HomeFi.

[@CruisingKim]

Have you done an update on homefi I’d love to know how it’s going

[@pamelacaron54]

Does this require 120 volts? I’m looking for something I can use where we camp a lot not hook ups hubby is an electrician he says he can always use an inverter but wanted me to ask thank you!

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

It looks like it is, but you could always confirm with customer service enjoythejourney.life/homefi

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hi! The power adapter for the HomeFi LTE Router is powered through a standard electric outlet and the voltage for the device is 12V 1.5A DC. The HomeFi portable hotspot, however, is powered through a USB cable, and its’ voltage is s DC 3.3V-4.2V. We hope this helps!

[@patrickmchargue7122]

The T-mobile home internet requires you to enter an address. T-mobile tech support says you can't move it. Is this useful for RVers?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Right, I know that's what they officially say, but there is a way around that. That will be in our next RV internet video.

[@patrickmchargue7122]

@@billsquicksell I'll tr again, then. I suppose I can use one of my kids' addresses.

[@danielgent8094]

We have had T-Mobile home internet for over 2 years. We have traveled through the central states without any issue. Execpt where T-Mobile did not exist. (SW Nebraska). We have even used it during travel days. An awesome deal for $40 a month. We use our At&t phones as a back up at the moment. I am investigating Home-Fi. Is Home-Fi an authorized third party reseller of the data plans?

[@patrickmchargue7122]

@@danielgent8094 How were you able to buy this? There's no availability for an RV to enter as an address.

[@danielgent8094]

@@patrickmchargue7122 We were in our sticks and bricks when we originally received the device. We picked it up at a T-Mobile storefront. Since then, we have not changed the physical address. We have paperless billing and auto pay. I did have to switch out the modems recently. The old one had an internal battery which eventually went bad. I exchanged it for a newer model (which does not have an internal battery) at a T-Mobile store front. The T-Mobile store simply asked for a driver's license and exchanged the modems. I'm not sure if this path is correct, but it is the one we choose.

[@victoriadavis9382]

They have not used the Verizon network in almost a year. Not to mention they ROAM on At&t lower 4G spectrum.

[@thomasdunn6463]

I ordered a box for my Internet I received it got it hooked up. I live SC right in town and I started getting poor service. The Internet will not let me work. My phone properly TV started freezing up. I also ordered the booster have not received it yet, but if I have to use the booster while I’m here right in town I hate to see what happens when we do go camping and we try to use it I’m going to give it couple more days doesn’t get any better. I will be sending it back.

[@BibleMythBusters]

can you put the t-mobile sim into the Pepwave?

[@RV_Tips_Tricks_Travel]

So you don't need sims from individual carriers, it comes out of the box with everything needed?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Right, no sims needed. Just plug it in and get online.

[@RVLifeNOW]

Well the monthly price is the same as when you did the video but it’s $15 a month for renting g the equipment. And they charge you another $3 on top of that so if the equipment breaks you can get another one sent.

[@skylarpayne5613]

Does this use true wifi or is it more of just the same connection you'd get with your data plan on your phone? I want to get my parents and i wifi for camping so we arent using data but some areas data is very spotty and if this will just give same connection i cant justify spending 80 on it

[@DanielJohnson-ec8rk]

It’s cellular data same as phone uses

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hello! HomeFi acts as your internet provider and is a separate service from your mobile operator and phone data. Our service works by automatically connecting the device to the strongest available signal in its area across the HomeFi network using cell towers. All you need is a cellular connection in your area! Please feel free to reach out if you have any further questions/concerns, we will be happy to help!

[@dogzdad123]

Yeah, we're part-time RVr's. As a matter of fact, driving from SF Bay Area to Victoria. BC in about a week! QUESTION: Can you pause this service in-between trips? I don't see anything (so far) on their I can't see shelling out $80/month or cancelling/restarting multiple times on our intermittent journeys. Plus, with the bad press about Nomad, I'm a bit skeptical...to good to be true?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

I didn't see the ability to pause service either, but you could reach out to customer support to ask enjoythejourney.life/homefi We are going to keep everyone updated on how this service works and be sure to check back here on comments on how the service works for others.

