我乘坐多次前往欧洲前购买了这个从网络库存积压。 我是能够同时我的iPhone，iPad和MacBook Air连接到这几个小时。 体面的速度在大多数地方。 随着使用的2号线（或类似Skype的），你能避免任何需要本地语音SIM卡。 这是非常容易得到一个iPad随收随付即付（PYG，或预付费）SIM卡，在大多数欧洲（也许还有别的）目的地。 成本典型地大约10欧元/磅用于至少一个数据GB。 该器件采用常规SIM卡，但你可以很容易地把微SIM卡在那里（只是定位以使其覆盖连接器） - 无需要一个适配器。 的MF60将通常自动找到正确的APN设置，但如果没有，只是为谷歌APN设置和提供者。 那些我所用，到目前为止是沃达丰葡萄牙，3在英国，和布依格在法国（SFR曾经有过他们，但是当我在那里，他们说，卡是不可用是由于技术问题...）。 注意：有时你会需要去并输入PIN码解锁卡; 并且如上述也改变APN设置; 但你可以从一台笔记本电脑的浏览器这样做; iPhone或iPad（你去[...]在浏览器中，一旦你通过WiFi连接到MF60）。 这是在小手册中附带的设备的所有解释。 我唯一​​会做的，以后得到一个额外的电池（可用于约$ 20）。 这也适用与AT＆T的iPad SIM卡; 这样你就可以把它拿出来的iPad，并与MF60 MiFi的使用更广阔的iPhone圈养，而不是（这也将耗尽你的iPhone的电池）。

I purchased this from Network Overstock prior to traveling on several trips to Europe. I was able to connect both my iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air to this for hours. Decent speed in most places. With the use of Line2 (or something like Skype) , you can avoid needing any local voice SIM card. It is extremely easy to get an iPad pay-as-you-go (PYG; or pre-paid) SIM card in most European (perhaps other) destinations. The cost is typically around 10 Euros / Pounds for at least one GB of data. This device takes regular SIM, but you can easily put a micro-SIM in there (just position it such that it covers the connectors) -no need for an adapter. The MF60 would typically find the right APN settings automatically, but if not, just Google for APN settings and the provider. the ones I used so far were Vodafone Portugal, 3 in the UK, and Bouygues in France (SFR used to have them but when I was there they said the cards were not available due to technical problems...) . Note sometimes you will need to go and enter a PIN to unlock the card; and as mentioned also to change the APN settings; but you can do so from a browser of a laptop; iPhone or iPad (you go to [...] at the browser once you connect via WiFi to the MF60) . It is all explained in the little manual that comes with the device. Only thing I will do in the future is to get an extra battery (available for about $20) . This also works well with AT& T s iPad SIM; so you can take it out of the iPad and use with the MF60 MiFi instead of more expansive iPhone tethering (which will also drain your iPhone s battery) .