GlocalMe RoamPlug Universal Travel Adapter with 4G WiFi Mobile Hotspot and US 1GB Data, All-in-One International Power Plug Adapter, 4 USB Ports and Max 70W Output for EU UK AUS

We used the adaptor for a number of appliances and the plugs worked without any issue on everything we needed. It’s very simple to use and also has safety features so that you don’t cause damage to your devices.The WiFi hotspot worked out of the box and we were able to use the data plan internationally, even for streaming like Netflix.Definitely a must have for the road warrior or the casual traveler.

It was working well and I was happy with it until I tired to pull the pin out of this plug and the front panel started to pull out which got me a bit worried so I stopped. I am not sure if the assembly was loose of the particular piece or is it made like that. I am hoping it was just this one coz it worked quite well otherwise. I will use it still but just be careful while taking out things.

As we prepared for our one month stay in New York city I was thinking of how I was going to connect 3 iPhones, 1 iPad, 2 computers for use with limited (actually I had no idea what the connection would be at the place we were staying). So, I saw this and ordered it.When we arrived at the apartment, I plugged this in and connected my laptop to the dedicated private network the device creates and I was off and running. I let it sit for a while when we ate dinner and came back and saw I was disconnected.I tried to connect again, but could not and found out they wanted me to purchase a coverage plan. I did not do that and instead just used my iPhone as a mobile hotspot.The device is nicely made and can work in multiple countries. I think if I was traveling to Asia or Europe, I would invest in a pre-paid plan with them for that period of time.So while it did not solve my issues on this trip, I cannot rate it bad as for that hour that I was connected it was excellent.The plans they offered seemed fairly priced. I recommend going to the GlocalMe website and research the plans first.

I bring this device on all my international trips! I used it in Europe and Asia, and worked wondered!Having 4G internet when I need it is a huge plus. It comes with some free data, and when that runs out, I can easily buy more on the GlocalMe app, no contract.

Finally got to use while traveling the UK and it’s been amazing. Zero complaints, everything’s flawless (though I wish it were just white). The shift between socket types, changed by the sliders on the side is smooth like butter and feels extremely sturdy. My boyfriend lives in the UK (I’m US) and we love to travel, so this is staying with me forever

I ordered this GlocalMe Roam Plug as a portable hotspot/mifi to use for international travel. Nowhere on the listing page does it state that the user MUST purchase a plan from GlocalMe in order for the device to work as a hotspot/mifi unit. I was under the impression - silly me - that this would work overseas as a portable router, and through the device app I could connect my mobile phone to the router (my mobile phone acting as the device with data) and transmit that data through the GlocalMe Roam unit, and the receiving device, such as my laptop or tablet, would operate on the data/wifi coming from the the GlocalMe "router" plug. This is not the case - in order to make that happen, a data plan must be purchased through GlocalMe.The GlocalMe site states that their data plans are less expensive than data obtained overseas, but this is not the situation at all. When I travel internationally in Europe, Asia, or Mexico, I can obtain much cheaper rates. As of this date, a 100GB data plan in Spain right now with EU roaming is 20 euros with a well-known plan. Compare that to GlocalMe 30-day rates of $199 per their website - well, big difference.Yes, the plug can be used solely as a multi-device charging unit, but it's quite heavy and I already have a global multi-charging unit that is much lighter, so this RoamPlug is a redundancy.Despite the quality build and sturdiness of the plug, I would not buy it again.

The User Interface (UI) of this device is not exactly user-friendly, and although its hot spot does work, it's slow, kludgy, not very secure and just not great.One of the most annoying things about this device is its Manual, which tries to be all things to all languages... cramming all languages together in every part of it, in SUPER TINY print...The only REASONABLE way to read the manual is to go over to the Vendor site and grab one from there in your preferred langauge.But even after reading the manual and fully understanding how the unit works... there's still plenty of room for disappointment here.-- HOTSPOT is woefully difficult to get working securely and well-- HOTSPOT is SLOW... at top speeds, it's only going to get up to just over 15Mbps-- HOTSPOT has no power... it either needs to be plugged in, or can use an external power block reverse feeding its USB-C port-- eSIM mobile plan on the hotspot seems to get used up faster than true data usage, which makes me wonder how they're calculating data usage, or if it's just an arbitrary algorithm designed to deplete faster, and sell more data?The Global Plugs are nice... for most of EU, UK and USA, but if you plan to be traveling to other places where there are other plugs/outlets, you might be out of luck.There's an overload protection FUSE in this device, so it's probably a good idea to travel with a spare fuse or two in your bag... just in case.Lastly, I'd say that the price tag for this device doesn't really fit with its features.If it were a truly well-done HotSpot, then it might. But travel plugs are available for ~ $10, so if that's this unit's primary usable feature... it's way over-priced. And as a hotspot, it just does not meet the bar of truly useful, being cumbersom to operate; insecure; lacking a battery; non-competitive data plans.Thus, best I could do for this would be about 2.5 out of 5... rouding up to 3