Find quick answers to common questions about Car Wi-Fi, setup, coverage and support.
Yes. The router connects to the 4G/5G mobile network so it works on the move. Signal may vary in tunnels or very remote areas, but it works on motorways, A-roads, and the vast majority of UK roads. You can check your coverage on Ofcom's checker.
Approximately 8 hours on a single charge. Recharge via USB-C in the car or at home.
Up to 8 devices simultaneously. Phones, tablets, laptops, sat navs — everyone in the vehicle can be online at the same time.
Your router depends on the plan you choose. The table below shows the router supplied with each plan and its main capabilities.
| Plan | Router | Average speed | Devices | Power | Typical range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday | Everyday Router | Up to 60Mbps | Up to 16 | Mains powered | 25m indoor (typical) |
| Everyday+ | Everyday Router Plus | Up to 500Mbps | Up to 32 | Mains powered | 40m indoor (typical) |
| On-The-Go | On the Go router | Up to 60Mbps | Up to 8 | Battery powered (~8 hours) | 12m portable use |
Absolutely. Fully portable — works in caravans, motorhomes, campervans, and any location with mobile signal.
No long-term contracts. We operate on an initial 3 month contract, then a 30-day rolling contract after that.
No installation. Pocket-sized — switch it on and drop it in your glovebox or cupholder. No wiring or modifications.
Yes. Use it in your car, at a campsite, in a holiday cottage, at a picnic — anywhere you need internet.
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