VERIZON Jetpack UNLIMITED Data Review - New NO THROTTLE Verizon Hotspot 

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I have fixed wifi at home but a friend of mine lives the van life so I'll pass this on to her. I like the level of detail you go into. This feels very thorough and credible. Thanks for sharing.

Just ordered the jetpack and the unlimited plan. Thanks for the tip, Amber!

I'm still paying $ 160 / mon . After negotiating.

Thanks for all the info! I'm seriously considering this plan.

Hi Amber. How has your experience been for the last 5 months with this plan. Thanks.

This is exciting. I have an ATT hotspot for vanlife and mostly I was hitting a brick wall on internet. I have to try this. I'm a freelancer, not a digital nomad. But staying connected is a huge part of staying on top of finding jobs and getting jobs.

I set this Plan up with Verizon Prepaid earlier today because of this video. I’m getting 15-20 megs down in Los Angeles during late night/early morning hours. And 10-15 megs down during evening hours. I’ll be adding 3 phone lines to Verizon Prepaid next month. The service is solid.

Awesome news. I’m at 15G right now and am about to be buffered. I’m gonna go into a Verizon store and get a sim from them and switch from plan to prepaid. Boom. Thanks

The "tier 1" service is federally mandated with all carriers. Emergency responders who are enrolled in the program, pay an extra monthly fee if the carrier wants to charge it, PLUS an additional airtime fee if they actively place a call on the plan. So don't worry about tier 1 unless there's an emergency there. There are also more tiers for NVMOs, but Verizon has very few of them other than Comcast Xfinity Mobile. Priorities for NVMOs are confidential.

Excellent Video! Amber 😊 New subscriber!

Thanks! Very informative and helpful. May I ask what model jet pack you are using?

Great review! Very informative! Indio area?

During your speed test you were surly closer to the ATT tower. People don't realize that you must be within 14 miles of a tower to even connect. Thanks for sharing.

Still getting anywhere from 7 - 25 down and 2 - 7 up with minor hiccups. I downloading 4 big 70gb games on my Playstation 4 and some 20 30gb games as well. So far my Hotspot device still remains consistent. This Verizon hotspot device was a win win for me and my daughter. I live in Queens NewYork

where were you at in the desert? The reason why I ask is because I'm actually in San Diego county in the desert portions of borrego springs and AT&t is the primary out here. This video is extremely helpful because there's no internet service otherwise. Great video and thank you!

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving🦃 Thank you I have been wondering about the jetpack unlimited stay safe

Great review. I appreciate your comparison with other provides. Helps create a clear picture. Your review helped with my purchase.

Clicked as the reviewer had gorgeous eyes and was pretty. And learned a few things too! Subscribed

thanks for sharing that information. I am looking at adding a hotspot in the next few months.

I love my jetpack I've had it for 5months had problems adding my prepaid card who to call etc...and once I got it all correct on the phone I found it very easy to pay for my mins I pay 75.00 a month but my bill is 70.00 the extra 5 does add up and I will have a month where I don't have to pay for it I can tell you it's so worth it and I love it

Thank you very much for the video. I WAS a Verizon customer, but as you know, the "unlimited" plan was capped at 15 gigs. I just went to the Verizon website and followed your instructions, and I now have the $70 plan plus taxes/fees, less $5 for autopay. I will let you know how it works out here in South Carolina! Thanks again!

Those speed test rates are great better than what I get on my DSL in my house.

Great subject matter, do you have a signal booster also? Between solar and battery storage van life can get expensive!

Hi Amber - thanks for the video! Have you by any chance ever measured the watt usage per hour of this device? I am looking to spend several months on the road in a much less versatile setup than your own and having enough electricity is one of my biggest priorities

Thank you so much. Awesome video

I think that Verizon gives you 30 days to decide if you want to keep any new equipment and service before you're locked in. Great video, I subscribed.

I really enjoyed yout presentation. Thanks.

