Tag Archive: 3G Speed

ReadyBroadband | 2011 Prepaid Mobile Broadband Review

readybroadband-2011

Although ReadyBroadband’s made generous increases in data allotments for their plans, will it be enough to compete with Virgin Mobile & Cricket?

ReadyBroadband 3G Speed & Coverage | 2011 Prepaid Mobile Broadband

ReadyBroadband 3G Speed & Coverage

Readybroadband resells Sprint’s service. As such, their 3G speed & coverage reflect that of the parent network.

DataJack | 2011 Prepaid Mobile Broadband Review

DataJack | 2011 Prepaid Mobile Broadband

For $50 a month, DataJack offers 5 GB of 3G prepaid mobile broadband. Device choices include a USB broadband card & MiFi 2200 mobile hotspot.

DataJack 3G Speed | 2011 Prepaid Mobile Broadband

DataJack 3G Speed

While DataJack 3G speed can do Skype, VoIP and YouTube, that could deplete your 5 GB plan quickly.

2011 Prepaid Mobile Broadband Comparison

Prepaid Mobile Broadband

Virgin Mobile & Millenicom prepaid mobile broadband emerge as the winners over AT&T, Cricket, DataJack, ReadyBroadband & Verizon.

Millenicom 3G & 4G Speed | 2011 Prepaid Mobile Broadband

Millenicom 3G & 4G Speed

Millenicom 3G speed is from 0.5 – 1.5 Mbps. Their 4G speed however, can be as fast as 20.29 Mbps. That’s faster than DSL and Cable.

Virgin Mobile Broadband | 2011 Broadband2Go Review

Virgin Mobile Broadband 2011

Virgin Mobile, now a Sprint subsidiary, reflects their 3G speed & coverage. Unlike their parent company, they offer 3G unlimited mobile broadband.

Virgin Mobile Broadband 3G Speed | 2011

Virgin Mobile Broadband 3G Speed 2011

Virgin Mobile broadband speeds reflect their parent company Sprint. Average downloads: 600-1400 Kbps. Average uploads: 350-500 Kbps.

Cricket Broadband | 2011 Prepaid Mobile Broadband

Cricket Broadband | 2011 Review

Cricket 3G coverage has increased by 250%, while rates increased by $5. In addition to launching their 1st mobile hotspot, overnight shipping is free.

Cricket 3G Speed | 2011 Prepaid Mobile Broadband

Cricket 3G Speed

Cricket 3G speed hasn’t made any improvements. With a 50% hit or miss satisfaction rating at DSLReports, this isn’t their strong suit.