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In this video, Chris from the Mobile Internet Resource Center introduces Verizon's latest flagship 5G mobile hotspot, the Inseego MiFi X Pro 5G UW, emphasizing its advanced features like support for Verizon's Ultra Wideband Network and the Qualcomm x65 modem, used in top-tier devices like the iPhone 14 and Samsung flagship phones. He contrasts it with earlier models, noting its refined design and connectivity enhancements despite lacking antenna ports. The video also compares various Verizon hotspots, discussing the pros and cons of upgrading to models like the m3100, m2100, and the orbic 5G based on their features and price points, highlighting necessary support for Verizon's band 77 for optimal 5G performance. The speaker announces upcoming performance comparisons between the m3100 and older 4G hotspots to showcase cellular advancements and teases an international 5G version from Inseego. Viewers are encouraged to follow their testing updates, join their community for insights, and support the channel through likes, comments, and subscriptions.
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In this part of the video, Chris from the Mobile Internet Resource Center introduces Verizon’s new flagship 5G mobile hotspot, the Inseego MiFi X Pro 5G UW. He highlights its significant features, including support for Verizon’s Ultra Wideband Network and the new Qualcomm x65 modem, which is also used in the latest iPhone 14 and Samsung flagship phones. The hotspot boasts a slightly more polished design compared to its predecessor, the M2100, and includes an ethernet port for better connectivity options. However, it lacks antenna ports, a feature becoming rarer in 5G hotspots due to the complexity of accommodating multiple antennas. Chris points out the key question for consumers: whether this model is the best choice among Verizon’s available 5G hotspots.
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In this segment, the speaker compares various Verizon hotspots and discusses whether upgrading is necessary. The older Flagship LTE hotspot, 8800, is priced at $199, while the new m3100 is $349. The m2100, costing $399, is less capable because it lacks Verizon’s band 77 support, essential for fast 5G. The orbic 5G, priced at $299, has band 77 support but is not as advanced as the m3100. They recently began testing the m3100 and plan to compare its performance with older 4G hotspots to demonstrate the advancements in cellular performance. This comparative testing will be shared with their mobile internet aficionados. Additionally, there is anticipation for an upcoming international 5G version from Inseego, which will support multiple carriers.
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In this part of the video, the speaker invites viewers to follow their testing related to mobile internet. They encourage non-members to join their community to gain deeper insights. The video’s production is credited to their premium members, referred to as mobile internet aficionados. Additionally, the speaker asks viewers to support the channel by liking the video, commenting, subscribing, or becoming members.