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hey, @dogzdad123! There is a way that you may pause your service. We have a special plan that is called a parking plan. This allows you to pause your service for a period that accommodates you. You may re-activate at any time.

[@markkepley4131]

@@HomeFiInternet please explain how this works.

[@Debas1]

This may be a dumb question, You don't need to pay for service with each carrier? and How long will the discount be available? I'm going full time July 1st and am looking for internet solution. Luckily I had cancelled Nomad last November and received my refund. Dodged that bullet!!

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Great question Debbie, no you don't. It's all in one unit and starts at $80 per month. Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLife enjoythejourney.life/router

[@carolwelch8605]

We’ve had their little orange puck for the past year in addition to StarLink. It worked great while traveling last year. It hasn’t been working as well at our homebase in south Texas but then neither have our cell phones. Hoping the new modem/router does better. Heading out for 4 months in 20 days so just ordered the new device. 🤞

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Oh awesome! Let us know how it works for you.

[@groovybeatnik2581]

Are you using the LTE home internet Router as your mobile option?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

We are using this one: Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLiferv enjoythejourney.life/router

[@batpuffer]

Does the homefi run off 12volts

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hello! Yes, the device uses 12V AC/DC power adaptor. The LTE Router must be plugged into a power outlet to remain powered. There is no battery within the device.

[@musicoterapy2147]

Where we can get it?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLiferv enjoythejourney.life/router

[@cldoggie2860]

11:47 - "hardline"...... in IT the term is hardwire, you're welcome !

[@-herobrine4500]

For some reason when I play games and records it lags and not letting me share play and it's makeing me mad the homefi

[@JimPalmer-DreamBusinessCoach]

Hey Tom, this looks very interesting. I am curious how the unit supplies all three networks without individual data plans with each, seems to good (or easy) to be true! I was also going to get the T-Mobile Home Wifi - are you suggesting I would still need both as the Homefi includes T-mobile? Thanks, keep up the great videos!

[@cldoggie2860]

no verizon according to their website, "US Cellular, AT&T, T-Mobile with auto-connection to strongest signal in area." Also you state no SIM, website says "Dual sim with physical and virtual sim"

[@deanschanzenbach7506]

How’s it working two months later?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

It's working great, I share an update in this video near the end kzbin.info/www/bejne/a56ZoaKXp8uVjck

[@billaustin3228]

I'm confused by this video. You refer to this as HomeFi which is the orange puck on the HomeFi site. TravelFi looks to be the router you are holding. The prices are much different between the two. Please clarify which product you are talking about.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

HomeFi has both routers. We are using the black one in the video. Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLiferv enjoythejourney.life/router

[@janeforever]

I think Starlink is very over rated, not to mention costly.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

We agree!

[@JimPalmer-DreamBusinessCoach]

Just ordered the HomeFi router using your link, thanks for the good review!

[@rvfuntimes6144]

How well do they work when you have no cell signals?

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hi, rvfuntimes6144! Unfortunately, our devices require cell service to be powered. If you are in an area with no cell service, our device will not be compatible with your location.

[@rich2785]

Hello Tom. Thank your evaluation of Home Internet. I'm a part time RV user. Do you know if this service can be paused? While it is paused is there a monthly rental cost of the equipement? Do you know if there is a restart up fee when I would go to use the device again?

[@rich2785]

Wow .... there is something called TavelFi. I see that there is a onetime activation fee. You buy the modem outright and then you can pause or unpause your service without an addition startup fee. Does anyone know why the initial start up fee is?

[@danz409]

yea. of course theres a data cap! why wouldn't there be. i hit 200gb with my 20mbps current LTE plan thats only $45/mo with current gear. so. no thanks!

