Would this work With our iPhones and an iPad while camping as long as they offer wifi at the campground?
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This will not for an iPhone-iPad. This has as Ian port to connect to a laptop or computer. It works awesome for that.
1087497
No, this product plugs in via a USB port to one computer. You need a hotspot kit for an iPhone or iPad.That would be our AllPro RV kit. PN: 7010RV-KIT
358541
as long as it has Wi-Fi I believe so yes. download the apps and if that works then I'd say yes...
775036
Sorry no it won't, it does not work well, your iOS has to be 4 it's a waste. It needs to be developed......my iPad has never been able to connect with anything.
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Yes , just be sure your OS supports it. We have a Mac laptop and 2 iPads working well with it. Connect it to your wifi router for iPads.
1447900
Yes, this does work with the Ipad and Iphone; my husband uses this ihome all the time and loves it!
1205562
I would think the only way an iPad would work is if you had an "extension" type cord, because the iPad is NOT going to sit in that craddle... unless you had a major way to support it. You would not want all of that weight on just the connect spot. Hope this helps.
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I don't know. I never got that far with it. My iPhone is way more informative than that thing in my opinion. But, of course you would need a good connection for that! If you are in a remote area then the iPhone wouldn't work. Plus I don't think that's a good idea to just head out with the cell phone. But back to your question I really don't know because lacking maps I couldn't use it
2216562
Yes, it works with all iPads and iPhones assuming you have Bluetooth turned on.
227391
Hi Ester. That's the main reason I bought it. Wifi assisted gps on the ipad doesn't work in most places in our country and definately not off shore. This tiny little bad elf is brilliant. One thing you do need to be wary of though ... make sure the gps remains firmly plugged in. I had someone on the helm for a while and she knocked the gps inadvertanly and went for half an hour not noticing that the arrow in the gps wasn't moving.
225469
I works fine with the IPAD. They are both IOS devices so there shouldn't be any problem.
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The IPOD connects to wifi and bluetooth so as long as the IPAD can become a hotspot then the IPOD can connect to it.
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Yes.I brought this camping and set it up to repeat the WiFi in the office, worked pretty good, easy to setup. Had to reboot from time to time, maybe due to the fact it was sitting in the sun all day, and in the dew all night lok
1076154
This would work well. Attach to a window with view of the external WiFi antenna on office. We then login all devices to the Pepwave. Works well for us in many campgrounds.
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I'm not sure exactly how to interpret your question, but I'll give an answer a try. Simply put, everyone who buys an iPad makes the same choice, that which is most appropriate to their anticipated needs. The wifi-only option, for instance, would be appropriate to folks who plan to use their iPad at home, or in hotel/motel accommodations which offer free wifi services to guests. The wifi + cellular option, on the other hand, would be more appropriate to folks who might wish to use their iPad camping, hiking, or the like. The main difference between the two (as you might suppose) is that usage and data charges might apply in the latter instance, depending on your cellular plan. Hope this helps. I'm not sure exactly how to interpret your question, but I'll give an answer a try. Simply put, everyone who buys an iPad makes the same choice, that which is most appropriate to their anticipated needs. The wifi-only option, for instance, would be appropriate to folks who plan to use their iPad at home, or in hotel/motel accommodations which offer free wifi services to guests. The wifi + cellular option, on the other hand, would be more appropriate to folks who might wish to use their iPad camping, hiking, or the like. The main difference between the two (as you might suppose)... » Read More I'm not sure exactly how to interpret your question, but I'll give an answer a try. Simply put, everyone who buys an iPad makes the same choice, that which is most appropriate to their anticipated needs. The wifi-only option, for instance, would be appropriate to folks who plan to use their iPad at home, or in hotel/motel accommodations which offer free wifi services to guests. The wifi + cellular option, on the other hand, would be more appropriate to folks who might wish to use their iPad camping, hiking, or the like. The main difference between the two (as you might suppose) is that usage and data charges might apply in the latter instance, depending on your cellular plan. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, it works. I use this on my wifi-only ipad for off-road use and it works fantastic.
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It should work automatically with your wifi. If your iPad says Wifi + 4g then you need to contact your phone provider to have them establish the 4g service which will allow you to use the device in locations other than those which have wifi access.
1287128
Absolutely works with any device that is WiFi capable....I use it for my iPad.