Thank you, I stated with this one. and had to uping the account to a $50, becasuse of my move to a diffrent apartment in the same town I live in. between milwaukee and chicgo, so it has be working good for me in this area, thank again for the usefull vidio,

Thank you so much for your quick response thank you for your info keep up the good work

Thanks for turning us on to this plan. We're on our second month. Happy so far. What they don't tell you, in the fine print, is that you get shoved to the bottom of the totem pole, so to speak, on the tower. So when it gets really busy, one may expect the lag monster to show up (or worse, your signal gets dropped). I noticed performance goes way down during prime time.

The speed issues in the rural area might be related to your jetpack. Some of the faster speeds are only available on certain bands or frequencies. If your jet pack does not cover the frequencies used in certain areas for LTE you will be using the slower and likely more congested bands.

This is helpful! Please show more tests thanks

Good review. Thank you!

My jet pack sux using Verizon prepaid on an unlocked nighthawk by att and working flawless used 30 gigs I. 30 minute no throttle still strong

Do you use a signal booster with your van?

I have had the Jetpack $65 prepaid plan for 3 weeks. It seems as soon as I hit 60gb of data my jetpack got throttled, and not only during "congested times". My jetpack will be downloading at .538kbps, While my phone (on a 3rd party verizon plan) will run at 4-6 mbps download. I live out in the middle of nowhere and the closest tower is 8 miles away in a very small town. I'm thinking there shouldn't be any congestion. I'll wait and see how this last week go's to decide if I keep it.

Very helpful: )

Good review. Do you think it’s worth having for those camping days? I’m remote so would love to have something like this.

Thank you for your concise critique. So frustrating that full-time rvers have to play so many games to get decent internet😡 It’s like living dial-up all over again 👎

Great info!

Oooh... good info! Thank you.

!Technomedia reviewed this plan a week or so ago. The explained that the network management has to do mostly with peak usage times. You dai you checked it in the morning and at night? I would think in a congested area those would be the busiest times. But r aflot of boondockers we stay away from larger populations/urban areas/cities where tower traffic would be crowded. Their experience was that it was pretty good! Anyway, check out their site for more info!

Great Video... so now it's been over 2 months... Do you still like it?

I realize your video is 3 years old but I have had a Jet Pack since they came out. I love it and use it all the time and it has never let me down. I think I pay about $50.00 a month. My phone service is one I don't recall the name of but it always works for $35.00 a month. I try and not get mired in the mud of mediocrity.

I average 70Mbps down and 20Mbps up and the last 2 months I have used over 1TB of data with no issues.

I have been testing it in several parts in salt lake city at different times. I have already used over 30GB of data and no throttling. But yes it is network managed. During the day I get around 10mbps down and 12mbps up. Evenings after 9pm I would get different places where signals are full bars around 190mbps down and around 80mbps up.

Great info. Thank you! But yikes! $65 a month? I travelled with a friend using an AT&T mifi off and on for 8 months. His mifi is just $15 a month! When my Verizon cell phone hot spot couldn’t stream, which was about 85% of the time, his ATT mifi had perfect signal streaming and uploading. So I used his ATT mifi about 85% of the time when we travelled together. This was in Arizona and the West Coast CA through Oregon. And when Verizon throttles I could never stream RU-vid or even do comments. Not happy with Verizon so far. And $65 a month PLUS your cell phone bill? Yikes! I’m debating between a Verizon jet pack or a wifi booster.

I just got this recently and I love the plan but my mifi router keeps rebooting over and over again. I spoke with Verizon about it and they're going to do a replacement but made it clear I had to do it within 14 days of purchase. They seemed very confused on how to proceed on pre-paid plans.

The jetpack you use will also determine your download and upload speeds which may be why your Verizon didn't do well in the desert and AT&T did. I'm just learning that myself because I am trying to buy one. Was going to buy the cheaper Ellipsis until i found out the newer jetpacks have triple and quadruple the upload/download speeds in same locations.

Is a 5yr old jet pak capable to work with new Verizon jet pak plan. Speed and everything? I Still have my old plan with old jet pak. Live in a very rural area Southeast Ohio

I'm having trouble settling in one place, so home WiFi is a definite no. This plan seems so convenient that I will buy this next week. Maybe now I'll have a good excuse to begin vanlife haha

Thank you. I suspect the prepaid plan is at the “bottom of the barrel” because they already have your money.

