FMCA Adds T-Mobile Data to Tech Connect+ Cellular Plan Lineup - $59.99/mo Hotspot

[@bobspamail]

I’ve had great success with the T Mobile home internet for the last two years and I move around a good bit.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Yep, many RVers are using it with success. Hopefully T-Mobile will continue to not enforce that restriction!

[@shaymcquaid]

Thanks for keeping us updated.

[@mikepaddack1827]

On the surface the data plan looks good. It is the same price as the home internet plan but is based on the higher priority plan. I signed-up for the data plan with MiFi on January 23rd. As of today January 29, the unit has still not shipped. But they did charge my bank account immediately. Only fly-by-night sellers charge you before shipment. I'm not convinced that this service is going to work. If this continues, I may have to cancel the order.

[@burtmccormick4727]

Are there any good X62/X65 hotspots with MIMO antenna ports?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

The hotspot that comes with this plan does not have antenna ports. Here's all of the cellular devices we track if you want to research options further - there's a filter for antenna ports: www.rvmobileinternet.com/gear/mobile-hotspots-and-modems/

[@moisheh101]

Not truly unlimited!

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

There are no caps on the plan. Just reduced priority after 100GB usage.

[@TheTravelingVan]

T-mobile has 0 infrastructure in Canada and Alaska. If you go you will run out of 5 gig of service quickly and 2 gig service does NOT work with new phones and new websites. Last year we drove to Alaska from Utah and after 2 weeks we were so fed up with T-mobile we switched to Verizon. DO NOT plan on using T-mobile in Canada and Alaska.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Indeed.. this, and others, is advice we give in our member guide to traveling to Alaska: www.rvmobileinternet.com/alaska