How many devices can connect at once?

Multiple devices connect comfortably, though every additional active device shares the same cellular link. Streaming on several screens at once is where you will feel the ceiling.

Can I use the hotspot as my only home internet?

For light use in a small household, sometimes. For a full home replacement, a fixed wireless router with a better antenna and mains power is the right tool.

Will it work while driving?

Yes, it maintains a connection while moving, though performance varies as you pass between cells and through coverage gaps.

What do I do if the signal is weak where I am parked?

Move the device — height and a window are the two biggest factors — then re-test. If a location is persistently weak, an external antenna is the next step.

Is it better than tethering from my phone?

For anything sustained, yes. It has a purpose-built antenna, its own battery, and handles multiple devices without leaving your phone flat by mid-afternoon.

Freedom Hotspot | Portable Multi-Carrier 5G Wi-Fi | Luxara

Portable multi-carrier 5G hotspot with Wi-Fi 6, up to 16 devices, and all-day battery. Perfect for travel, RV, and remote work.

What carriers does Freedom Hotspot support?

Freedom Hotspot works with multiple US carriers with automatic selection based on signal strength.

How many devices can connect to Freedom Hotspot?

Up to 16 devices can connect simultaneously over Wi-Fi 6.

How long does the battery last?

The 5000mAh battery supports all-day use depending on device load.

Stay connected during flights, road trips, and international adventures with reliable WiFi anywhere.

Perfect for truckers, sales reps, and anyone who works on the road. Create your mobile office anywhere.

Never depend on unreliable venue WiFi again. Ensure your presentations go smoothly.

Keep everyone connected and entertained during family vacations and road trips.

How many devices can connect?

Freedom Hotspot supports up to 16 simultaneous device connections with intelligent bandwidth management via Wi-Fi 6 technology.

What network speeds can I expect?

With 5G Sub6, you can achieve download speeds up to 2.77 Gbps (SA) or 3.5 Gbps (NSA), and upload speeds up to 1.25 Gbps. LTE provides up to 1.2 Gbps download.

The 5000mAh lithium battery provides all-day connectivity. Quick charge via USB-C 3.0 gets you back up and running fast.

Is the connection secure?

Absolutely. Freedom Hotspot supports WPA3, WPA2-PSK, and WPA-PSK encryption, creating a private, secure network protected from vulnerabilities.

What's the Wi-Fi performance?

Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) delivers AX1800 speeds—574Mbps on 2.4GHz and 1201Mbps on 5GHz—with 2x2 MIMO for optimal coverage.

What SIM cards are supported?

The device accepts a Nano SIM (4FF) card, with optional eSIM support available for added flexibility.

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Portable multi-carrier 5G hotspot with Wi-Fi 6 and all-day battery.

Portable Multi-Carrier WiFi

Compact, powerful hotspot device with multi-carrier technology. Create your own secure WiFi network anywhere in the world.

T-Mobile Network • Required for operation

* Device requires LUXARA Freedom service to operate.

* Compatible with SoloSIM™ when available.

Your Freedom Hotspot needs LUXARA Freedom service to operate. Add it now for $124.95/mo.

Freedom Hotspot keeps you connected wherever your journey takes you

Frequently Asked Questions

Take your connectivity with you. Work, stream, and stay connected anywhere.

Hotspot versus phone tethering versus home router

These three overlap enough that people often buy the wrong one. The distinction is what each is designed to sustain.

· Freedom Hotspot · Phone tethering · Home router

Designed for · Sustained multi-device use on the move · Occasional single-device use · A fixed address

Battery impact · Own battery, phone untouched · Drains the phone quickly · Mains powered

Device count · Multiple devices comfortably · A few, with performance falling off · Whole household

Antenna · Purpose-built for cellular reception · Compromised by phone form factor · Optimized for a fixed location

Moves with you · Yes · Yes · No — tied to a service address

Real-world setups

RV and van travel — the hotspot rides with the vehicle and covers laptops, tablets, and streaming devices without draining a phone. See full-time RV internet setup.

Job sites and field work — connectivity that arrives with the crew and leaves with them, no service address required.

Backup for a home or office line — keeps calls and card payments alive while a wired connection is down.

Temporary spaces — pop-ups, events, short-term rentals, and staging locations where no one is going to order a wired install.

Travel — a single device on the hotel Wi-Fi's behalf, so your laptop and phone are not each fighting a captive portal.

Getting a usable signal

Hotspot performance is dominated by placement, exactly like fixed wireless. A few minutes of positioning routinely beats any plan change.

Height helps. A dashboard, a windowsill, or the top of a cabinet outperforms a bag on the floor.

Glass and open air are good; metal is not. In an RV or a vehicle, the metal skin attenuates signal significantly.

Keep it away from other transmitters — microwaves, other routers, and dense electronics create interference.

Move it, then re-test. Signal can change materially over a few feet at the edge of coverage.

For persistent weak signal at a fixed spot, an external antenna does more than any setting on the device.

Battery, power, and running it continuously

Continuous use with several connected devices consumes battery noticeably faster than idle standby.

For all-day operation, run it on power rather than battery — a 12V outlet in a vehicle or a USB power bank works.

Heat reduces both performance and battery life; avoid a sealed dashboard in direct sun.

Power cycling clears most transient attachment problems before any support call is necessary.

Data planning

The single largest avoidable consumer is background video autoplay and unattended cloud sync. Turning both off changes monthly usage more than any other setting. Data caps and throttling explained covers how carriers actually treat heavy usage.

Approximate consumption. Use it to size a plan, not as a billing guarantee.

Activity · Roughly per hour

Email, messaging, browsing · Under 100 MB

Video calls · 0.5–1.5 GB

HD streaming · About 3 GB

4K streaming · About 7 GB and up

Cloud backup or large file sync · Whatever the file size is — schedule these deliberately

Frequently asked questions

How many devices can connect at once?: Multiple devices connect comfortably, though every additional active device shares the same cellular link. Streaming on several screens at once is where you will feel the ceiling.
Can I use the hotspot as my only home internet?: For light use in a small household, sometimes. For a full home replacement, a fixed wireless router with a better antenna and mains power is the right tool.
Will it work while driving?: Yes, it maintains a connection while moving, though performance varies as you pass between cells and through coverage gaps.
How long does the battery last?: It depends on how many devices are connected and how hard they are working. For all-day use, keep it on power rather than battery.
What do I do if the signal is weak where I am parked?: Move the device — height and a window are the two biggest factors — then re-test. If a location is persistently weak, an external antenna is the next step.
Is it better than tethering from my phone?: For anything sustained, yes. It has a purpose-built antenna, its own battery, and handles multiple devices without leaving your phone flat by mid-afternoon.