Useful info!

I have this 40 down Got online. no cap, no slow down unless congested, Mine never slows down. no contract. used 61 g so far with no problems

Great vid i sub

I have the true unlimited with verizon and you dont have noticeable issues; for the most part. it is amazing a true no- throttle plan. I watch a lot of tv etc and no issues

Had it from may 2019 til October worked great Then they cut off hotspot even though it was sold as hotspot shutdown midnight October 1 2019 even with autopay Now says on plan details no hot spot but will work in iPad just no hotspot! During 6 months it worked I pulled over 2 terabytes Just got t-mobile home internet it work great so far

Nice presentation, so what is the cost of AT&T plan, how many Gigs, and do you ever get throttled, is the AT&T prepaid ???? I already have a AT&T hot spot that I would like to reactivate but also going to checkout Verizon

Thanks for sharing. I wonder why they don't have "true" unlimited hotspot thru phones anymore. Is this plan only good for jetpacks? I still have an old unlimited plan but having a hard time staying in the old phones that aren't updating to android 6+. When my phones work we can watch video streaming with data usage into the 100G/month range when away from home. Would be higher but we have broadband at the house.

I noticed you’re using a weboost booster..If the outdoor antenna isn’t setup correctly you’ll get slower speeds..i use one also if it’s set up just right Verizon speeds blows away att.

What does the jetpack actually do? I'm trying out the 45$ plan right now. I guess it's ok. You recommend the unlimited?

Excellent video. Thank you

Story chasing it's still a managed plan. Meaning data is prioritized to post paid users only truly unthrottled one I have found is AT&T prepaid, a d the one I use via netbuddy.

Great stuff thank you

Hay! Wow you’re so close To me I’m in Murrieta Ca would be nice to meet you at some point. I enjoy all your videos.

Verizon's new way of throttling comes down to streaming video and congestion - If you are cool with 480p and are reasonable with your usage their basic Unlimited plan is cool. They have beyond unlimited that streams HD video. I don't think they are capping Upstream connections afaik. Right now I am able to upload faster than download which is pretty awesome for video editing and syncing. So basically the idea of "throttling" is pretty passe, it's more sophisticated than what it used to be. I just got a new plan @ Verizon a few days ago. I bought a OnePlus 6t and it has been fantastic so far. I was concerned because I live in a rural area and the OP6t is an LTE-only phone. However, coverage has been great so far. Tethering is now included in the unlimited plan for no extra fee, but I haven't really tried it out yet.

👍Thank you! 🙏🤗💞🤗

What’s the cell service you are getting in these rural areas really looking forward to buying one but want to know the standards for cell service if there are any

