7 Reasons Every Traveller Needs My Webspot Pocket WiFi
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Pocket WiFi? What is it?
It’s simple really. Pocket WiFi, sometimes also referred to as ‘Mifi’, is a wireless hotspot that connects with local mobile networks and provides a 4G internet connection to WiFi enable devices.
Sounds like a dream for us travellers, doesn’t it? Well it is, believe me. But, if you’re not convinced yet, read on. I promise by the end of it, you will be!
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1. Unlimited Internet Around the World
From Africa to Asia and just about everywhere in between, My Webspot has got you covered. Which is why we are recommending it to all you travellers out there. This has got to me the newest addition to your travel gear. Whether your next destination warrants a backpack or a suitcase, it doesn’t matter – you’re going to love this sleek little device.
Here is a breakdown of all the continents and countries that are covered by My Webspot:
Africa
Angola, Algeria, Egypt, Western Sahara, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, Mauritius, Nigeria, Tunisia, The United Republic of Tanzania, South Africa, Zambia
Asia
United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh, Bahrain, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Israel, India, Jordan, Japan, Cambodia, South Korea, Kazakhstan, The Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Mongolia, Macao, Malaysia, Nepal, Philippines, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Turkey, Vietnam, Yemen
Europe
Andorra, Austria, Azores, Belgium, Bulgaria, Crete, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Jersey, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom
East Europe
Albania, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine
North America
Canada, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, El Salvador, United States
Oceania
Australia, Fiji, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, New Zealand
South America
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela
2. High Speed Internet for 100+ Countries
Imagine, even during my travels to Pakistan I was able to stay connected the whole time! Whether I was just sending a WhatsApp message to check-in with Rach or if I was posting a story on Instagram, the result was the same. High speed, reliable internet connection.
In Pakistan I had 500 MB of 4G+ data per day and then unlimited data at reduced speed after that.
During my trip I was able to keep up with our daily uploads on Instagram and I was able to post several stories a day. Some of which were large video files from vertical videos I filmed on my Canon 6D Mark II. It was amazing to be driving through the scenic backdrops of northern Pakistan and being able to not just record and document the trip, but also upload it live during the trip!
With the ability to stay connected during my trip, I was able to connect with a new audience of over 5000 followers from around Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. Something that would’ve be a lot harder with just relying on the sometimes-dodgy WiFi we came across during our trip.
Of course, it’s always good to ‘switch-off’ once and awhile, but nowdays staying connected to the internet essential to the success of our businesses.
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3. Share WiFi With Up to 5 Devices
Another amazing thing about My Webspot is that you are able to share the hotpot with 5 different devices. I can’t tell you how convenient this is. I travel with two phones (one for work and one for personal use) and of course my laptop. Being able to have all these devices connected whenever I needed them was amazing. Not to mention My Webspot also had room for 2 other devices to connect to it.
So, when Chantelle and Zee both urgently needed to send messages and couldn’t connect to the inconsistent WiFi we had in Chitral and the non-existent WiFi we had in Kalash, they could both quickly connect to My Webspot and send the messages that they needed to.
Amazing!
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4. Up to 8 Hours of Battery Life
The battery life on My Webspot was great too! As the device’s design is so sleek and simple there are no unnecessary displays, lights, and other fancy gimmicks that take away from the important battery life of the device. Never once did the battery die on me and for the odd time when I went 8 hours straight without a power outlet, I was able to use my battery pack to quickly charge the device.
5. No Hidden Costs and No Roaming Charges
There’s nothing I hate more than hidden costs and roaming charges. Luckily, with My Web Spot what you see is what you get.
The most popular My Webspot packages are priced as follows. No more, no less.
Worldwide pocket WiFi rental - €9.90 per day
Unlimited internet 500Mb of 4G Data/Day
Up to 5 Users per Webspot
Multiple European countries pocket WiFi rental - €9.90 per day
Unlimited internet 5Gb of 4G data/ day
Up to 5 Users per Webspot
UK pocket WiFi rental - €8.90 per day
Unlimited internet 5Gb of 4G Data/Day
Up to 5 Users per Webspot
Japan pocket WiFi rental - €9.90 per day
Unlimited internet 500Mb of 4G Data/Day
Up to 5 Users per Webspot
6. No Contract
There’s no contract. All you’ve got to do is pay for the dates that you’re travelling for and of course the deposit for the device (which you only pay for if you don’t return the device).
If you have any modifications to make to your order they are free, as long as its 5 days before the beginning of the rental period.
If you must cancel the rental there will of course be associated costs, which are very reasonable and can be viewed here. However, I’m sure you’d only need to cancel in the unlikely event that your trip is cancelled for some unlucky and unforeseeable reason.
7. The Process is Simple, Fast, and Convenient
Getting your My Webspot pocket WiFi couldn’t be easier! You can rent your pocket WiFi in just 2 minutes.
Step 1: Visit www.my-webspot.com
Step 2: Select your destination from the drop-down menu
Step 3: Select your travel dates
Step 4: Enter your personal information
Step 5: Choose any additional options you’d like to include with your rental (e.g. power bank)
Step 6: Choose your delivery and return options
Step 7: Enter your billing and delivery details, place your order and voila! You’re done.
Some of you might be worried about the return of the device and possibly see it as inconvenience. But really, it couldn’t be simpler and it’s no different than returning an Amazon package. All you need to do is place the device in the protective envelope provided by My Webspot put your stamps on and put it into the mail. To make things even easier there is an option to add the prepaid envelope to your order and save you even more time.
To put it into perspective, the time it would take you to do all the research to find if the country your headed to offers cheap SIM cards, track down a place to buy the local SIM card, and communicate with the shop keeper is much more than the time you’ll spend with the simple return process.
Also, the peace of mind you’ll have knowing that you’re going to have reliable internet connection during your trip is well worth the small inconvenience of walking to the post office or mailbox to return the device.
So, what are you waiting for? Rent your Webspot pocket WiFi here.
Let’s stay connected and shoot us a DM or tag us in your post if you end up using My Webspot. We’d love to see that we could help out and make your trip just a little bit more convenient.
Ryan is an entrepreneur from Toronto, Canada who moved to London, England quit his job as a PE teacher and started two successful companies by the age of 29 working out of his home office.
Ryan is a digital marketing consultant who helps business leaders and entrepreneurs rebrand themselves and their companies and profit wildly in the process.
Ryan’s clients are some of the most successful business men and women in London and he has helped them and their business take the digital world by storm.