HooToo Tripmate/Titan 29
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Sep 2015
Location: Crete, Cambodia
Programs: OWS,E+,A3Gold,TK+
Posts: 107
HooToo Tripmate/Titan 29
Hootoo travel router is epic little gadget love mine ordered another as gift there on offer @Amazon.fr for 29 and delivered anywhere else Europe +5
Ethernet jack, turn hotel wifi and connect upto 4 devices
Media streamer from expandable storage upto 4 devices
Power bank
Send and reclever files from device to storage
Check youtube for review videos .
http://bit.ly/Travelrouter (not affect link)
Ethernet jack, turn hotel wifi and connect upto 4 devices
Media streamer from expandable storage upto 4 devices
Power bank
Send and reclever files from device to storage
Check youtube for review videos .
http://bit.ly/Travelrouter (not affect link)
#2
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Colorado
Programs: UA Gold (.85 MM), HH Diamond, SPG Platinum (LT Gold), Hertz PC, National EE
Posts: 5,648
Hootoo travel router is epic little gadget love mine ordered another as gift there on offer @Amazon.fr for 29 and delivered anywhere else Europe +5
Ethernet jack, turn hotel wifi and connect upto 4 devices
Media streamer from expandable storage upto 4 devices
Power bank
Send and reclever files from device to storage
Check youtube for review videos .
http://bit.ly/Travelrouter (not affect link)
Ethernet jack, turn hotel wifi and connect upto 4 devices
Media streamer from expandable storage upto 4 devices
Power bank
Send and reclever files from device to storage
Check youtube for review videos .
http://bit.ly/Travelrouter (not affect link)
Am I missing something that I could have been using the TripMate for?
#3
Original Poster
Join Date: Sep 2015
Location: Crete, Cambodia
Programs: OWS,E+,A3Gold,TK+
Posts: 107
Example travelling with friends or family in the car/plane plug a usb with media to router and allows 4 other users to connect and stream different movies simultaneously. Obviously saves having multiple devices to carry with inbuilt power bank . The main selling point for me is there is no need for actually wifi to stream to other devices. Also works with chromecast good for connecting to screen for presentations on the go or bk at the hotel for TV.
Last edited by Liams; Aug 23, 2016 at 12:41 am
#4
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: in the vicinity of SFO
Programs: AA 2MM (LT-PLT, PPro for this year)
Posts: 19,781
I've had the tripmate nano for quite a while, and with openwrt it is good for two things:
1) as a very slow hardware VPN client, so I don't have to keep authenticating and can secure access from alternate devices like my phone
2) for a couple of hotels I've stayed at where the Wifi signal was very weak, but they had a relatively good ethernet connection.
It and the original elite both support OpenWRT -- something like that is a prerequisite for using it as the VPN bridge.
I've been very pleased with the nano. Sadly, the Titan (and the new Elite U which I just noticed) do not seem to support OpenWRT (at least yet.)
1) as a very slow hardware VPN client, so I don't have to keep authenticating and can secure access from alternate devices like my phone
2) for a couple of hotels I've stayed at where the Wifi signal was very weak, but they had a relatively good ethernet connection.
It and the original elite both support OpenWRT -- something like that is a prerequisite for using it as the VPN bridge.
I've been very pleased with the nano. Sadly, the Titan (and the new Elite U which I just noticed) do not seem to support OpenWRT (at least yet.)
#6
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: SFO
Programs: DL PM/1MM, Marriott Gold
Posts: 117
I also use it when traveling in the sticks with family and I need more than the 5 device connections allowed by my hotspot.
#7
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Colorado
Programs: UA Gold (.85 MM), HH Diamond, SPG Platinum (LT Gold), Hertz PC, National EE
Posts: 5,648
Ok, sounds like I need to play with this thing. One hotel I frequent has crappy wifi (at least in the rooms they always give me), so maybe this will help if I use the wired connection.
#8
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: ATL
Programs: DL DM, Hyatt LT DM, Wyndham DM, Hertz PC, HH Gold, SPG Gold, Marriott Gold
Posts: 2,038
Sometimes does not work in hotels unless they have a wired connection in room with NO password/login. WiFi connections with PW/Login are hit and miss.
#9
Join Date: Nov 2015
Posts: 392
I've used my HooToo (Nano, I think) on planes a ton to extend one paid session to all of my devices, and those of my traveling companions, if I'm with friends or family.
I've also used it in hotels.
The thing is fantastic. For years, I was looking for a way to do Wifi in and out. This finally does it.
I've also used it in hotels.
The thing is fantastic. For years, I was looking for a way to do Wifi in and out. This finally does it.
#10
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 3,784
I have been using my HooToo only a few times since I got it. Most hotels got pretty good wifi and let you connect with multiple devices. But I am going on Celebrity Cruise in a few months. I have unlimited internet but I read that you can only use it on one device. You could log off from that device and log on with another. I will be trying to see if HooToo works so I could have all the phones, laptops, and tablets connected.
#11
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: SFO
Programs: DL PM/1MM, Marriott Gold
Posts: 117
I have been using my HooToo only a few times since I got it. Most hotels got pretty good wifi and let you connect with multiple devices. But I am going on Celebrity Cruise in a few months. I have unlimited internet but I read that you can only use it on one device. You could log off from that device and log on with another. I will be trying to see if HooToo works so I could have all the phones, laptops, and tablets connected.
#13
Join Date: Feb 2013
Programs: Hyatt Globalist, MLife Gold, Marriott Gold, HHonors Gold, Caesars Diamond, Amex Plat
Posts: 5,937
Any DP on whether or not Hootoo works with GoGo inflight? I assume that's what some of you are using, but I also read reports of gogo blocking it.