I'm definitely going to buy one asap

Here’s so detailed info for everyone in regards to network management & how networks actually operate. - signal strength & how many people are on a “tower” are really only one aspect of the equation, especially in regards to network management. When you use a tower, all your info is routed back to a switch room. Switch locations are usually not on site at the cell sites, rather they are scattered throughout the next nearest city in various locations, usually those big no-window buildings with a Verizon or AT&T symbol on them. I used to live down the block from a AT&T one. In a Major city like Los Angeles, the towers & switches are set up to handle hundreds of thousands of devices at any given time. Thus why network management is less likely to effect you as heavily in a urban setting. There’s way more capacity very close by. Speaking about Verizon specifically, when your in the desert and you see a tower sitting in the middle of nowhere, most of the time that tower is only receiving power from electrical lines heading to it and NOT fiber. Data is transmitted using large “repeater” dishes attached to the side to bounce signal from a switch room somewhere near a city hundreds of miles from tower to tower into the middle of no where. Since this is basically a big repeater array, there’s a lot of room for signal interference. But beyond that, it’s the issues with switches. It’s asking one switch to handle hundreds of miles of space on a repeater network. It just doesn’t make for great speeds. - AT&T set up their company very differently than Verizon. Most of their existing sites were buy outs from other companies during the great GSM acquisitions. Plus they had one of the nations most complete pre-existing network of existing cable work / permits for use out of anyone else since they were effectively one of the first in the telephone business in the states. A decent portion of AT&T’s network is actually hard wired in due to this, and they have a stronger network of switching stations available. - Another thing to heavily keep in mind is that LTE is a very general term for a very Broad spectrum. LTE exists in so many forms, from LTE Intro, LTE-Advance, LTE-MIMO, LTE- LAA Format, the list goes on and on and on. A cell site has to be completely updated in order to handle each new rendition of the tech, which just doesn’t happen that often. Dense urban centers like downtown LA have the backbone for the new MIMO / LAA format in place, which can allow for gigabit LTE speeds (a way to keep consistency between the soon coming 5G system), but that tech doesn’t exactly make sense for a small desert town of 2k people. Some locations are strictly in place for service only. I wouldn’t doubt for a second they may still be running intro level LTE antennas, which allow for a general 15-30MBps speed range in good conditions. LTE is a Evolution of the GSM / HSPSA backbone. Verizon is new to this game!!! Their CDMA / EVDO backbone had to be totally moved to this format, as everyone knows HSPSA destroyed EVDO in long term development. AT&T has been in this game for a long time, and the network was designed to handle this type of architecture from the 3G (HSPSA) beginnings. Verizon has always shelled more cash out for spectrum. But the game is getting closer by the day. I personally have Verizon on my iPhone XS (been trying to find a market which services LTE-LAA to test the gigabit speeds but haven’t found one yet) - and a netgear nighthawk LTE (AT&T’s first LAA format router) with a unlimited plus plan grandfathered from last year. I’ve had very little to no slow downs on AT&T in rural / metro markets, with the occasional exceptions here or there. If you have AT&T on a hotspot / unlimited plan... the NEW Nighthawks are coming out soon which will have the first ever chips which can use the 5G network. Save your pennies cause it’s worth the upgrade. - personal recommendation, the nighthawk allows for you to plug in a external router via Ethernet... I pare a Apple AirPort Extreme AC format WiFi I picked up used on amazon to my nighthawk and the speeds / stability of my network / range of WiFi couldn’t be better. Turn off any and all WiFi functionality on the hotspot and use it as strictly a hub to move LTE data in and out, and put the backbone of the work on the WiFi router. - Happy travels everyone!!

I've been with Verizon since 2011 and I use 50/70 gb a month and I've never been throttled, I've noticed a few times when I'm over the 22 gb that I have to wait when I'm on a busy tower but I've never been throttled. Throttled means that you are slowed down when you reach the allotted 22 gb and you won't be able to do much at all,

I find traveling across America in general, is that rural setting have slower speeds and get congested more with fewer people. I believe ( not sure if it’s true but my thoughts) why would carriers put BIG internet pipes and upgrade hardware to be able to handle 1000s of people for high speed access in........Bill Wyoming where there might be 50 people. You would certainly need all that in bigger city with lots of people.

We ordered the unlimited prepaid jetpack service and for some reason they could not get it to activate so after 6 hours (literally 6 hours) we requested they just refund our card and they all the sudden hung up on us. You mentioned the little headache and several different people you talked with, well your right but it's a HUGE headache. 3 weeks now still no refund and regular Verizon (non prepaid) said they have no reason to not give us a refund since the service was never activated however prepaid keeps refusing. Prepaid has denied our request for refund 3 times now. When you call prepaid for be ready to wait on hold and get hung up on several times, they did this to the regular Verizon agent we spoke with as well. We were told (by Verizon) the prepaid side does this all the time and they are very bad to deal with. The regular Verizon has been nothing but apologetic and said if they could they would refund our 65.00 however they have no control over prepaid. I am honestly surprised Verizon has their name attached to this prepaid division since they have no control over what prepaid does.Regular Verizon explained the prepaid to us as; yes its Verizon network however prepaid customers not given the same priority as regular Verizon customers. Regular customers have top priority of speeds and prepaid is at the bottom. Keep in mind this is just my experience but it was enough to keep me away from Verizon completely.

Just hotspot a Staight-Talk pre pay phone $55 a month. Unlimited no throttle. 4g. 20download and 5upload. I pay $55 for my phone and then at home it's my main internet for laptop and game. Not breaking any TOS and never had buffer or slow speed and it's all included in the phone I am already paying For. No contract. Perfect for RV.

