ZTE U10, Wi Fi 6/4G LTE Mobile Fi, Unlocked Low Cost Portable Hotspot, Connects to 32 Devices, 2000mAh Battery, Built in Antenna for Enhanced Speeds, Includes Pre Loaded 12GB Data SIM by Three

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Amazon Perfect for moving house or to have instant internet connectivity on all your devices on the go. Simply insert the Three pre-loaded 12GB data SIM into the ZTE U10 – no setup required Connects to ANY 32 WiFi enabled devices including: TV, gaming consoles, laptops, tablets, smartphones, printer, any home or office devices you require! Three data SIMs are a quick and easy way to get online, whenever and wherever you need it. No contract. No hassle. Just pay as you go Mobile Broadband. ZTE U10 boasts a powerful, rechargeable 2000mAh battery with 8 hours working time, built in MIMO 2.4Ghz antennas, providing you with more signal strength and faster speeds whenever required. Parental control and guest network - a simplified system to help you ensure online safety on all connected devices and disconnect any device, at the touch of a button.

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Perfect for moving house or to have instant internet connectivity on all your devices on the go. Simply insert the Three pre-loaded 12GB data SIM into the ZTE U10 – no setup required Connects to ANY 32 WiFi enabled devices including: TV, gaming consoles, laptops, tablets, smartphones, printer, any home or office devices you require! Three data SIMs are a quick and easy way to get online, whenever and wherever you need it. No contract. No hassle. Just pay as you go Mobile Broadband. ZTE U10 boasts a powerful, rechargeable 2000mAh battery with 8 hours working time, built in MIMO 2.4Ghz antennas, providing you with more signal strength and faster speeds whenever required. Parental control and guest network - a simplified system to help you ensure online safety on all connected devices and disconnect any device, at the touch of a button.


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Brand Zte
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  • 5060508601777

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