SIMO Solis 5G WiFi Mobile Hotspot Device, Portable WiFi for Travel in 140+ Countries, No SIM Card, No Contract Required, Multi-Carrier Network, 16 Devices, 1GB/Month Lifetime Data
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Features
- Connects to Multiple Carriers: Mobile hotspot provides up to 24 hours of reliable and safe WiFi coverage worldwide via a virtual multi-carrier network for your worldly adventures or business trips
- Global Coverage: Portable WiFi hotspot for travel connects 16 devices and covers 140+ countries with a network of over 300 carriers, offering a reliable signal with high-speed data wherever you go
- Data Included: Portable hotspot includes 1GB of high-speed data per month for the life of the unit, with additional data available for users who need more
- Mobile Hotspot Charger: Personal 5G WiFi hotspot device connects up to 16 devices simultaneously with 24 hours of battery life; hotspot wireless router is also a power bank that can charge devices
- Easy to Use: Simply download the Solis app and register your device; start using your Lifetime Data plan or add an additional WiFi option to safely and privately connect to available signals
Description
Where does Solis offer coverage? Solis offers coverage in 140+ countries. How much data do I need? With 1GB of data, you can enjoy10-20 hours of web content and stream about 2 hours of standard video content. What are your data plans? SIMO offers a variety of data plans from pay-as-you-go-per-GB to monthly subscriptions. All devices include the Lifetime Data plan that provides 1 GB per month. What is the return policy? We want you to be 100% satisfied with the products you purchase at SIMO. If at any time within 30 days of receiving your order, you’re not 100% satisfied, you may return the products to us for reimbursement. Does the Solis 5G work in the United States? Yes, Solis 5G provides reliable internet across the United States. It also automatically switches to the strongest connection in your area. SIMO, founded in Silicon Valley, is redefining mobile connectivity with its patented virtual SIM (vSIM) and AI-powered platform. With access to 5G/4G LTE in 140+ countries via hundreds of carriers, SIMO connects users to the best local network—no SIM cards, roaming fees, or setup needed. A cloud-native solution, SIMO powers secure, seamless wireless access for millions across mobility, IoT, travel, and remote work. SIMO was founded to solve a universal challenge for smart device users: accessing fast, secure, and reliable mobile internet—anywhere in the world, without roaming fees, contracts, or complicated setup. Backed by patented vSIM technology and an AI-powered connectivity platform, SIMO delivers global mobile data at a flat rate—with no physical SIM cards, no hidden fees, and no strings attached. And with every SIMO hotspot, we include our revolutionary Lifetime Data plan: 1GB of global data every month for the life of your device.
Brand: SIMO
Model Name: 5G
Special Feature: Access Point Mode
Frequency Band Class: Dual-Band
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11ax
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Recommended Uses For Product: Home
Included Components: battery pack
Connectivity Technology: 5G
Color: Black
Other Special Features of the Product: Access Point Mode
Frequency Band Class: Dual-Band
Wireless Compability: 802.11ax
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Antenna Location: Home
Connectivity Technology: 5G
Antenna Type: Internal
Operating System: RouterOS
Security Protocol: WPA3
Number of Ports: 1
Control Method: Touch
LAN Port Bandwidth: 1 Gbps
Voltage: 5 volts
Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate: 1000 megabits_per_second
RAM Memory Installed: 1 GB
Router Firewall Security Level: High
Router Network Type: 5G and 4G LTE
Connectivity Protocol: WiFi, 4G LTE, 5G
Controller Type: Switch
Coverage: 135+ countries worldwide
Frequency: 5 GHz
Brand: SIMO
Model Name: 5G
Built-In Media: battery pack
Model Number: 000-1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: SIMO Holdings Inc.