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hi! We offer 4 different monthly plans with varying amounts of data. The plans are as follows: * 200GB- $80.00 * 300GB- $90.00 * 450GB- $100.00 * 800GB- $135.00 The only cost to start (aside from associated shipping fees) is purchasing your data plan and rental device.

[@TMegelhoff]

I am on the fence about this after getting scammed by Nomad Internet. I'm still after three months of no service getting billed for a modem that was returned.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Sorry to hear that Thomas. We will keep updating viewers on how it works for us, plus watch for comments from the first few that try it out.

[@heathersirowy2414]

I can assure you a HomeFi is not a scam. We have had it since the end of January this year as were we live now has absolutely no cell service and this has been a life saver. We stream from a Roku stick and have 2 cell phones and a laptop and have had very little issues. We have the 200GB plan and have never had an issue. We are supposed to get new cable and internet service installed in our area by the end of the year. I highly recommend!!

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Thanks for sharing Heather!

[@billcarolstravelproject]

FYI this modem is NOT free. There is a monthly rental charge in addition to your plan charge. Also they have discontinued Verizon Service. Thanks for the info, but I dont think this is for me.

[@roonydevid5668]

Before I bought 2 line 1 phone 132$ months att 9gb high speed in phone after using 9 gb phone slow down 125kps but I open hotspot share to my laptop is unlimited and I test speed with around 25-210 megabits per second and I use over 100-900gb month and now I forget what plan it is 😢

[@d.nicely]

Senator, The question is very clear. What are you currently using for Rv Internet?

[@robindemarest9764]

Ugh I’m still waiting to see if NOMAD will send my money back after I canceled (3wks after order and no equipment). Until I get that money back I’m holding on anything suggested.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

We understand. We will share updates on how the service does going forward.

[@TMegelhoff]

Same

[@edwardlooney4147]

@@TMegelhoff For anyone that did not receive equipment or service from Nomad, and paid by credit card, make sure to dispute with your credit card company within 60 days of charge to get refund from credit card company directly

[@robindemarest9764]

@@EnjoyTheJourneyLife - Hi Tom and Ceri, refund from Nomad received - woo hoo and whew!! 😎

[@robindemarest9764]

@@edwardlooney4147 - yep I did that and was worried because I used Affirm. I “lost” $11 because it’s not a CC, but that $11 is nothing to totally losing almost $400. In addition, although I’ve used Affirm in the past and been happy, now I know the issues that can happen with Affirm when needing a refund/fight back a vendor you’re not sure will pay you back!

[@jeffkustes8563]

Starlink? Absolutely the worst buying decision I have ever made.

[@jamalfountenett1463]

Hi I’m a truck driver but I also have a 2nd job working from my laptop. Will this hold up for me? I’m mostly in Ohio, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Texas, and Michigan

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hi Jamalfountenett1463, great question! Thank you for your inquiry. Our devices are designed to operate seamlessly throughout the entire United States, provided there is cell service. Whether you reside in the states you mentioned or any other part of the country, our solution is tailored to meet your needs. Rest assured, our service offers exceptional performance, making it an ideal choice for various activities. From smooth streaming and remote work to gaming and other essential tasks.

[@martyh4777]

HomeFi ....... sounds interesting. I am currently using AT&T service with an external router paying $20/month. In the process of adding a T-mobile SIM card (through Mintmobile) for a regular $30/month. So, having three providers (I guess they use eSIM cards) and $80/month and 200GB actually is pretty darn interesting.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Yes, it works great! Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLiferv enjoythejourney.life/router

[@jo-anna5355]

Thank you for the information! The code saved us money!!!

[@ATVHOBO]

If this has a MediaTek chipset you might want to check your WIFI connection in the software of the box. If it uses Open source openwrt and there is a bad driver for the chipsets where the WIFI distance is hampered by this driver -10db loss of power output and its not allowing proper connection to the WIFI at the speeds its supposed to be. Like WIFI connects at 600mbs instead of 866mbs WIFI speed connection. So as a tech of 25+ plus years this is the info i have found with some of these routers coming out using MediaTek processors. So beware what is coming from these companies.

