Pros
- Fastest laptop wireless WAN service
- Serves up to five users
Cons
- Doesn't really improve smartphone performance
- Awkward transition between 3G and 4G
Bottom Line
A godsend for power laptop users, the Overdrive is less useful for connecting smartphones and tablets.
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