[carinsurancess]

I was looking at the same thing on the Claro site - the ZTE MF190.
I am going to see if I can get this next week at the Claro shop - with a prepay plan - so I will update on my experience after I get one from Claro.

[Wr8dIAUk]

yeah Guys, I am myself not a pro with the sticks and numbers and manufaturers and the differences.
to be honest,
when I typed the last post with the numbers I provided,
I took the stick out of the USB Slot to read the numerations and typed them ion the Posting, but stupidly I pressed "Enter/post" without plugging the Stick back in firtsly, so Yes, I typed it again but remembered to plug the stick in before pressing da darn 'enter' button.

correct, mine is sure not the newest, i use that plan since many years to be connected on the road, the last time i changed the "modem"(the stick itself) been somewhere early last year/2011 as i damaged the stick i had, so mine is def NOT a 2012 Model. if you recommend me to change it for bettering services I will happily do so, as the changes cost nothing(your contract runs again for an other 18 months tho, yes, but I don't wanna cancel it anyways, so the running time doesn't matter).
but again,
I am working online all day and night long, and with that stick I am very happy.
don't compare it to a high speed internet connection landbased at home tho, would not be the same, but it's very good/acceptable out of the stuff available down here for the Road.

Mike

[arcalmanard]

Yes, that is what I want it for, for on the road. At home I use Tricom, Orange Flybox and now Claro wireless too, thinking about to ditch the Flybox since the quality is deteriorating constantly and this damn cap of 10 GB I use up even without dl anything, just with the traffic from my job...

I wanted to know (and very important to know it seems to be more reliable w/ a plan instead of prepaid...) what is the best stick to use since they offer 3 different. And the ZTE looks like the one to go for...

Edit: The Claro one is by far the best of the three mentioned above regarding reliability.

[griddle]

The company you deal with and the speed they provide are more important than the actual dongle. If they have bad DL speed any stick is useless.

[costamarianavia]

Can you post a link to the webpage that show the USB Modems. The following is the Claro USB Modem page I see.

http://contenido.claro.com.do/wps/po...-movil/equipos




I got a Claro Stick the early part of this year and my experience is what you see on the webpage does not mean it will be available in a Claro Store.

[Koayrbzh]

bigbird, Here is the link to the page with the current sticks:

Módems USB y Routers

This is in the online store portion of the website.

Hopefully they will have a decent selection when you go.