To keep up with the competition, WiFiRents will need to lower their prices, drop the 5 GB cap or provide 4G devices from Sprint or Verizon.
Category: Mobile Broadband Rental
Mobile broadband rental allows the use of equipment without ownership. There is no long term contract (postpaid) or cost to purchase equipment (prepaid). The downside is a higher price that is almost always more expensive in the long term but can be affordable in the short term.
How Much Does WiFiRents Cost?
WiFiRents has two price levels. One for broadband cards and a higher price for mobile hotspots. Compare here.
WiFiRents Broadband Cards & Mobile Hotspots
WiFiRents.com has 3 types of broadband cards & 1 mobile hotspot available to rent. Get the MiFi 2200 if it’s in the budget.
WiFiRents 3G Speed & Coverage
WiFiRents.com uses Verizon & AT&T devices, you’ll have access to 3G speeds and coverage respective to each network.
How Does WiFiRents.com Work?
Like most mobile broadband rental companies, WiFiRents works in 4 steps. Here’s what it looks like [VIDEO].
WiFiRents | 2011 Mobile Broadband Review
WiFiRents hasn’t changed much in 2 years. The devices are the same (no 4G devices) and there’s still a 5 GB cap.
Should You Get Event Radio Rentals?
Event Radio Rentals has the latest Sprint & Verizon 4G devices & excellent customer service. The downside? Data caps.
Event Radio Rentals | How Much Does It Cost?
Strangely enough, 4G devices can be cheaper than 3G counterparts through Event Radio Rentals.
Event Radio Rentals | 4G Broadband Cards & Mobile Hotspots
Event Radio Rentals has 5 broadband cards & 3 mobile hotspots for mobile broadband rental. The cool ones are Sprint & Verizon 4G devices.
Event Radio Rentals | 4G Speed Tests & Coverage Review
Here I test the Verizon 4G UML290 and the Sprint U300 via Event Radio Rentals. Verizon leaves Sprint in the dust.