[@tjphoto8943]

Hi.. I would like to get something that if I have my pet with us. We leave the pet inside the rv and use a camera to keep an eye on him and the temperature inside of the rv. Would this be a good setup? Would the basic plan seem to be a good plan let say for 4 to 6 hours of using camera? I see they have this orange puck unit. You know how good that is??? You have any other thoughts on what I’m trying to do. We still would be at a place with Wi-Fi but would like to use my own hook up for this.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

The small router works as well. Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLiferv enjoythejourney.life/router

[@onewolf1959]

I see a Different Router, Its a round Orange router. Has ANYONE used this Router yet, If so...Results? Thanks for sharing!

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

They have 2 routers. The orange one works the same, but is smaller and more portable. There are comments on this video from people that have that one. We recommend the black one because the antennas pull in a better cell signal when you are camping in more remote areas. Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLife enjoythejourney.life/router

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hey Onewolf1959! We currently offer two different devices. One of them is a portable router(Orange router), and the other is an LTE home internet router. They both work the same, powered by cell towers in your area. Our portable hotspot is used for travel because it does have several hours of battery life. It can be used at home as well connecting up to ten devices simultaneously. Our LTE router is mainly used for the home, it is faster and has more of a stable connection, and it is able to connect up to thirty-two devices simultaneously.

[@carolstead1209]

Does it have an ethernet connection so I could look like i'm hardwired

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Yes it does.

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hi Carolstead! Our LTE home internet router does come with an ethernet port to provide a direct connection. However, our portable hotspot (Orange Puck) is not equipped with an ethernet port.

[@joethompson3418]

Ok, based on other reviews I’ve read, I must ask: two or more months in, how is your service now? Still good? Do you have to call the them to change to another provider?

[@Astro-George]

I've been using HomeFi for the past 2 months and am still in the testing phase however so far it has performed decently. You don't have to call them to switch providers as it will determine signal strength when plugged in and use the best of the 3. Like Tom said all you have to do is unplug the unit for a few seconds then plug it back in and it will determine the best signal at that time.

[@ronmcnab98]

This will not work in locations where there is no cell service. Starlink works ALL THE TIME. Cell service is costly and not guaranteed to give you a connection. Even when you have a cell connection, you need to read the terms of "unlimited access" terms, and your bandwidth will be limited. Still, you may always be able to connect (depending on cell availability). The cell providers watch your bandwidth usage and will pull back the allowed download and upload speeds. Cellular is not a great option if some emergency cell towers become overloaded and malfunctioning. Starlink would not be affected by any national or local emergency. The value of Starlink and the ability to connect in all cases outweigh the cost and compare it to any cellular service. This is not a great solution for RV's

[@ChaseTheRide]

Questionable solution if you ask me. How are they able to give all 3 carriers? Example this month I use 500 gig on Verizon and next month on ATT. Cell service companies just don’t share like this and for the cost you’re not going to get all 3. Will be interested in seeing outcome after a few months of use. Paying hundreds of dollars a month for mobile internet sucks, however fact I can work and travel make it worth every dollar knowing I will have service.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

I know, it sounds impossible, but we tested it and we got on all 3 carriers. We will continue to test it and report on how it works going forward.

[@TMegelhoff]

My thoughts exactly!

[@leewilfert1925]

Are you still liking the Homefi solution? I love that it can pick from 3 carriers. Are the carriers Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Yes! I'm streaming TV with it as I write this LOL! I did an update toward the end of this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/a56ZoaKXp8uVjck Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLiferv enjoythejourney.life/router

[@giantkilla_]

They no longer have Verizon.

[@leewilfert1925]

@@giantkilla_ Thanks for letting me know. I am getting by with two Verizon hot spots at 100 GB each and an AT&T 100 GB router. If we needed TV service I would be hurting for GB. We have DirecTV now.

