MiFi 8000 - Discontinued 4G Hotspot
MiFi 8000 - Discontinued 4G Hotspot
Released in June 2019, the MiFi 8000 supports Sprint’s LTE Plus 5x carrier aggregation features, has TS-9 antenna ports that can be used with external MIMO antennas and supports USB tethering to a router or access point. The Calyx Institute no longer offers these devices because our hardware provider no longer carries them. We do not expect to have it back in stock at any time in the future.
The Calyx Institute no longer offers these devices for new memberships because our hardware provider no longer carries them. We do not expect to have it back in stock at any time in the future. If you have one already, the Mifi 8000 should continue to work with Calyx internet service indefinately. It was previously is available with the Contributor Plus level of membership.
The Mifi 8000 supports most bands used by T-Mobile and Sprint (does not support T-Mobile's extended range band 71).
Released in June 2019, the Mifi 8000 supports Sprint's LTE Plus 5x carrier aggregation features, has TS-9 antenna ports that can be used with external MIMO antennas and supports USB tethering to a router or access point.
NOTE: Currently, this hotspot will connect to Sprint's network, and will fall back to use the T-Mobile network if the Sprint network is not available. This may change in the future as the merger between Sprint and T-Mobile proceeds.
Specifications
- Battery Life: 24 hrs usage, multiple days standby
- Maximum Number of Connected Devices: 15 Wi-Fi
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Networks supported:
- 4G/LTE (bands 2, 4, 5, 7, 12, 25, 26, 41, 66)
- No 3G fallback. LTE only.
- Max Theoretical Speed: 1200Mbps Down / 150Mbps Up
- Wi-Fi Technology / Frequencies: 802.11 b/g/n/a/ac - Simultaneous 2.4GHz and 5GHz
- Dimensions: 4.5" x 2.8" x 0.75" / 5.71 oz
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Ports:
- 2x TS9 external antenna ports, overrides internal 4x4 MIMO antennas.
- USB-C port for charging and USB tethering.
- Right port is the primary port, for uploads.
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Advanced features:
- LTE-Advanced Carrier Aggregation (5x)
Please note that max theoretical speeds reflect a device's capabilities under perfect laboratory conditions. Many variables, including as terrain, hotspot placement, distance from tower, network congestion and other factors, may affect the speeds measured during conventional use.
Download MiFi 8000 Manual (PDF)
Finding the device's IMEI
If you experience a problem, you may be asked for your IMEI. This is a globally unique number used to identify the device.
To find the IMEI, remove the case cover and the battery.