Let's Talk MiFi
The Internet is full of possibilities. Often times, you may even find yourself presented with too many choices, making it hard to decide which product would be the best fit for you.
If you’re looking for a product that can deliver free Internet to your portable devices by turning your computer into a Wi-Fi hotspot, we know Connectify is your best bet.
Yet, we’re also aware that this is a day and age where technology thrives on competition! One of our biggest competitors is the Novatel Wireless MiFi wireless router.
Below is a simple chart, displaying the top 5 key differences between MiFi and Connectify. We’ve always trusted our users to make the right decision, which is why we’re leaving the choice up to you.
With Connectify you can do everything you could do with a MiFi, and much more. You don’t have to worry about battery life or another piece of hardware. There’s no need to pay a monthly fee, and there’s no cap on data or overage rates. We think the choice is pretty clear.
….And we knew you’d agree. Download Connectify today!
Comments
joseph a blanchard
Posted on 10-4-2011
will connectify make your internet portable say i go a few miles to my friends house? or say to another state will i still get the connection?
mifi only offers 5gb of data for $70 a month -kaka
Is mifi even in the same market of service as you?
parkerw
Posted on 10-9-2011
Hello, a good feature will have will be bandwidth throttling on connectify hot spots. So you can limit the maximum bandwith speed on the connectify connection if you are sharing it with a bandwidth hog. I wouldn’t mind paying an extra $10 for something like that
BestSolution
Posted on 10-12-2011
Connectify is the best for the value, convenience and easy-to-use.
I agree with the comparison
I love Connectify
surveyor tech
Posted on 10-12-2011
this is VERY helpful information that i will pass on to my fellow land surveyors. Mifi is a pocketbook killer and i can name at least five people who have lost their phone contracts due to Sprints data usage extortion policies..
thanks for sharing this..i wish i could get it for my whole network! cheers
Ardi
Posted on 10-14-2011
Hi,
There is no doubt that Connectify is the best available around
5/5
john
Posted on 10-16-2011
This is a very nyc application, just like jokiuspot though better than it. Many benefits can be derived from it. This is just even much more better than a mifi. Thumbs-up to the programmers of this wonderful software
john
Posted on 10-16-2011
This is a very nyc application, just like jokiuspot though better than it. Many benefits can be derived from it. This is just even much more better than a mifi. Thumbs-up to the programmers of this wonderful software.
GBreisch
Posted on 10-23-2011
On a special plan you may get access for $32/month for Sprint Wireless Card (a PCMCIA old card style – not the mousey USB) that has a 5GB cap and then 5 cents/MB overage. The same card cost $62/month to Sprint for unlimited but the connection is not very fast compared to 3G and we certainly do not have 4G towers here. Sprint will allow you to monitor usage but not accurately or real-time so you have to work hard to keep that cost down. U. S. Cellular (USC) HTC Desire running on the Android system gives you 5GB but you could continuously use it for a full month and never come close to using but a fraction of that since is is about 1/4 or less the speed of the Sprint Wireless Card.
Tethering of the smart phone with the USC is easy but the speed is not that much faster than the old land line high speed offered by netzero many years ago. You can get Google Earth imagery but you gotawait alongtime. The USC cost about $80 and did not include unlimited anything but you can get around that by using Google Voice for what is equivalent to unlimited text and voice plus many other features that surveyors can appreciate.
So when a guy starts to run out of Sprint data he can tether to save $ but will never see much speed as those areas of the US with true 3 or 4G. Still seeking a better solution. Perhaps if USC could up their speed and provide reasonable rates for it, one could tell Sprint Bye-Bye or vise versa and save about $10-$30/month. That USC promo thing say you can get a new phone early but they do not tell you the odds with the little points that they give you unless you become a salesman for them and actually get others to buy and give you the credit so you can get the extra points to earn that higher speed phone.