[@giantkilla_]

@@leewilfert1925 np man. My homefi came in Wednesday. My plan is the 800GB. The fastest speed I've seen so far is only 19Mbps. Not to confuse it with MBPS. I'm able to play online games. But downloading them take forever.

[@WizzRacing]

The next person that claims you can use T-Mobile Home Internet on the road.. I'm sending them the $400.00 termination fee... As T-Mobile is cracking down on these people that do that. They terminate your service. Then charge you $400.00 for that modem...So read the EULA before you listen to these people...

[@dougconn670]

Really appreciate your post. I have been using a pepwave solution on/off for the past couple years and have to admit that I prefer the home fi solution. Although I have only had it for a day, it is already outperforming the pepwave / husky parsec solution at my home base. I did not have large upfront or installation costs. I really appreciate that it works with all three carriers and I do not have to buy a sim for each as well as a data plan for each. Exactly what I have been searching for.... THANK YOU!!!

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hello! We are so happy to hear that you are enjoying our service! Thank you so much for supporting HomeFi!

[@RVingwithG]

@@HomeFiInternet Is it true that you no longer offer all THREE Carriers ATT, Verizon, T-mobile ?

[@ericschmidt3759]

Does it work with a Cell booster?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Great question Eric, I'm going to refer you to technical support at enjoythejourney.life/homefi

[@TheStroughs]

Eric, did you find out about this? I contact support and they said they only pair with their own devices. I don't think they actually understood my questions.

[@ericschmidt3759]

@@TheStroughs I did not. I couldn't get a straight answer. I agree, I don't think that they understood what I was asking either.

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hey Eric! Yes the LTE router is compatible with wireless cellular signal boosters.

[@ericschmidt3759]

@@HomeFiInternet Awesome, thank you.

[@retepybbil]

Stop moving your hands and the product around, hold still!

[@kentwilliams9687]

You need to do these videos with the microphone added to your camera

[@debbieanderson7357]

Difference between homefi and travelfi ?

[@markkepley4131]

Same company and equipment. With TravlFi you buy the router up front but can turn the service off monthly. A good option if you don't camp for 6 months out of the year so you aren't paying a monthly data fee when not in use.

[@longgone2023]

Where in your rig did you install it?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

It can be put anywhere, I keep it on the desk in the garage of our toy hauler. Save 20% OFF your first month with Homefi Internet with code: EnjoyLiferv enjoythejourney.life/router

[@JustinHallowesOutdoors]

great information, thanks Tom

[@Riversiders]

Thank you Tom!

[@Riversiders]

Hi Tom, Keith here again, is this new service pause able like travlfi?

[@EricaPetersohn_DharmasLove]

It's on order! Thanks for the code too. Winegard with Verizon, travel fi hot spot, Verizon phone hot spot, and campground wifi is still not cutting it, so I'm grateful as an FT rver that you put out the word on these two when you did. Where did you get your "Adventure" sign for the kitchen? I'd love to get one made with a different saying, so I wasn't sure if it was custom-made.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

I believe it was from Hobby Lobby.

[@Tkjimmy1]

Tom, I went and bought this thing just because of your video well let me tell you it’s a piece of garbage. My phone with the hotspot works better than that. Does the whole thing really gets interesting when you trying to cancel your service and return it it is crazy. I would not buy this yet. You could not give it to me for free. That’s how bad it is

[@johnmaudsleyjr3046]

Have you tried while traveling?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Yes, traveled to many states with it and it worked great in most locations.

[@38KSW]

This doesn't work in Canada

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hi Nelson! That is correct, we do not provide service internationally yet. We currently only service the fifty states in the United States.

[@billwilliams9527]

Which company pulled the plug on RV'ers? Surely not one your promoting......Or maybe I missed it in your video????

[@merrittdotson90]

How many times can one person say solution?

