Verizon Wireless Mini Cell Tower

You do not need to match your cell provider . Reason for the two is off you have signal from Verizon in your hunting spot and not At&T but the Verizon one . The camera send to the app on your phone no matter who your provider is . Was very easy to set up , I watch a YouTube video first . The pictures on your phone will not look the best quality, but when you down load the SD card they are very clear and good . It will take and save pictures even if you lose cell service. BH photos had the best price and I had my camera in 3 days ! Buying a second one before season starts . Don’t hesitate to try one . No fees and you can go month by month if you want . Mike

It took a little while for it to activate and connect to the cell tower, but once it did it gets better reception and data rates than our phones.

I've tested this device from home approximately 2.5 miles from the cell tower and from my vehicle approximately 13.2 mi from the same repeater tower. Stable, no drops, no flapping, and secure. Battery life is outstanding. Impressive little hotspot ... I love this Solis Lite and can't wait to take it on the road in my RV !!!

The UPS is being used to protect two oscillascopes and a spectrum analyzers in a remote cell tower. The UPS generates clean AC power. Other UPS's I tried were too noisey to make accurate measurements. The switch from AC to battery and back again is fast enough to not cause any problems with the test gear.

I like the wireless cameras with the easy to change out battery pack. The 3 cell is much better than the 2 cell.

I bought this Dell Slim Soundbar to pair with a Dell Monitor and HP Mini Tower pc that I bought from B&H in December. It's adequate for listening to Zoom conversations, YouTube videos, and other normal workday functions. I wouldn't call it premium sound, but then the price would likely be significantly higher for an upgraded sound system.

I decided to go with a Mini-Tower Case for my latest build. My previous case was a Fractal Design 5 Full Tower case. The change was a 90% positive experience. Here's my take: There isn't much room for: fingers to plug in power and fan connectors, routing cables, power cables behind the power supply, drives. My mistake, but there is no space for a DVD drive. If you need one every so often, get a USB DVD drive. I LOVE the physically smaller form factor. It is much lighter and fits under my desk better. I LOVE how quiet the case is.

Used on a rather old HP/Compaq 6503 mini tower. Tried Crucial sticks with same specs but the machine balked. These worked fine. No idea why.

This is my first build with a mini-tower, which I have avoided in the past because I thought there wouldn't be enough room inside. I was incorrect in that assumption. There is 'both hands inside' enough room! I also wanted to install an optical drive and this is one of the rare cases that gave me that option. It's quiet too, I need to look at the lighted power button to ensure its off when I do a shutdown. I like its looks and styling. I'm not into RGB LED so the glass panel wasn't necessary, but that's a minor negative. And, for what I got, the price as more that right. I'd buy it again in the future without giving it a second thought.

I installed this in my mini-tower computer after having network issues with my cabled connection. It was easy to install and was recognized by my Windows 11 O.S. It found my home Wifi system and connected after I provided the security password. The speed is amazing and it works better than anticipated.