#Wi-Fi 7 hotspot

ZTE has officially launched the U60 Pro 5G Mobile WiFi hotspot in China, blending high-speed connectivity with a portable design. For Wi-Fi, the device features Wi-Fi 7 technology with dual-band (2.4GHz and 5GHz) support, offering peak wireless speeds up to 3600Mbps. Recently, on YugaTech's Facebook page, someone asked us, "Is it still necessary to buy a pocket wi-fi when I could just hotspot using my dual-sim phone?" What's the difference between a pocket WiFi and a mobile hotspot anyway? Just like our WiFi routers at home, pocket WiFi devices act as an access point, allowing different devices to connect to it.  On the other hand, a mobile hotspot is a smartphone feature where your mobile acts as a WiFi access point for different devices. Since a mobile hotspot can function almost the same as a pocket WiFi, is it still necessary to get a portable WiFi device? If you're using a mobile hotspot, you'd have to do a couple more steps such as disconnecting, switching your SIM, and then having to reconnect again afterward. Mobile Hotspot For one thing, a mobile hotspot is cheaper in the sense that you won't need to purchase a whole other device just to get connected. Read more in our articles including "ZTE Unveils U60 Pro: A Compact 5G Mobile WiFi Hotspot with Wi-Fi 7 and 10,000mAh Battery" and "Courier Complaints Drop 88% Under Oplan Bantay Padala".