Can you get internet in an RV?

There are lots of ways to get internet in your RV. Basically any service that is both wireless and portable will work in an RV, though some work better than others.

What is the best RV internet?

The best internet for RVs is portable 4G internet, like Nomad or Ubifi. It gives you the fastest and most reliable connection, with many options for unlimited data. There are also less expensive options for those who don’t use their RVs as often.

How do full-time RVers get internet?

If you live in your RV full time, you want a reliable internet connection like portable 4G internet. It’s more expensive than 4G home internet plans, but it gives you similar speeds and reliability while allowing you to take your Wi-Fi with you wherever you go.

Technology Archives

The Best RV Internet Options for 2023

by Peter Christiansen | Nov 8, 2023 | Technology

Tips for staying connected when you’re traveling around the country.

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Viasat Buys Inmarsat and Its Plans for a LEO Constellation

by Peter Christiansen | Nov 7, 2023 | Technology

After months of negotiations and regulatory hurdles, Viasat completed its merger of the British satellite communications...

What Happened to Viasat’s New Satellite?

by Peter Christiansen | Nov 7, 2023 | Technology

Due to a problem deploying its main antenna, Viasat’s new $700 million satellite could be a total loss. Find out what that means for satellite internet customers across North America.

When Will Google Fiber Be Available in Your City?

by Peter Christiansen | Nov 2, 2023 | FAQ, Technology

Google Fiber offers one of the fastest and most highly rated internet connections in the country,...

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What Is 5G Home Internet? Here Is Everything You Need To Know

by Peter Holslin | Oct 30, 2023 | Technology

This fast, cost-effective form of wireless internet is often pitched as a competitive alternative to cable.

AT&T Internet Air Has Arrived Nationwide—Here’s How To Get It

by Peter Holslin | Oct 30, 2023 | Brand Guides, Technology

AT&T is finally jumping on the 5G home internet bandwagon—but only for select users.

Mobile Hotspot vs. Phone Tethering: What’s the Difference?

by Peter Holslin | Oct 25, 2023 | Technology

Phone tethering and mobile hotspots both get you portable Wi-Fi, but in different ways. Read on to see which is the better option for you.

Why Is My Hotspot So Slow? How to Improve Your Hotspot Speeds.

by Austin Aguirre | Oct 23, 2023 | Technology

We often use hotspots as bandwidth backups for outages, traveling, and other unforeseen networking pickles. That...

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DOCSIS 3.0 vs. DOCSIS 3.1: Which modem is right for you?

by Austin Aguirre | Oct 20, 2023 | Technology

Do you need a DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem?

Business vs. Residential Internet: Which Should You Choose?

by Peter Holslin | Oct 19, 2023 | Technology

We took a deep dive to see what you can get from both home and business internet plans. Take a look at our guide below to see which service is best for you.

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How Much Internet Data Do You Need?

by Peter Holslin | Oct 19, 2023 | Technology

Here’s a rundown of how to budget your data and get more data if you need it. We also give you recommendations for the best internet plans with unlimited data.

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Internet Speed vs. Bandwidth: What’s the Difference?

by Peter Holslin | Oct 18, 2023 | Technology

The terms “speed” and “bandwidth” are often used interchangeably, but they’re slightly different in meaning. Here’s the breakdown.

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