Verizon Wireless Prepaid Tablet Data Plans

The phone arrived very quickly, a few days after shipping. I prepaid the duties so there were no surprises at the door. Before powering on the phone, I removed the Verizon sim card that was preloaded and when I installed my sim there were no Verizon apps or bloatware, just stock Android. There is also no Verizon branding on the phone. Updates to Android 11 were available out of the box. The phone works perfectly on the Freedom mobile network. So happy with my Pixel 3 from B&H!

Wireless makes this the perfect tablet.

Skyroam device (Solis Lite) works where our Verizon data plan won't. The ability to use all major networks through Skyroam is a wonderful asset. This feature keeps us in touch while full time RVing , allowing us to e-mail, stream videos and use internet.

Purchased for use while travelling. Used on multiple wireless carriers, strictly on pay as you go plans. Set up with the carrier(s) of choice and simply switching the sim cards out as needed. Some locations require the use of a cellular booster, but that is location specific, not endemic to the device. Wifi signal is adequate for use inside and within a hundred feet or so of our RV. Battery life seems adequate and as advertised, so far. We can easily charge the device or run it without the battery while using shore power, inverted solar power, or just 12v. Quite happy with our purchase as we have the flexibility of switching between lesser expensive 5G mobile data plans, based on coverage area.

It does work with my workstation so I can connect a wireless tablet, headphones, etc.

Arrived and works as expected. I really appreciate the prepaid shipping to recycle the old battery!

Big bonus is the return of used cartridges in prepaid postage envelope!

Perfect for convenient, reliable, fast and secure transfer of data from my computer to my tablet. And it did not cost an arm and a leg!

I purchased this dual 256G flash drive without first checking if my phone and tablet could read it. Fortunate that both my mainstay devices (LG Rebel phone and Samsung Galaxy tablet) both are capable of reading it because there are some others that will only read smaller drives. Sometimes I take for granted how much everything has improved since the days when the largest removable memory you could use was only 1.5Megs. I prefer storing data on removable memory, and after losing more than my share of saved pictures and data sitting on disks that pcs just love to destroy, I now make backups of everything, and with the size of flash drives now approaching 1T while prices are becoming more reasonable, I'm getting much more use out of them.

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!