Going back on the road

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Not the cheapest option, but Verizon's 150GB high speed hot spot on a dedicated Hotspot device has always worked well for me. Good enough for online gaming (FPS, sports, etc.) in 99% of locations. Download games at home and save your data for updates and the gaming itself and I never had a problem with the data cap. Average performance was probably 80ms latency and usually no or very little packet loss. Sometimes as low as 30-50ms depending on area. Not as good as playing at home, but wasn't noticeable. Going into device settings and opting for 4G LTE instead of 5G seems to perform more consistently. I also have 50GB Hotspot on my ATT plan that has helped a couple times with large updates if I want to save my dedicated hot spot.

The worst places for it seemed to be WA, OR, and NV. The best places were IN, IL, and surprisingly, WY. All in all, about a 98% shot it will work fine anywhere I stop.

I never had any problems running a console, laptop, or monitor off APU outlets. An Inverter probably has some more fail safes.

Gaming on the road has been a life saver for me. It allows me to 'get away' while still being in the truck. Also allows me to keep in touch with buddies back home. It adds a bit of clutter to the truck, but well worth it.

 

Here's the Inseego MiFi M2100 device I use. Ignore the screen glitch lol. Accidentally stepped on it one time. Probably better options available now. I'm at a truck stop in Shepherd, TX where many reviews said 'cell service is terrible'. Not sure if it's the chipset in the device or what, but I still have 2 bars LTE and was gaming fine a couple hours ago while waiting for my Houston delivery later.

It's technically unlimited, but only 150GB high speed that's worth using.

 

X2 on using lte over 5g .. 5g is overrated sometimes it won’t even load google map location without waiting . I switch to lte and it loads instantly even though both have max signal..

 

So.......$300/month for fast internet just to play games? Wow.....

 

But it's not your 300$. Everybody is different. I've got no inverter, no TV, no APU, no laptop, nothing.

3 12v plugs and a cord to charge my GPS and phone.

But I might get a hankerin and spend 100$ on dinner, so who am I to judge