just got this and went on a 2k trip and hod no problems getting on line no matter where we were,5 stars so far

After doing quite a bit of research on mobile internet options for camping and RV trips, I’ve learned that if you want to stay reliably connected, you need more than just one setup. Ideally, you should have at least three different options to minimize downtime. The TravlFi JourneyGo should definitely be one of them. I’ll admit, I was a little skeptical at first. Given its compact size, I wasn’t sure how well it would perform or if it would live up to the hype. But the positive reviews convinced me to give it a try, and I’m glad I did. This little puck-shaped device does exactly what it promises. It searches for available cellular signals, locks onto the strongest one, and rebroadcasts it as a secure Wi-Fi hotspot. Of course, there are still areas out there where no cellular signal exists regardless of your provider, but those are few and far between these days. During my trips, the JourneyGo performed solidly. I had no issues working remotely, uploading and transferring files, or keeping up with my day-to-day tasks. It handled everything I threw at it without a hiccup. Another big plus is TravlFi’s flexible data plans. They offer different tiers to match your usage needs, and best of all, there are no pausing fees like you’ll find with some other hotspot carriers. This makes it a great choice for seasonal travelers who don’t need year-round service. Overall, this device has been a reliable companion on the road and a great part of my mobile internet toolkit. If you travel often or work remotely while RVing, the TravlFi JourneyGo is worth considering.

Getting ready to go on an adventure for a week or so. It will be a good test.

We were apprehensive about this device. But, we were out in the sticks at a campground. It worked perfectly. Truly amazed. Next month we try it at Ocen City, Wa.

We are enjoying the Journey.

Waaaaaay better than my previous unit, Journey1. Constant connectivity throughout the day

It buffers while streaming. We are retired and in an rv with direct site of a cell tower . It sits in the window pointed directly at it and we were shocked that it buffers.

We didn't have very good luck with it We used it on our t-mobile phones this weekend and it didn't seem to be any better than the way our phone signals were before we tried this out. Maybe we are using it wrong?

Staying in one place works well, good signal. Haven’t tried picking up the signal on the move. My biggest complaint is can’t read the PW on the back. Small and black printed on black.