Mobile hotspots

Inseego's main mobile hotspot, the MiFi X PRO, is engineered for robust multi-device performance; it supports up to 32 Wi-Fi devices simultaneously.

Key connection methods:

• Primary Wi-Fi: Up to 32 devices (for laptops, tablets, phones).
• Guest Wi-Fi: You can set a separate password-protected guest network for visitors.
• Wired connection: You can also connect one device directly via the USB-C or built-in Ethernet port (on models that support it).

Yes, absolutely. Inseego hotspots offer a dedicated guest Wi-Fi network feature on top of the primary network.

This is a critical security feature, particularly in a business or shared environment:

• Security isolation: The guest network isolates visitors' devices from your primary network. This means guests can access the internet, but they cannot see or connect to your primary devices, such as shared printers, file servers, or private work computers.
• Separate credentials: You can set a unique, temporary password for the guest network, protecting the long-term security of your main Wi-Fi password.
• Privacy separation: Inseego hotspot devices offer Wi-Fi privacy separation on the guest network, isolating each guest device from every other, providing even greater security when hosting a group.

It depends on where you purchased your Inseego hotspot from.

• Carrier locked: Devices purchased directly from a mobile operator (like AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon) are generally network locked to that carrier. You must use their SIM and data plan.
• Carrier unlocking: If your device is locked, you must contact the original carrier to obtain an unlock code before attempting to use it with another provider. Inseego cannot provide these codes.
• Universal models: Some specific enterprise or retail models are sold unlocked and can be activated on various compatible carriers in the region they were sold, offering maximum flexibility.

Yes, critical wired connectivity is a core feature for enterprise use cases:

• RJ45 Ethernet Port: Premium mobile hotspots (like the MiFi X PRO) feature a dedicated 1 Gbps Ethernet port for connecting to local LANs, switches, or security devices.
• Tethering: A USB-C port provides an additional wired tethering option for guaranteed, low-latency connection to a single workstation.
• IP passthrough: Advanced networking features like IP Passthrough are available on the Ethernet and USB ports for seamless integration into existing network architecture.

Inseego's hotspots offer a business-grade connectivity solution that eliminates the compromises of smartphone tethering:

• Higher throughput & stability: Dedicated antennas and a professional-grade modem (e.g., Qualcomm X62/X65) ensure higher sustained throughput and superior thermal management.
• Scalable capacity: Supports up to 32 simultaneous client connections with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), crucial for team or site deployments.
• Resource separation: Separates the critical connectivity layer from end-user devices, preserving phone battery and preventing performance throttling often enforced on phone plans.

Inseego provides mobile and cloud tools for optimal deployment and performance assurance:

• Inseego Mobile App: Assists deployment with a Location Finder tool, which dynamically measures and rates signal strength (RSRP/SNR) to identify the ideal placement for maximum throughput.
• Network visibility: Provides real-time metrics for signal strength, connection status, and band utilization via the on-device touchscreen and the web UI.

Device management is delivered through two complementary interfaces:

• Inseego Mobile App: Used for initial setup, basic remote monitoring (usage, battery), and configuration of local Wi-Fi settings.
• Inseego Connect (Cloud Platform): Provides comprehensive, centralized, remote management for multiple devices, enabling IT administrators to perform diagnostics, configure VPNs, and enforce security policies across an entire network fleet.

Inseego hotpots feature robust, high-density batteries (e.g., 5050mAh Li-ion) to maximize operational hours:

• Sustained Operation: Designed to support all-day usage profiles, with some hotspots providing up to 24 hours of usage time (depending on load).
• Power management: Includes battery preservation mode for prolonged 24/7 stationary deployment and features Quick Charge support to minimize replenishment cycles.
• Redundancy: The high-capacity battery doubles as a power source (power bank capability) for essential peripherals, ensuring continuous operation.