Verizon Wireless Satellite Internet

I like the wireless satellite. It will allow me to connect a window PC via Ethernet cable to the internet.

I use this to provide backup power for my satellite internet, wireless router and VOIP phone system. Occasionally, it also powers my laptop and external LCD. Works great and has more than ample reserves. Functions out of the box with Apple Macs and seemlessly integrates with Energy Saver in OS X via the included USB cable. No Cons so far.

purchased with one satellite since I have two story home...no more issues with home internet. I also work from home and probably push 30-40 devices with no issues. I had an old Nighthawk w/ extender that just wasn't enough for what I use. Only thing I didn't like was the setup instructions, wasn't as easy and flawless at all. Very happy with my new setup by far!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upgraded since building Internet is now 1 gig and added the Satellite for Cat 6 direct Ether to a high bandwidth requirement. Works as good as my fist one and would recommend 100%

Fast internet and the satellite works well for our difficult coverage area for Wi-Fi. Would buy it again.

I recently bought an Orbi with one satellite to improve my internet in my large long house and it did. I then bought the netgear CM1000 modem and it made it even better. I have a spectrum 100 mbps plan and I now get over 120 mbps in every room in my house, including my garage. The Netgear CM 1000 modem and Orbi mesh router system make an awesome combo.

More than 6 years I set up an Ubiquiti Outdoor AP+ on an upstairs deck of my house to provide wifi to 2 small cabins about 400 feet down the mountain. Each cabin has a Nanostation loco m2 to receive the signal and an airGateway to provide wifi inside the cabins. Recently a work-from-home relative moved into a 3rd cabin on the property and needed internet. Our local dsl provider has maxed out all lines in my rural, mountainous area. The only option for the new tenant was to get satellite internet or attempt to work using my slow, very unreliable dsl internet provided by Frontier Communications. When the satellite installer came, he could not install the satellite receiver on the roof 0f the cabin because he could not get a line of sight. So, the dish was mounted on the roof of my house, about 125 feet up the mountain. Because of my good luck with the Outdoor AP+ and NS loco M2’s, I purchased 2 Nanostation M5’s and an airCube. Used the Nanostations to set up a bridge between the house and the cabin and the airCube to provide wifi inside. Turned off the satellite modem wireless signal at my house. The house Nanostation M5 and the 2ghz OutdoorAP+ are only feet apart, but both systems are working just fine. Although the distance of the bridge is not very far, there are many very leafy trees and bushes between the two buildings. The cabin is receiving a strong signal. I am not a network person but there are others online willing to share their knowledge.

It’ll be great to clarify that it is not wireless internet!

I needed this adapter to connect my wireless Internet and it works perfectly.

Extremely easy to set up, provides great wireless internet coverage through out the house.