Baseus 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot & 20000mAh 67W Power Bank 2-in-1, Portable WiFi for Travel in 150+ Countries, No SIM Card, No Contract, 10 Devices, Worldwide Hotspot Router (Includes 12GB Global Data)

Very cool powerbank !
Nice design, compact and the idea (powerbank + hotspot) is just brilliant! Both functions work very well for me. It is coming with 1Gb per month for a year (global) so you can enjoy it directly for a big trip without extra costs. 2 things that can be improve: the cost of internet package (maybe add local ones, not just regional and global) and the power output (100w would be great but not a deal breaker at all). Conclusion: Happy with this buy, amazing concept but please review packages costs 🙂

Great idea for the right use case
What a great idea to pair a mobile hotspot with a 20Kmah power bank. I’ve been traveled internationally several times this past year and have always used an e-sim, but I had to get one for myself and another for my wife. The last time we were in Japan, our friends got one of those hot spots, but it had a small battery and barely made it through the day.This Baseus is a mobile hotspot that you can sign up your own plans and it has a huge battery, which should last the whole day. It also double duty as a power bank with a USB-A and 2 USB-C ports. It also has a USB-C cable attached, disguised as a short lanyard. The power bank can output 67W, which is enough to also charge my laptop, which is awesome.It’s a bit larger than other 20K mah power banks, but you get a LTE hot spot with it. It’s easy to use with separate buttons to power on the unit on and one for the mifi, so you can use it just as a power bank with the wifi turned off to save power.As for the hotspot, it comes with 12GB of global data included with the device, which is an awesome deal. Basically, 1GB available each month. I tried it out and although I did not get anywhere close to the 150Mbps download and 50Mbps upload, I also didn’t test it in ideal conditions. I was able to get enough speed to do the normal surfing and emails perfectly fine. I checked the plans and compared to the esim I got for Japan, I would say the plans are reasonable, but there are fewer options..Overall I think this combo device is a great value, if you need a hotspot and a large power bank. For me, it hot spot is a nice bonus and will probably use it the next time I’m traveling internationally or in emergency situations.

Reliable Emergency WiFi + Power Bank Combo
This Baseus 2-in-1 mobile hotspot and power bank is an excellent emergency solution for travel, power outages, or working on the go. The T-Mobile-based 4G connection is stable and easy to set up — worked right out of the box.The 67W charging output and 20,000mAh capacity is enough to power your phone, laptop, or tablet, and the WiFi hotspot supports up to 10 devices, making it great for small teams or families.Only downside: limited data plan options. It would be nice to see more flexible packages for heavier data users or alternate carriers.✔️ Works without a SIM card or contract✔️ Charges fast and lasts long✔️ Super compact for what it offers✔️ Perfect for emergencies or travelGreat gadget to keep in your go-bag or glovebox — even better if future versions offer more plan flexibility.

baseus hotspot.. cool
nice compact unit. measures approx 4.5″ x 2″ x 2″. with detachable usb cable/lanyard. display on the front will show battery power/charge status and wifi signal when turned on. controls are on the side in the form of a switch to activate the wifi and a button for the powerbank. unit works great as a powerbank and will charge 3 devices (2 usb-c + 1 usb-a). @ 30% battery it take ~ 6 hrs to fully charge. my meter shows it charges via the c1 input @ ~ 10/11 watts avg. regarding the wifi, when you install the baseus app you scan the qr code on the back of the unit and it will register the device. where i’m located in the USA i get 4G 5 full bars of signal. i selected the complementary plan options that are 1 yr. basically you get 1GB of data per month for 12 months which is fine because its just for emergency and that’s fine to be able to send email and other low data tasks. the app gives you a way to purchase data if need be.