#VERIZON MIFI 4510L PRICE PLUS#
You can get 5GB per month for $50 or 10GB per month for $80, plus $10 per additional GB. Though Verizon's 4G LTE network is currently the fastest around, the carrier doesn't offer an unlimited or large-capacity data plan. The 4510L can also be charged using the included microUSB wall charger, however, and it can transmit wireless data this way. Conveniently, you can connect the LC11 via USB and it will still transmit Wi-Fi data at the same time, so this is something to consider if you plan to charge your device via USB while using it. You can connect the hotpot to a laptop via the included microUSB cable, but this will only charge the device the hotspot won't transmit while it's connected via USB. There's a port for an external antenna on the other side of the hotspot, but there's no MicroSD card slot, so you can't use a memory card as a shared drive between connected devices. An easy-to-understand, multicolor LED status light is located on one side of the device to indicate connection status. And unlike the LC11, the 4510L has an excellent e-ink external status display that clearly shows signal strength and battery life, as well as how many devices are connected to the hotspot using dots to represent each one. 5 inches (HWD) and weighing 3 ounces, the 4510L is little bulkier than the LC11, but not distractingly so. While the 4510L isn't significantly speedier than Verizon's Samsung 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot SCH-LC11 ($269.99, 3.5 stars), it has a much better battery and signal strength indicator, and connects more reliably, making it our latest Editors' Choice hotspot.
#VERIZON MIFI 4510L PRICE DOWNLOAD#
With the 4510L, I was able to achieve double the download speeds and ten times the upload speeds, on average, than I get with my home Internet connection-which never struck me as particularly slow in the first place. Novatel's V4G LTE Mobile Hotspot MiFi 4510L for Verizon Wireless ($269.99) is a lightning-fast way to get up to multiple Wi-Fi devices online, even when there's no wireless network in sight.
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