[@proximajoe]

Interesting, reminds me of Cradlepoints

[@PacerTracer89]

Data caps data caps data caps. This crap LTE services would be more expensive if like the average American who steams tv you also use 1.5 TB /Month. IDK you can get that capacity out of LTE

[@CPIVCR]

let me know when Cheri will be doing a trauma & stress video

[@johnmerkel756]

Insty Connect seems to be a way better solution than this “free” modem

[@chefCraigV]

Terrible customer service. Dumped it after two months.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Which company are you talking about?

[@authortommcauliffe]

But you must have a cell signal

[@HomeFiInternet]

Hey, authortommcauliffe3692! That is correct, our devices are powered by cell towers in your area. Meaning, you would need a cell signal in your location for our devices to be a solution for you.

[@authortommcauliffe]

@@HomeFiInternet on average if you got 1/2 a bar would it give you 2 bars?

[@retepybbil]

You should learn how to display products on camera.

[@quicksoncamping2039]

Tom, pardon me for a minute. I am old school, if something seems too good to be true you must look away. For some reason, this is sniffing a lot like a Nomad restart, however I found other providers offering the same devices at a higher cost per month. My big question would be future support what if/when 4G/4GLTE finally goes the way of the Dodo bird, will they provide a new modem and move customers over to the current tech, or oh sorry it was an awesome time now go and start looking again. I would love to see RV Internet Resource Center validate this. Also, is anyone else concerned that the devices are only made in China? I did find the user manual and this device can be setup as a bridge, and not do routing you could then do VPN tunnel over it to encrypt your data. My concern is how much money did the Chinese gov. put into this vSIM tech and how much of my data will be on the dark web for them to sell? Edited: Tom this was an awesome intro to this product, and review of options.

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Thanks for the detailed comment. Those would be great questions for their customer support at enjoythejourney.life/homefi At least the modem is free of charge, so if and when technology changes, you won't be out any money for the device.

[@alantittle299]

Yep. The 4GLTE lifespan/expiration was my question. Telecom providers are not known for loyalty so it takes us asking in droves in a short time to push demand via terms in our favor. I am in a RV Campground now and minimize use of the no security wifi; I even had what seemed like somone moving my mouse cursor.... no bueno, but then wifi is easily hacked even with your "secure" modem. I need a solution of sorts so the HomeFi and a booster may do the trick , but for how long until the providers go 100% 5G or higher.

[@PacerTracer89]

This is a endorsed AD

[@kylefarmer1874]

200gb s konth fot 80 bucks? Nah ill stick with nomad internet

[@discern12]

Not a 5g router

[@donnamaddox7023]

Both companies reviews are not good at all. Be aware of what you are promoting.

[@bajaskier]

T-mobile is crap. Couldn't get more than 1-1/2 bars less than 2 miles from their own 5G tower.

[@brianschindler1511]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@kevinjones6638]

KUTGW

[@akdm82]

This thing is terrible. How can you share such a video? Take it down. People like me, who use Starlink use it for when there is no cell service. We don't camp constantly either so we need a service we can pause, like Starlink. We just got back from a trip (Gorges State Park in North Carolina) where this device would not have worked because this company doesn't and hasn't used Verizon in a long time and that was the only service that worked in the campground area where we were and even it was spotty and slow. Whereas my Starlink was solid. I'm surprised and disappointed that you are shilling for this company and product and haven't pulled the videos yet considering how inaccurate they are. Please reconsider.

[@Maibu-OReiley]

Why do you look like you havent slept in days tom?

[@EnjoyTheJourneyLife]

Youtubing is a grueling profession...LOL!

[@highfivebuilding]

HomeFi sucks! We tried it solely on the recommendation of this video. Terrible customer service. Did not get service and can’t get a refund. This video should be taken down or updated somehow.

[@averagjojt757]

Thank you

[@kathleengriffith6536]

Dude quit flapping your hands around