ZTE Modems & Hotspots

The ZTE ZMax Connect hotspot works with a wide range of low-cost and prepaid carriers, but it doesn't take the best advantage of AT&T's or T-Mobile's 4G networks.

The ZTE Warp Connect is the best of Sprint's unimpressive hotspot selection thanks to its external antenna port.

The AT&T Home Base is a unique hotspot-router combo. It's a better choice than satellite for rural home connections, but it's still second tier to landline internet.

The addition of 4G LTE support makes XCom Global's Wi-Fi hotspot the best way for data-hungry travelers to stay connected abroad.

The ZTE Z-917 is one of the most basic hotspots available, but it's an inexpensive gateway to some good T-Mobile LTE deals.

TelecomSquare's Mobile WiFi Hotpot provides a functional, if slow, way to stay connected when traveling abroad.

The Sprint Pocket Wi-Fi is a decent hotspot, but overpriced compared with the competition.

The ZTE Z915 LTE hotspot gives you the most T-Mobile LTE coverage you can get in a small, affordable device.

The Sprint LivePro is a combination mobile hotspot, projector, and Android tablet. It's one of the most versatile mobile devices ever created, but it's pricey and doesn't excel at any one task.

T-Mobile's first LTE hotspot can go all day, but it needs a firmware update to reach its true potential.