Get unlimited talk and text with web, both domestic and international mobile broadband access, pay-by-the-minute plans and more, with phones from every major brand. H2O® Wireless offers no-contract wireless plans and phones for every need and budget, using the nation’s largest and most reliable GSM and WiMAX 4G networks. Buy it today at or visit any of authorized H2O BOLT(SM) retailers near you. H2O BOLT(SM) Flash and H2O BOLT(SM) Spider are compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Mac OS X operating systems. "With the new H2O BOLT(SM), we’re able to connect users directly to the fastest 4G mobile broadband network available and can even replace their expensive home internet service by offering the convenience, affordability, and portability they expect from our no-contract plans." "In today’s mobile world, high-speed internet access is a must – whether at home or on-the-go," said Jack Woo, Vice President of H2O® Wireless. As with all H2O® Wireless plans and products, there is never any contract or hidden fees. With H2O BOLT(SM) Spider, receive the same great internet and connect up to eight Wi-Fi enabled devices.
Simply plug the H2O BOLT(SM) Flash to any laptop for instant 4G unlimited internet access. Price is $150 for the Spider and $100 for the Flash.Ī leading provider of no-contract wireless services, H2O® Wireless today unveiled H2O BOLT(SM), offering unlimited prepaid 4G mobile internet on-the-go for just $50/month with a new USB dongle, H2O BOLT(SM) Flash and mobile hotspot, H2O BOLT(SM)Spider.
I checked around their site and didn’t see any fine print or asterisks either about the unlimited thing, so apparently it’s really unlimited, but we’ve heard that before haven’t we?! You can get either a USB dongle style 4G device called the Flash or one that’s called the Spider which is like a portable hotspot basically. Anyway they are offering two wireless devices on their 4G network, both are pre-paid at $50 per month and that gets you unlimited data. It seems the parent company is called Locus Telecommunications, again one I never heard of. I’ve never heard of this company but I checked their coverage map and it seems they’re everywhere.
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