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I replaced my 5 year old one to get up to date with technology such as AC, better reception, newer processor, etc. This one is as great as my other. I use it in my RV using Wifi-as-WAN all the time either connected to the campground or to my Verizon Jetpack. I'm very pleased. My only disappointment is that the hourly stats don't show up on this one until the hour is complete. With my old one it updated continuously which was great when on my metered Jetpack and saw a high usage I could go in there and see what device (of my six connected) was sucking up data fast and shut it down if it was doing something like a windows update. I haven't figured out how to get real-time device specific stats with this one.
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I replaced my 5 year old one to get up to date with technology such as AC, better reception, newer processor, etc. This one is as great as my other. I use it in my RV using Wifi-as-WAN all the time either connected to the campground or to my Verizon Jetpack. I'm very pleased. My only disappointment is that the hourly stats don't show up on this one until the hour is complete. With my old one it updated continuously which was great when on my metered Jetpack and saw a high usage I could go in there and see what device (of my six connected) was sucking up data fast and shut it down if it was doing something like a windows update. I haven't figured out how to get real-time device specific stats with this one.
