Verizon Wireless For Home Network

I was told the LTE model wouldn't work on Verizon network but I bought it anyway to give it a try..It work's excellent on Verizon network..

We are only a month in but I am really liking this way of doing our home wireless internet! 5 access points through the house are giving us great coverage. The other cool part is that with the software our guy installed we have a home network, a guest network and can build out more for other uses like a security camera system, one just for the kids devices (that we can then control the hours the network is on) and all kinds of other great features and reports. Not normal to do this for a house but I would recommend it... and these... to about anyone at this point!

Purchased this for my 12 year old son to be used as a stand alone phone on the Verizon network that he couldn't lose or break easily. It's fantastic and a great price. Well worth the money!

I got two of these. One for my router, network switch, PS3, and PS4. The other for my Verizon FIOS box. Both are working well to keep the network and hard drives up during power outages.

This new version of the Roku Ultra really does have better wireless connectivity to my home Wi-Fi network. Practically no buffering, and streaming starts faster. The voice remote is also great, and I like how the volume control on the side works without having to set it up with my Vizio HDTV.

I have a quite complex home network, multiple wireless devices (25), a Qnap NAS for music storage and backup for two Mac Books

I will preface these comments by saying I had a family member who is an IT professional configure and setup our home network. I would not have been able to do it myself. With that being said, I am very impressed with the Ubiquiti technology, the Nano HD was used to extend the wireless coverage in my home and home office. While I prefer a wired connection, there are many times where I am using the cell phone, iPad or a laptop on the wireless network.  I could see the improvement in the wireless network by using the NanoHD to boost the quality of the wireless signal. As a background on the environment, I also have two NAS servers (54 and 80 TB) that I use for editing video projects, and use the 100 mb ethernet port on my iMac Pro computer to access both servers. We have converted the router and switch to Ubiquiti products, works very well and I can leverage my IT specialist for remote management.

The Sonos line is the next step in near wireless audio for the home, office, and public spaces. Near wireless in that each component needs to be connected to power, but you can now do without speaker wires. The installation is simple, just follow the quick reference guide or use the Sonos web site directions. The bridge works best with an Ethernet cable connection to your router. The Sonos App for tablets and smart phones is easy and intuitive. Once set up, you can either stream from on-line sources or from local media available on your home network or wireless connected devices. Biggest surprise is the richness of the sound from streaming sources as well as local network media. I ran the speaker - room calibration several times to adjust where I wanted the Sonos speaker and where I wanted to be to listen. The dynamic ability to change how sound is delivered is apparent immediately. There is a cost point for Sonos that must be considered. That said, the performance justifies the price.

This worked perfect for my home network!

Was able to connect Multifunction Printer to wireless network.