Mfr Part Number: SS5B0000
Warranty Description: Contact manufacturer
Color: Black
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Top Amazon Reviews
I have had my Simo Solis 5G for 7 months and I waited before writing this review. So far I’ve used it in the Bahamas, Mexico, Sint Maarten, US Virgin Islands, and mainland US. I like that it connects to 5G where available. Easy to connect when abroad. I’ve been satisfied with the speed since I mostly use my phone to upload photos, wifi calling using FaceTime audio or WhatsApp. Occasionally, I’ll watch reels/videos on Facebook or TikTok, Netflix with no issues there either. If you have kiddos, this nifty device can connect their devices (just be prepared to pay for the data!) The battery life is excellent. I noticed that it would take a whole day to charge when I used the USB-C cable they provided, I switched to a higher performing cable and problem solved. The durability is excellent, but I still take great care of it. As far as the cost of data, CHECK FOR PROMO CODES! I love that we get 1GB a month, the only down side is that it doesn’t rollover if you don’t use it, and the 1GB is split into 250MB a week (if you don’t use the 250MB that week, you lose it) still not a bad deal though. I recommend this for the frequent traveler, however, if you’re going to be working remotely, and constantly doing conference calls or VOIP calling from your computer, you may not get the quality you expect in every place you connect. All in all, I would purchased this again! ****Always check for software updates!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024 by Nelly M
this little thing is great and reliable! Took a zoom interview with this while I was in Nice and it didn't disappoint. It's easy and straight forward to use and the app/ website improvements they've made, has made it easier to purchase new data and check usage.
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2026 by robyn
My reasons for purchasing this were two-fold. 1. My son plays a lot of tournament baseball games and I usually livestream them on YouTube. These locations are usually not remote (I live in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex) but seldom have Wifi available. 2. I wanted to be able to get an Internet signal at our lakehouse, which is more remote but can usually get some signal. I was hopeful that the promised feature of using multiple carriers would benefit us there as some carriers get better signal in this area than others. The price (~$400 at the time of purchase) seemed reasonable with the included 1gig of data per month for life. I also purchased some additional data that would roll over to the next month if unused. What I did not anticipate was how poor the signal was, even in areas with good cell phone signal. Again, I live in one of the most densely populated areas of the country. Streaming baseball games would have a poor, unstable signal which would invariably drop off and kill the stream for parents trying to watch their kid play baseball remotely. I have gone back to using my cellphone hot spot, which is inconvenient and has data limits that I hit pretty quickly, but has a much better quality. After this I was doubtful that service at the lakehouse was worth trying, and my suspicions proved correct. I get some cellphone reception in this area with my phone, but nothing with this $400 hunk of plastic. I wish I had returned this in time. Don't make the same mistake I did.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024 by Adam Powell
I bought this for a trip to Norway and Sweden and used it for about 10 days in Oslo and Stockholm. I did not use it before leaving the US but did see it picking up a signal from T-Mobile and ATT. Then in Europe, I used up my 1GB monthly allowance of free data and activated a daily pass. The 1GB was enough to get me from the train station to my hotel using Apple Maps 20 minutes away. This device worked well picking up a strong 5G signal. I used the hotel wifi then activated the daily pass at the hotel. The device generally worked well picking up a strong 5G signal in both Norway and Sweden. There is one major (and expensive) annoyance with the daily pass. You cannot activate multiple daily passes at once. You need to activate one pass and wait 24 hours for it to expire before you can activate a new daily pass. So what this means is you need to time your activations properly or you can be stuck in the middle of nowhere without wifi which is required to activate a new daily pass. The first day I did it at my hotel using their wifi. The second day I was out on the street and it ran out so I needed to find a McDonalds to use free wifi to activate the second day pass. By the third day I figured out a workaround that cost me more money buying a non-expiring Solis 20 GB plan. So when the day pass expires, the data plan kicks in and starts using your 20GB. Then you can use the Solis wifi hotspot itself to activate another daily pass. Just remember to set a timer to make sure you don't forget and use up your more expensive data plan. In total