Help Selecting a Traveling WiFi

TBullard

All, I need some advice.  We want to stream live sports and video conference while camping.  I can try to use my AT&T Hotspot, but wondering if any of you have experience with WiFi Booster/Extender to take advantage of free signals, Mobile Router/Modem Services.  Does anyone recommend a set up to achieve what we are trying to accomplish?  Neither our Hotspot or paid-for-Wifi in the Keys were able to support video conferencing.

Tabaz

I purchased the Winegard Connect 2.0 when it just came out a few years ago.  About $350 for the unit, plus $40 activation fee and then an additional $20 per month for my cell carrier.  A complete waste of money in my opinion (based on using it compared to just my cell phone as a hotspot).

Sharon_is_SAM

I highly recommend rvmobileInternet.com for info.  They recommended the Verizon Jetpack and MIMOS antenna that I am using in the wilds of South Dakota.  

Da_Birds

Nomad Internet is plugged by a popular Youtuber. It's pricey but seems like one of the better options out there.

https://nomadinternet.com

SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet is in beta testing and currently only available in northern regions as of last time I checked. However it looks like a very promising option in the not so distant future. I don't feel it's ready for prime time yet and hope prices drop, but it is something I am keeping a close eye on.  My guess is this will be the leader in RV internet eventually if the mobile carriers don't step up their game. I can actually see a time when RV's come equipped with Startlink service much like cars come equipped with satellite radio.

gtstoys

I am currently using Verizon's MiFi plus weboost's Drive Reach RV extender.  It seems to work great up and down the West Coast including Arizona and Nevada.  I have not experienced signal dropping when I teleconference with people all throughout the U.S.  It actually boosts signals!