We are full timers and use a VZ unlimited shared unlimited plan with two iPhones and one iPad with cellular. I was checking out the VZ wireless website and got into a chat session with a rep. He said I could add a Jetpack to our account for only $20 and it would not be throttled after 15g as my iPhones are when I use the hotspot. I assume it would be subject to the 22g network managed limited depending on the cell tower traffic. I decided to visit a VZ store soon and get their take on this. A Jetpack would make things easier in our trailer since my laptop and my wife's iPad do not have cellular connectivity.

I returned our 2nd 8800L Jetpack to Verizon today. I was supposed to exchange it for a new one since tech support told me it was defective. Instead the Verizon customer service people made me so mad I returned it, ate the restocking fee and walked away. The 8800L seemed very promising and when it worked it was fine. It did not work on a regular reliable basis. It began dropping us off the network, frequently. So often that it was useless as an internet service providing device. I called the manufacturer, INSEEGO, and the man I spoke with admitted they have had many complaints about the units dropping off, not letting anyone log on, appearing to be on the internet but downloading nothing. This went on for 3 weeks and 2 units. The 2nd one worked for 10 days almost flawlessly, and then started the same BS. Verizon tech people, tier 1, tried to help but nothing they offered fixed the issue. When I signed up for the unlimited prepaid plan, and then had problems and called tech support, 2 out of 3 tier 1 tech support agents would not talk to me because it was prepaid. They sent to Prepaid tech support, which was a joke. No one in prepaid tech support knew anything about the device. I knew more, which is not saying much. Verizon is a nightmare company. No more tries with Verizon. Looking into resellers of unlimited data and a device that actually works.

which area in the "desert" were you when you did the speed test

So if I want it for one month, then not again for three months, then another month, do I have to call them to manage all this? Or only call them for the months I want?

Yea I have the jetpack I'm paying 75 dollars I use 900gb a month I was never slowed or throttle for 2 years or more I will never give up my plan works great for me I can't get no service not even satlite internet only Verizon the tower is a mile down my road

Great video

So what about the existing plan with hotspot? How can you eliminate your own hotspot and just use the jet pack?

They are still throttled on congested towers, as prepaid is the lowest priority as far as service. AT&T has same type of plan, throttles ONLY during congested times after 22GB and it's only $29.95. Have been running entire home network with it for months now, including Home Automation. These all have one big downfall, stuck behind the 4G carriers NAT (prevents web-hooks (like IFTTT), hosting local web sites, or any type of incoming web requests). I get varying speeds and have went over 40gb but not very often.

I've had an unlimited LTE hotspot with no throttling for years with Tmobile run all my Rokus and xbox with no problems.. Tmobile is 2nd to none some months I've used over 1 TB and still consistently get 600 mbps

So help me understand. Currently I am a Verizon cell phone customer but I have considered straight talk and TracFone. Does this Verizon hotspot work with the cell phone carriers and is there an issue with Verizon if you do not use their cell phone plan. Interesting video thank you

It depends on where you are. In a crowded area with lots of customers, you know the rest...

New subscriber lets c what u got simple living high thinking south-africa

I switched to a stronger device and I'm throttled. I can't even upload page

I think my family is on the pre-paid currently and my download speeds are like 2.2 MBs and peaks at 2.4 MBs. We have a Mi-Fi jet pack and have been hoping for internet in our area ever since we knew what it was.

Please keep us informed. To any updates or changes you have discovered. I have jet pack on Verizon unlimited plan and it gets throttled after 14gigs. Would love a truly unlimited plan.

Yeah I got my jetpack at a verizon store and the guy didn't even know the plan existed. I love this plan so far but only had it for a month. I'm having a hard time figuring out how to pay for my second month?

Do those digital hotspots work well on your computer or just phones or tablets?

I have 4 of these lines. Looking to rent 2 of them out.

Would a hotspot work in a country like Honduras?

Good video thanks

I have one of these that has been de-activated for a few years now and i am looking for a solution around the caps and throttling of the supposed "unlimited data" plans they offer. I know this video is 6 mo. old now and was wondering what you thought of this method that you are testing.

