Best Tablets With Service Plans
Display: 12.2-inches.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"This Samsung Galaxy is, in my opionion, the best tablet on the market."
"love it, this is my back up."
"Amazing Note 12.2. Nice and big and can do everything my note 10 did, but better."
"Better than average processing power and a giant screen = good tablet."
"Hum, still can't get it to setup some of the functions, like printing within my home network."
"Very nice, just like new."
"Best device I could have found to replace the table that was similar to it."
"Arrived with a defective sim card slot."
Display: 12.2-inches.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"This Samsung Galaxy is, in my opionion, the best tablet on the market."
"love it, this is my back up."
"Amazing Note 12.2. Nice and big and can do everything my note 10 did, but better."
"Better than average processing power and a giant screen = good tablet."
"Hum, still can't get it to setup some of the functions, like printing within my home network."
"Very nice, just like new."
"Best device I could have found to replace the table that was similar to it."
"Arrived with a defective sim card slot."
Display: 8.3-inches.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Working great on T-Mobile's tablet matching phone's data plan offer."
"Reliable, affordable, perfect tablet for someone that needs a few apps to pass the time."
"Great screen, responsive, has lots of cool features."
"As it turns out, I am not a fan of using either a phone or a tablet as a portable computer. Naturally these portable devices can be used in a pinch, but I have had considerable frustration trying to do so. I had to learn that once I push the button to take a picture, there is a little delay before it actually happens. This is why I bought this device, so I can have internet with my laptop, when I travel. Sound-OK The speakers are on the back, OK for other things, but a little less than optimum for music. I have average size hands for a man, and I pretty much have to set it down to use it. The regular price is more -- check around, to see if this is the optimum mix of features for the cost, for you."
"Very fast, looks great."
"love it they sent me a new charger for it so now everything is all good 5 stars."
"Seems that it will reset itself from time to time."
"The G Pad gets hot very quickly (usually within 5-10 minutes it is so hot it gets very laggy and I have to let it cool down) and the battery doesn't last long."
Best Mobile Broadband Hotspots
![GlocalMe G3 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot, [Upgraded Version] Worldwide High Speed WIFI Hotspot with 1GB Global Initial Data, No SIM Card Roaming Charges International Pocket WIFI Hotspot MIFI Device (Black)](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61EtdYC8tJL._SS600_.jpg)
GlocalMe has covered over 100 countries and regions and trying to cover a wider area with free roaming. WORLDWIDE SIM FREE CONNECTION - Powered by innovative Cloud SIM technology, GlocalMe G3 hotspot allows travelers to access the Internet at any point of their travels without any local SIM card or roaming charge in 100+ countries and regions. 4G LTE HIGH SPEED NETWORK – 50Mbps max upload speed and 150Mbps max download speed allow you to enjoy movies music and reading everywhere.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"It takes about a minute to turn on and log in, so I just let my car warm up, Meanwhile, the reason I wanted this mobile wifi is because I have an ipod touch with live radio. I have a newer car that has bluetooth and like to play either my own music, or the live radio from the ipod through the car speakers. The ipod was a little tricky because it always started playing my music instead of the live radio so it takes a minute longer to make it stop playing my music and start playing the live radio app."
"The most important thing is that it offers 1GB initial global data for free to help to learn the usage before paying any fee thus you can use it without any difficulty."
"I purchased this last year for some trips around Southeast Asia and East Asia to have a WiFi hotspot instead of paying daily to extend each of our family members' plans to include international data during our trip."
"Executive summary: on a recent multi-country European trip, a co-traveler constantly drooled over my G3, which I was using to connect multiple devices while she was paying Verizon $10 per day for not-always-reliable roaming cellular access on one phone. It finds and connects to a local cell network and creates a password-protected WiFi hot spot you can log into with your phone, tablet, laptop, etc. In particular, the battery no longer overheats and its life has doubled, the interface is totally redone to be user-friendly, and it only sips your data package (more on that below). We kept two phones constantly connected while we were awake, occasionally added a tablet, and 1 GB of data lasted about a week. A couple of minor glitches, but none worth dinging a star: (1) Twice during our trip, the screen interface defaulted to the (apparently native) Chinese language for no discernible reason. (2) The G3 lost connection to the local cellular networks a couple of times, but just notified with a message box on its screen."