📶 Huawei E5330Bs-2 3G Mobile WiFi Hotspot: Reliable Connectivity for Europe, Asia, Middle East & Africa Review

The device was well packaged and arrived on time but I am very disappointed with its performance. I have two SIM cards installed in it from different service providers and none of them give me anything better than a slow 2G connection. The search for available networks from the device only shows the 2G network of each provider. I've tried both SIM cards in regular phones with connectivity and got full 3G service at near top speeds so I know it's the device and not the network. I prefer to use…

This device worked great to avoid high international roaming charges during a recent trip to Holland. After landing, I bought a Lebara SIM for 10 euros, which gave me 1 gigabyte of data for 30 days. Everywhere I went with my Samsung S3, I received reliable 3G data on the KPN network. I have only used Skype to make and receive calls using the Skype for Android app. My US calls have always been better than regular cell phone quality. I measured voice usage at 19 megabytes per hour. Thus, one…

**Update!** Works great in Chad! Been using it in the country for about a month. Too bad we didn't get the 4G LTE version, because at the moment there is 4G in the capital, but where we are now only H+ or 3G. Works surprisingly well. Sometimes you have to restart it because the connection is shaky, but it could be Tigo. Use it with their new unlimited hotspot service. The battery lasts 4-6 hours depending on the intensity of use. Works great with all our devices, but if you have 4G LTE choose…

A great device. I have several hotspots in different countries that I can use, but now that this one is fully unlocked I can leave them at home. The only advice is to decide who you're getting your sim from before you travel. On this last trip I used Lebra - a great stretcher that seems to have covered most of Europe.