I used about 500MB of data between day passes so doing this does not deplete your prepaid data. This system did work okay and in 10 days I was able to use only 6 daily passes because I used free wifi at the hotel, train, and at restaurants. Since I wanted to test a local SIM card I also looked while I was out shopping and that did NOT work out since the local SIM cards needed activation and it was very unclear if they can be used as data plans for a wifi hotspot. I even went into a phone repair shop and they could not tell me. In some cases you need to activate a SIM using your passport ID to comply with local laws. If you want to use a cheaper local SIM get one at the airport and have them install it and test it there since once you leave the airport there are no assurances the SIM will work if you install it yourself. So it turns out by having the Solis 5G I was able to use my iPhone that does not have extra eSIMs since I have two numbers using the eSIMs on my phone. I was able to use Holafly last year and an eSIM but recently Holafly eliminated the local phone number and has data only which means you are stuck using WhatsApp and cannot use your text messaging or US phone number for calls. Figuring all this out has been trial and error and if you want to avoid connectivity gaps, I recommend buying the Solis 5G and the data plans for overseas. The device is expensive but if you plan to travel a lot then it is worth the investment. When you are on vacation you don't want to waste time trying to get connected. One other annoyance is that the iPhone app does not work with the Solis 5G, only the hockey puck cheaper version. To log in to your account or purchase more data or toggle between data plans you need to go online using the QR code that displays on the device. All these annoyance quirks I found through trial and error and by contacting Solis customer support to answer my questions. The customer support is very good anytime of the day but it certainly would be nice to know all the things I pointed out before buying the Solis 5G. I'm sure I am not the first user with these use case scenarios!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024 by ACTIONCAMFLIX
This was a really useful way to make sure that we had data connectivity. We were traveling internationally, and we could not add an esim to our carrier locked cell phones. To start off - this just works. The connectivity with the built-in eSIM was seamless. We did try to use a physical sim but could not get that to work. Most likely because you need a phone (unlocked with physical SIM card) to activate a sim and then use that in this hotspot. So the physical sim not working is likely a carrier issue and not necessarily this device issue. After a few failed attempts, we resorted to using the built-in eSIM. The process of buying additional data through the app was straightforward. We were primarily using it for Google maps and checking recommendations for restaurants/takeouts while we were out. So the bandwidth requirements were minimal. Everywhere we traveled there was sufficient connectivity. Perhaps, it was because we were primarily in a city and didn't venture into the country side. At the end of the day, when we returned back to the hotel, there was 80%-85% battery left. So for our usage, I wouldn't be surprised if it did last a few days. Keep in mind that to conserve data when using such a hotspot, you also need to set the WiFi (of this Hotspot) to Low-Data mode in your mobile device. This ensures that those apps that are run in the background are not using up your bandwidth. For our one week trip, we (across two cell phones) managed to not use more than 3GB of data. Solis customer support team tried to root cause the physical sim issue with me and after several emails they mentioned they have not tested that specific carrier with this device and could not guarantee it to work. Before you travel internationally, you may want to check with Solis CS team to get a list of supported carriers. And more importantly, you may want to carry an unlocked phone (with physical SIM card slot) that can you can use for activating the purchased sim.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by Shrikanth Ganapathy
We originally bought this to use when camping and works great for this. The speeds are great and have never had an issue with connecting to a network. Also had to use it at home when the home network was down and in the car on vacation when i had last minute work to do. I reviewed all the options for Hotspots that are out there. The Solis 5G was the best that I found. Pricing for devices and data plans are resonable. Their website is straight forward and easy to navigate. Tec/customer support is quick to reply and very knowledgeable. I highly recommend all of the SIMO poducts. So much so that I have purchased a second divice, Solis Tag for when I'm running around town or on bike rides.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 by Stanley Sprague
