Glocalme G4 Pro Review: High-Speed Data Options for Engineers Working Remotely

Erin McDermott takes Glocalme's G4 Pro hotspot for a spin trying to get a high-speed data connection far, far into the sticks of the Midwestern United States.
Watch the entire unboxing and slightly painful setup process in this video or check out the full article with links on:
www.solidsmack.com/
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[@alanballard3790]

Hello I'm from the UK Alan I got their Wi-Fi router as well G4 it works well streaming films I'm on Lebara unlimited data for 30 days for £25 I like the way you done the video a bit of a laugh hope you keep well alan

[@billglueck9705]

Just unboxed mine. Going cruising and like the fact it works in 140 countries without a sim card but if you want to use a sim card you can do that as well. Also working remotely as a digital nomad at times from a camper oftentimes in remote places. The reviews looked great. So far so good. The real first test will be on the cruise in October or perhaps before that in the Adirondacks at a cabin where there is never a good signal. Hoping for the best. An inexpensive experiment since you are not bound to a monthly contract. An option I know will benefit me since I travel the US and Canada for business and frequently need a connection when none are handy. Could be profoundly helpful in remote places I like to spend time and could spend more time if I were connected and could also work. I just unboxed mine and set it up and gave it a trial run at the house and so far it works flawlessly.

[@420mulligan]

You rock,,I’m in the same boat my cell works on one side of my house but hotspots on the other.i love the video and just got this hotspot but don’t know how to put $ on it.do you do by the month or my gb?

[@batmanb8194]

i hear if u buy a local sim card and use it with the glocal , its a lot cheaper than using their included pay as you go service

[@batmanb8194]

@@nutella2025 i havent tried it personally but i guess when you arrive at a new location you go to the local cell store and purchase a sim card then theres a slot in the glocal you put it in

[@dunnoyolo2238]

How did it end up working after all ?

[@hieveryone8245]

Hi! I just order because I always have a problems with WiFi when I’m travel To Asia I really hope it’s will work for me.and thank you for your video 😀

[@theeabster1983]

from what I read on Amazon you have to call them and give them your imei number!!!! for this product if you buy it through Amazon I don't know if they request the same thing when you buy it from anywhere else or not but isn't that shady as hell? I don't know the full extent of hacking your equipment using the IMEI number but I know I would not want to give it out for no one free gigabyte of data or for any amount of data with my phone which has all my personal data in it. anybody else give up their IMEI number when purchasing this product from Amazon? thanks