Does Home Wifi Use Cellular Data On Phone

This router does what it says. Gives WiFi signal from cellular service.

I can say compared to other modems or wifi devices I owned this one is top tier. Easy setup and managed all network on home system. Has options to setup separate wifi networks both 2.4 and 5 G networks on top of the already default wifi gateways. Being able to keep the main wifi separate from guess use and limited the data used for each WiFi keeps unnecessary data from being used is a great feature. No issues or problems with connectivity and no need for wifi extenders my home is 1900 sq feet and I have complete coverage with a strong single in all part and outside of property. Security is one of the best features I look for when it come to my network keep in welcome persons off my network with the combination of security programs my netgear system is well protected.

Great device for a 'wired home connection', which is better than WiFi connection that uses waves that decay over distance. I have used four of these MoCA 2.0 devices to essentially have direct internet to my office, master, main room, and guest bedroom. I also have two WiFi hot spots in my home for our mobile devices that require little data transfer. My home lacked the Ethernet connections but had the coax in each room. The MoCA allow you to use your cable coax cable to transfer data without interference to your cable signal. MoCA stands for Multimedia over coax alliance. Thank you!

Use it to backup my data every week.

This is a great little device for me! At home, I do not have unlimited internet so I cannot stream videos. I do, however, have unlimited data on my phone, so I can just plug this device into my phone and into the TV to watch streaming videos! Definitely worth the money and B&H was priced much lower than any other place. Plus, their products and service have been top notice for many years!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'll start off by saying that this printer/scanner is perfect for the home office and what great you can print directly from your phone no computer needed, I will have to say that printing from your phone has some constraints also, the speed at which the document is sent may be stymied by your wifi network speed. I printed a 76 page user manual from my android phone through my wifi network every page had a 2 second pause on average probably because my network speed, and other things using bandwidth in my house. I scanned to print the test page it did show some degradation in details. Overall I would recommend this printer for a small home office / college situation.

got this bc I don't have WiFi. Took a while to figure out how to get it to cast onto the TV from my Android phone (Moto g5s plus) without a WiFi connection. First, turn off WiFi setting on the phone. After Chromecast plugged in, download Google Home app on the phone to connect. During setup, when ask to connect to WiFi, turn on the phone hotspot and connect to the phone hotspot instead of WiFi. After connection complete, can uninstall Google Home app and still cast via phone hotspot. Found helpful setup videos on YouTube

Worked perfectly right out of the box. Was easy to connect to my home wifi, printed great looking photos right from my phone. If I could add one feature it would be the ability to print from my phone without wifi (Bluetooth or airplay). Love the size and I got nearly 50 photos from the provided ink cartridge.

Since wifi service is not always available, downloading a document over cellular and then editing on a laptop is a handy and time saver.

The google nest wifi router was exceptionally easy to setup with the google cellular app. the two points setup also went smoothly. afterwards excellent wifi field through out the house. Was also able to add Google Mini to the network via the app easily.