Gadgetory

what's up everyone John Breton jure from the TechnoBuffalo here there are a few things in life you can always use more of you can always use more love you can always use more friends you can always use some more money and you always need more jeez well now we've got an extra G from what we had before you can see that's 4 G's which beats three GS by one you've got an unboxing of the Samsung 4G LTE SCH LG 11 LC 11 actually it is a 4G mobile hotspot you can play a drinking game at home for how many times I say 4G it's a mobile hotspot it replaces the my5 2200 which was previously in Verizon's lineup as their main mic by device which is only 3g we'll take a look at that guy in just a minute let's go ahead and get to the unboxing so that was a crazy long intro I'm feeling one of my a little bit stealing mood so they're bear with me with this one guys let's go ahead and run through some prices this is going to set you back 270 dollars if you decide you don't want to sign a two-year data contract which is the route that I recommend is that the rate these things come out and the rate that wireless network share changing you definitely might not want to be stuck into a two-year contract if you do want to go the two-year round however it'll cost you 9999 on contract and to get all of your data you can either get one of two plans you can get five gigabytes for 50 bucks with $10 over per gigabyte or if you are a heavy heavy Internet user you can get 10 gigs for $80 in that same $10 per favore used any sort of MiFi this is going to look pretty identical to anything else it looks like a few credit cards stacked you may have seen what the my fight 22-hundred looks like I'll go ahead and whip it out and show you for size comparisons here there's my fi there's the Samsung 4G one they look exactly the same - a few buttons this one letting you know that where G is there go ahead and turn it on for just a minute and I'll show you what some of them LEDs looks like inside the box I'm guessing you guys can guess what's in here nothing overly fancy schmancy got a power cord go into the wall with a connection on the end for USB which gets used with this cord right here it's got micro USB for charging and it's a cord always funny to see these now in Verizon boxes actually it's a SIM card which this was sent by Verizon for for review so they actually already installed the SIM card but that's where this SIM card lives you've got some instructions here for how to use this nothing terribly fancy how to how to login you can treat this just like any sort of wireless router and you can change your password and change your network name and all that stuff and then some master your device things I can get out so here is the device and you know it's working you know you got board G when it's all green if you're not in a 4G area you can use this as a 3G hotspot 4G will technically get you possibly perhaps if you're lucky ten times faster than 3G look at the back of it I had a look for awhile for where the SIM card would go right there's where you're gonna get charged on but this actually does have a removable back which is kind of nice let's go ahead and remove a setback I'll do a little striptease music here's I pull it off so I have removed the back I got my finger covering all of that network information business here is the battery realistically you'll probably get about four or so hours of a battery life you can keep it charged while using it so you can plug it into the wall or plug into your computer whatever your SIM card lives with standard battery fare here three point seven volt battery in case you're wondering or keeping track at home go ahead and pop that manage amma back in i'm gonna do some speed comparisons here with some other 4g devices that we've got kicking around we've no shortage of data options here a TechnoBuffalo we've got Verizon's other actually one of their first 4g options this is the pantech modem that's plugged directly into the computer speed tester always fun so stay tuned for another video seeing which one's faster whether or not using Wi-Fi or plugging directly into USB is going quicker I'm guessing if I was a bettin man that plug into USB it's going to be quicker than using the MiFi but I've been wrong many many times as my wife will tell you so you can see if this is one of those cases anyway guys I'm John Breton jure from TechnoBuffalo this has been an unboxing of the Samsung SG h LC 11 I'll see you the next video bye