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Published: 2011-04-11, Author: Ben , review by: umpcportal.com
Abstract: Along with a number of other 4G devices, Verizon has launched several USB modems for their speedy 4G data network. The modem is compatible with Mac and Windows, backwards compatible with 3G, and can send text messages from its own number. Data plans will ...
Good looking. Solid performance. Verizon's LTE network is blazing fast,
No external antenna port or Mac support. Hinge looks a bit breakable.
We tested the VL600 in New York City head-to-head against the competing Pantech UML290 at 11 different locations over the course of a day. We transferred files over FTP, downloaded Web pages using curl, and ran the speed tester at speedtest.net. We did...
There’s no denying that LTE is fast, although we’ll be returning to benchmark the service in a few months time when the network will presumably be under heavier loading. Still, if you demand the fastest mobile broadband around and live or work in an a...
Verizon's LG VL600 LTE USB Modem offers a superfast connection to the Internet for a single computer. It also enables sending and receiving text messages
The VL600 is bulky, doesn't have built-in storage for its setup software, and only works with one computer at a time. Verizon's data plans are pricey and come with a data cap. The device only works with Windows
Verizon's LG VL600 LTE USB Modem offers arguably the fastest mobile Internet access solution for those who can afford Verizon's data plans.
Data performance blows other networks away, Seamless hand-offs from 4G to 3G, Fast response times enables multiplayer gaming, Can handle streaming HD video without buffering, 4G plans cost $10 less than Verizon's 3G plans,
Can't seamlessly roam from 3G to 4G, No Mac support yet, Can chew through 5GB cap quickly, Smaller 4G footprint than T-Mobile and Sprint, Modem relatively bulky
Though you'll want to mind your data usage, Verizon Wireless' first 4G LTE modem blazes past Sprint's and T-Mobile's networks.