Went to test out the one I just bought, took along my Verizon phone to compare at a spot where I can get Verizon service but not T-Mobile. It kept connecting to AT&T every time I tried to rescan. I contacted support while I was trying to work this out, and they revealed that it doesn't work with Verizon. This is major omission in the details about this device. I was told that since Solis is "global" they don't list services that they do or do not work with. Really? I have a T-Mobile hotspot plan that gives me 30GB for $10 a month. I needed something to cover AT&T and Verizon. No dice. Major let down, especially since I was able to buy the 5G for $260 on sale. Returning it tomorrow. Not sure if I will even try the 4G version. The search for a device that provides MVNO service for all 3 major carriers that doesn't require a monthly subscription. Update 12.29.2024 I ended up returning this unit and getting the Lite. I also ended up getting a good deal on the by-the-gig 20gb package right after Christmas for $48. I also signed up for a Visible unlimited plan for $20 a month. The Solis Lite is essentially just a backup option in situations where I can't get either T-Mobile or Verizon service when I need connection. It has value from the standpoint that the 20gb doesn't expire and also has the "lifetime" free 1gb/month data service, otherwise it wouldn't be worth the cost for me. A few minutes ago I read a review that talked about how Solis USED TO have Verizon service but dropped it in late 2023 without warning customers. I know that MVNOs are at the mercy of the carrier but there is no excuse for not keeping customers, current or prospective, in the dark about what to expect. I will say that my experience with customer service at Simon has been very positive. I had signed up for the $15/month plan before discovering the absence of Verizon service, and my request to get a refund was honored. When I was setting up the Lite, I discovered that I could not use the account I already had for the 5g (and the 20gb data reserve). Chat support was able to register the new device (which I tried and failed to do following the directions) and put in a request to transfer the 20gb data credit to the new account created to use the Lite. The new account had the credit applied in a matter of hours. This is why I added a third star. As a final suggestion to those who choose to proceed with a purchase, especially for going mobile, spend the $ if you can on a signal booster. There is a package offered by WeBoost with a larger antenna (Truck, I believe) for about $450. If there is absolutely no signal, it can't magically create signal. However, if there is any signal, even a flickering single bar, it will improve the connection to make it at least useful for messaging and light web browsing. I originally purchased a booster with a basic little "shark fin" antenna and I thought I had wasted my money. After rolling the dice on the bigger truck antenna, I was pleasantly surprised at how effective it was with whatever device I was using as a hotspot. Really, any device that connects to cell service isn't going to have sufficient antennas to work effectively in low signal areas. A booster makes a big difference.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024 by Dudely Abider
We go camping with our RV and some spots claim they have WiFi but the signal is weak because they don’t have extenders. In any case we’ve found out because now we are there and are faced with that issue. I have researched a lot and for a long time. I saw some but my issue was that you would need a monthly plan and we still work full time and only go out for 5-7 days. So a monthly plan was overkill. I didn’t want to drill hole on or in my camper (another draw back). Then I discovered first Solis Lite but still didn’t jump on it. I loved the concept but I never bought it. Forgot about it for a while. Went on some camping trips had good WiFi, forgot about it a little more. Then came across the 5g Solis. This one did spark my interest a little bit more so I dove into the actual website to find out more about it. I was taken aback that not only does the work here in the states but over seas too. No SIM card so you aren’t married to just one cellphone carrier (big plus for me)! It works internationally and we do travel. It was very easy almost a no brainer not to get it. So I added it to my cart (that’s a big thing if you make it to my cart). I kept looking and researching it and on prime day the price went down significantly which made it even easier to hit checkout; and I did. I told my coworkers about it because he too was looking for something and he bought it too. So life after 6 months with it- still amazing! I even take it to work with me because signal is bad in my office. When we’ve gone camping, it has made streaming super easy (15yr son gaming at night). Battery last pretty decent and everything is done online through the website. Which makes purchasing more when you need it very easy. Again I love it, my coworker loves his. Best thing that took me a long time to get. Now I never leave home without it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024 by jjphoenix21