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T-Mobile HotSpot @Home Review

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Though there were a few small hiccups in our testing, the HotSpot @Home service generally worked well. It was very simple to set up and T-Mobile has made it a no-brainer for the average, non-techie consumer to buy and use this product off the shelf. That only two handsets work with the service is a bit limiting, but we expect T-Mobile to add to the number of dual-mode handsets capable of using this service over time (hopefully that will include some smartphones). For heavy talkers, especially those in poor network coverage areas, HotSpot @Home offers solid in-house coverage and a cheaper alternative to large voice plans.

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