Thread: Vodafone Mobile Connect 3G USB Stick

Vodafone also have their own mobile broadband with their USB stick device, but this time it’s with a difference as it’s a 3G USB Stick. The Vodafone Mobile Connect 3G USB Stick allows you to have access to Internet from anywhere, whether it’s from home, on the road or in your office and that too without any installation hassles, and the best thing you 3G broadband speeds while you are abroad.

Here are some of the great features from Vodafone Mobile Connect 3G USB Stick

- Get high speed connectivity using Vodafone Edge network connectivity
- Easy installation as no CD’s or software installation is required, just plug and play
- Get 3G speeds when roaming abroad
- Ability to work with preferred VPN which gives you secure access to companies server
- Choose from different tariff plans according to your needs and requirements
- Use the stick for SMS services
- Supports micro SD card which has a capacity of up to 2GB
- You get two years of replacement warranty

While roaming abroad you can get 3g speed but do you know how much it costs per KB? In some countries its so high that if I happen to use 5GB data then I would actually have to sell my house when I come back to settle the bill for using 3g abroad.

Best thing to do while roaming is buy a local chip for example you can get 3 sim card from the airport itself in UK and use 3g broadband using either your mobile to connect your laptop or use a usb stick like shown in the picture above.

Vodafone does not provide 3g speeds in India because 3g spectrum is yet to be auctioned and there is no gurantee that Vodafone will be one of the winners.

@Preeti_20

Provide the source too will be of great help.

Till now 3G Spectrum has not been allotted to any operator for commercial purpose.

Im not sure about that, but it states 3G speeds abroad, and nothing mentioned in India, so i suppose the 3G services would only be when traveling out of India. I got the information from Vodafone site itself.

Originally Posted by Preeti_20

Im not sure about that, but it states 3G speeds abroad, and nothing mentioned in India, so i suppose the 3G services would only be when traveling out of India. I got the information from Vodafone site itself.

Can you pls provide the plan details.Vodafones Gprs is pretyy good with decent speed better than airtel but it so costly and there is no unlited plan Inbetween 3G Auctions are now resheduled to Februvary 2nd week hop voda will bag a spectrum

This is right the vodafone is very costely.

But gives amazing services.

I v recently purchased this. It cost me 1600 bucks.Initially I opted for their plan for Rs.499/- for 30 days validity with 20 gb usage free.My experience is not at all happy. The signal strength and connectivity in metro areas only is workable. But outside metro areas there is serious connectivity problem. Therefore before purchase you should check the connectivity status of the company's network at the place where you should mostly work with it.The company has not yet been able to fix my connectivity problem after 10 days of my purchase.

Arab

hey guys i just want to say that vodafone is very good but it is more costlier than others....but it provides best services then others....its speed is very good compared to others..

Guys this USB dongle is 3G/GPRS/EDGE compatible. but Vodafone has not rolled out its 3G services, so continue to enjoy GPRS/EDGE speed !

Originally Posted by r.dyp

Guys this USB dongle is 3G/GPRS/EDGE compatible. but Vodafone has not rolled out its 3G services, so continue to enjoy GPRS/EDGE speed !

You are right. They are yet to release the 3G, Once it is released, they will change the tariff plans