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No matter how long it has been since your last visit, During a 10-hour day of usage, we rarely saw the battery drop below 70 percent Seventy-five percent of the batteries are charged. I had to have the G4 when the new iteration of the device, the G4, came out and I am very impressed with the way GlocalMe have changed the form factor. The new device sports a much larger screen, is much thinner, and weighs In comparison, the battery is smaller (3900mAh ), but we have not encountered any issues because of that. I tested the battery on the G4 after I had used it for a full day without any problem. Since it is only half full, I believe it will last for two days with ease. *B3 A round table measuring 126 mm x 64 mm x 17 mm A 5350 mAh battery on the G4 Dimensions 136mm x 71mm x 12mm (thickness) The 187G The G4 has a higher battery capacity, but the UI feels faster and the G3 boots slower

I'm not sure about the processor and RAM specs, but the G4 boots faster. While the screen appears to be of similar resolution (slightly higher, but not noticeable) I noticed the colors were richer and the contrast improved. My G3 software was last updated two months ago, so I'm not sure how current it is, but the G4 provides the following a translation app, and a currency conversion app (though this appears to be entirely in Chinese) are all available for download. addition of maps is fantastic, and in general, I hope this means we may eventually be able to install our own Android apps on the device! However, I would like to share some things about the G4 that could be improved or that might be considered negatives. Because the device is so new, there are no options for cases - the most obvious one is the fact that there is no case available. This should change in the near future. One other major downside to GlocalMe is that it does not appear that one account can be used to register more than one device. When you have a variety of devices, you need to choose more than one email address. I don't find this to be a problem in general, but I do know some of you upgrading from a G3 to a G4 might find this a little irksome. Having this issue also means that accounts (and therefore devices) cannot be shared. It is something I hope they will improve on I also noticed that the data plan store now offers unlimited plans in certain regions, which will throttle after hitting a certain amount of data. If you don't plan to use a lot of data or if the speed isn't too much of a concern, this is a good, cheaper option. Using Brazil as an example, the under-metered plan cost $5/day, and the unlimited plan was much more expensive Those plans offer 1 GB of bandwidth for $10 and 3 GB of bandwidth for $26, though there is no throttling in either case. GlocalMe has a wide variety of plans to fit different profiles of users, which is great!
Overall, we've had GlocalMe devices on six international trips, and they worked flawlessly on all of them. I had no problem signing up for local networks or using the provided It consists of solid hardware There have never been any issues that required the device to be rebooted. Finally, the software is usable, and there have been many improvements from the G3 to the G4, which is a sign that many more improvements will come in the future. My highest recommendation for anyone who travels a lot and is looking for an inexpensive, reliable option to gain access to the internet abroad is the GlocalMe G4!.

Lilian WESTON

| Jul 13, 2021

With the release of the updated firmware and this new unit, they have apparently sidestepped whatever issues they were having, so I have no concerns that there will be any long-term issues. The order they placed against them was having a term issue. A few days after the injunction went into effect, this device has been appearing on Amazon mysteriously. All other older devices have also been mysteriously vanished from Amazon. As a result. The device doesn't offer a lot of information on this, but it was an issue I had before I purchased it In order for AT&T to use my hotspot, I needed a device that would work reliably In most cases, this fits the bill if you have Tmobile or AT&T. It really stinks that Tmobile does not have support for band 71, but it is what it is! Since getting a Red Pocket sim card five years ago, I have put 60GBs on it and have been using it on a daily basis During our camping trip (remote work) we spent 6 days in West Virginia. The only cell carrier in West Virginia with a decent presence is T). Having this option was appealing to me since I know that I will be able to use it in the future for day-to-day business. Business trips as well as short trips and the ability to hop carriers inside and outside the United States are huge benefits. Additionally, purchasing data directly will be a great way to start when I visit a different country, even though it is more expensive. The Italian vacation I had at the beginning of the year would have been perfect if I had something similar. In the future, I'm going to take it with me wherever I go. The form factor is almost identical to the LG V30 with the slim case I currently have on it, so it's almost as easy to use. The button pretty much does what it says on the tin. Whether it is on or off, it's your choice. Initial setup was simple and I did not download the app or link it to an account just yet since I had just popped a sim card into it. The only thing I had to do was name the device and set the wifi hotspot password, and it was ready. There was one thing I really appreciated about the hotel, and that was the WiFi As far as this thing is concerned, I have roamed almost as far away from it as I might Because I have been working in an all-cell phone environment, I have received a pretty strong wifi signal so it has been nice to have that It seems like there are a lot of metal buildings. My general method is to leave this device on the outside of the building and then work from the inside. Extremely reliable signal. The signal booster function is almost the same as a cell phone My only complaint is that I don't really have any case options, like many other people have mentioned. As a result, I find myself babying the device since it really does not come with As a result, you want to protect the screen against damage since it feels like a cell phone. Thus far, it hasn't been too challenging to protect it, and I've been car camping so it has been exposed to some pretty extreme environments. Long term, we'll have to see what it holds up to. There is no chance of me taking it camping frequently. Business trips are the most likely places to take it along. Similarly, since it was not in a case, it was easy to turn on while I had the device in my bag. The pocket that I found held it well enough to prevent it from pushing buttons when I move You may need to adjust for your particular circumstances. In order to avoid the device constantly turning on and off in your pack or wherever you are holding it, you'll want to find a space where the sides aren't pressed together. It was also a bummer that Band 71 was not available as I had stated above. It is likely that I will upgrade my phone at some point, so I can take it with me when I travel too far from Having AT&T I have to use this method I'm ok with the sim I have in there at the moment, so I think I'm okay for now. Additionally, Glocalme is an international company based in China. It would be nice to believe that they have our best interests at heart, but China is going through a period of intense turmoil at the moment. The phone I purchased has communication capabilities that make it a fantastic piece of spy equipment, and while I'd like to think it's not the case, it was something I considered when buying it. Several Chinese communication companies have been found to have spyware on their devices and networks. These include Huawei and Oneplus. It is a myth to believe that this company is immune to the whims You need to make an educated decision there, so do your own research. My overall impression is that I am very happy. I've been using it from 8am until 11pm daily with about 30% charge left over. It's very portable, easy to use, and easy to take with you wherever you go. There is really nothing to complain about!.

Elyse Watkins

| Jun 20, 2021