
Netgear
Netgear Nighthawk M7 5G Mobile Hotspot with Wi-Fi 7 and eSIM (MH7150)
- Device$499.99
- Unlimited plan$75/mo
$574.99today, then $75/mo
In stock · Today is the device plus the first month. No contract.
5G & LTE Routers
Cellular routers and firewalls for offices, vehicles and industrial sites.
On the move
Campground and truck-stop Wi-Fi rarely works. Bring your own 5G connection and a roof antenna so you can work and stream wherever you park.

5G hotspot or 12V router
Hotspot for weekends, router for full-timers
from $499.99
Roof antenna or booster
Adds signal at remote campsites
from $49.99
Unlimited plan
Premium if you work from the road
$75/mo
From simplest to most capable. Each kit is the device plus the plan below, in one step.
A booster (e.g. Wilson Drive Reach) helps phones too; a MIMO roof antenna gives a router the best speeds.




Unlimited covers streaming and video calls. Full-time remote workers should choose Premium: never throttled, and it fails over between AT&T and Verizon, which widens coverage across regions.
$75/mo
Full-speed 5G up to 300GB/mo, then throttled for the rest of the cycle.
Best for: Daily use: a small team, a vehicle, a household
$95/mo
Truly unlimited — never throttled, with AT&T & Verizon failover so you're always online.
Best for: Primary internet, or anything that must stay up during a carrier outage
Kits above include this plan. First month is charged at checkout, then month to month.Compare plans
Where the hardware goes, and what it keeps running.



Campground Wi-Fi is shared and slow, phone hotspots drop inside a metal body, and many plans throttle or cap hotspot data. Remote workers on the road need a connection they can count on.
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It works wherever there is cellular signal. A roof antenna or booster extends usable range, and Unlimited Premium can use either AT&T or Verizon.
Plans are month to month with no contract, so you can cancel at the end of the season and start again later.
Yes. A 12V vehicle router with a roof or mirror-mount antenna works in a truck the same way it does in an RV. A hotspot is fine for lighter use.
A hotspot is fine for weekends. Full-timers and remote workers get better, steadier speeds from a 12V router with a roof antenna.
A booster strengthens signal for every phone in the rig. If you only need internet, an antenna connected directly to the router is simpler.
Yes with good 5G or LTE signal. Choose an Unlimited plan so streaming does not hit a cap.
11.2M
U.S. households owned an RV in 2021, a record high.
Source: RV Industry Association / Go RVing (opens in a new tab)
Buying for several sites or vehicles?
Get one written quote for the hardware and the data plans. No minimum order.