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Satechi Smart Travel Router $44.06 Delivered @ Massdrop

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Cheapest I've seen this router. Reviews seem pretty good.

Specs

Satechi
Works in over 150 countries
Improves and extends internet access
Compatible with IEEE 802.11 n/g/b devices and standards for up to 150 Mbps
AC power port
2.1 A USB 2.0 port
Retractable prongs
Four networking modes (Router, Repeater, Access Point, and Client)
WAN/LAN port: 10/100 Mbps
Aux cable: IEEE 802.11 n/g/b up to 150 Mbps
AC power rating: 6 A max, 100 - 240 VAC
USB port rating: 2.1 A + 5 Vdc (10.5 W)
Built-in 6 A fuse protection
1-year warranty
2.87 x 2.37 x 3.5 in (7.29 x 6.02 x 8.89 cm)
7 oz (198.45 g)

Note: it doesn't convert voltages down for plugging through it. Make sure that your devices can use 110-240V depending on country.

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closed Comments

  • -2

    Need UK adapter to use. No good for us Aussie Ozbargain hunters.

  • +1

    I picked one of these up through Amazon when I was in the US last year. It's a fantastic little device that also sets up its own wifi hotspot when you connect it to the internet through the built-in ethernet port.

    Great for travellers. I carry this along with a 4-point powerboard to charge my devices when overseas. the only country it doesn't have an adaptor for (that I know of) is south africa. it fits powerpoints in the US, across asia, and across europe.

  • I prefer this one by D-Link @ $39 - http://www.mwave.com.au/product/dlink-dir505-wifi-booster-aa…

    Ive had great success transferring files to and from devices using the USB port.

    • +2

      but the belkin is useless if you're travelling and the plug doesn't fit. you'd need a separate adaptor…
      the whole point of this listed item is that it has built in adaptors to fit most powerpoints throughout the world in addition to a built-in wifi hotspot.

  • I prefer TP-Link MR3020 as it runs off USB and it should be cheaper.

    • I prefer Apple as it is not an orange.

  • I use a Phicomm M1
    Small fast and easy to config (access point, Travel Router and repeater)
    Added bonus of a built in USB Charger
    110 - 240V
    $14 to $21AU on ebay
    http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Phicomm-M1-Wireless-Nano-Router-1…

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