Here is the answer to your speed test results by this gentleman... Here’s some detailed info for everyone in regards to network management & how networks actually operate. - signal strength & how many people are on a “tower” are really only one aspect of the equation, especially in regards to network management. When you use a tower, all your info is routed back to a switch room. Switch locations are usually not on site at the cell sites, rather they are scattered throughout the next nearest city in various locations, usually those big no-window buildings with a Verizon or AT&T symbol on them. I used to live down the block from an AT&T one. In a Major city like Los Angeles, the towers & switches are set up to handle hundreds of thousands of devices at any given time. Thus why network management is less likely to effect you as heavily in a urban setting. There’s way more capacity very close by. Speaking about Verizon specifically, when your in the desert and you see a tower sitting in the middle of nowhere, most of the time that tower is only receiving power from electrical lines heading to it and NOT fiber. Data is transmitted using large “repeater” dishes attached to the side to bounce signal from a switch room somewhere near a city hundreds of miles from tower to tower into the middle of no where. Since this is basically a big repeater array, there’s a lot of room for signal interference. But beyond that, it’s the issues with switches. It’s asking one switch to handle hundreds of miles of space on a repeater network. It just doesn’t make for great speeds. - AT&T set up their company very differently than Verizon. Most of their existing sites were buy outs from other companies during the great GSM acquisitions. Plus they had one of the nations most complete pre-existing network of existing cable work / permits for use out of anyone else since they were effectively one of the first in the telephone business in the states. A decent portion of AT&T’s network is actually hard wired in due to this, and they have a stronger network of switching stations available. - Another thing to heavily keep in mind is that LTE is a very general term for a very Broad spectrum. LTE exists in so many forms, from LTE Intro, LTE-Advance, LTE-MIMO, LTE- LAA Format, the list goes on and on and on. A cell site has to be completely updated in order to handle each new rendition of the tech, which just doesn’t happen that often. Dense urban centers like downtown LA have the backbone for the new MIMO / LAA format in place, which can allow for gigabit LTE speeds (a way to keep consistency between the soon coming 5G system), but that tech doesn’t exactly make sense for a small desert town of 2k people. Some locations are strictly in place for service only. I wouldn’t doubt for a second they may still be running intro level LTE antennas, which allow for a general 15-30MBps speed range in good conditions. LTE is a Evolution of the GSM / HSPSA backbone. Verizon is new to this game!!! Their CDMA / EVDO backbone had to be totally moved to this format, as everyone knows HSPSA destroyed EVDO in long term development. AT&T has been in this game for a long time, and the network was designed to handle this type of architecture from the 3G (HSPSA) beginnings. Verizon has always shelled more cash out for spectrum. But the game is getting closer by the day. I personally have Verizon on my iPhone XS (been trying to find a market which services LTE-LAA to test the gigabit speeds but haven’t found one yet) - and a netgear nighthawk LTE (AT&T’s first LAA format router) with a unlimited plus plan grandfathered from last year. I’ve had very little to no slow downs on AT&T in rural / metro markets, with the occasional exceptions here or there. If you have AT&T on a hotspot / unlimited plan... the NEW Nighthawks are coming out soon which will have the first ever chips which can use the 5G network. Save your pennies cause it’s worth the upgrade. - personal recommendation, the nighthawk allows for you to plug in a external router via Ethernet... I pare a Apple AirPort Extreme AC format WiFi I picked up used on amazon to my nighthawk and the speeds / stability of my network / range of WiFi couldn’t be better. Turn off any and all WiFi functionality on the hotspot and use it as strictly a hub to move LTE data in and out, and put the backbone of the work on the WiFi router. - Happy travels everyone!! www.att.com/devices/netgear/nighthawk-lte-mobile-hotspot-router.html#sku=sku8820339

I just found a MiFi jetpack in a parking lot with charging cable. How can I find out who it belongs to and get it returned back to them? Thanks

Since atnt has shut down on us for the cheap unlimited, is this still available?

The link you provided not longer shows the unlimited plan only 60GB FOR 70 BUCKS, that sucks. Thanks for the information anyhow, how much are you paying for AT&T?