Solis Go front and back views

Solis is Offering a Limited-Time Discount on Its Solis Go Bundles

As the summer season starts to wind down, Solis is offering a limited-time discount that’s perfect for your last-minute getaway. From now through August 10th, you can save 10% on Solis Go bundles.

The Solis Go is one of the brand’s newest devices — and also happens to be their most affordable. This pocketable hotspot offers 4G LTE speeds, supports connections for up to 10 devices, and has a 48-hour battery life. Speaking of battery, the Solis Go also has a built-in 8,000 mAh power bank as well as the cables to charge most smartphones.

The Explorer Pack includes the device itself plus 10 GB of Global Data. Meanwhile, the Family Pack increases that bonus data to 20 GB, and the Globalist Pack includes a whopping 50 GB. An unfortunate downside is that this one-time data does expire after three months. However, with any of these packages, you will also receive 1 GB of global data per month for the life of your device.

With the current discount, the Explorer Pack is now $116.10, the Family Pack is $126, and the Globalist Pack is $139.50. By the way, while you’ll see the full retail prices shown on the site ($129, $140, and $155, respectively), you’ll see the adjusted price displayed once you add your pack of choice to your cart.

While I personally haven’t had a chance to check out the Solis Go specifically, I have been a long-time fan of Solis hotspots overall. After years of using my original device (which is comparable to the current Solis Hero), I’ve since upgraded to the Solis 5G — and have had great experiences with it so far. What I love most of all is that, now that these devices include 1 GB of data per month, it not only serves as a travel hotspot but also as a backup connection if my internet goes out. To that point, the size and built-in connectors of the Solis Go make it perfect for storing in an emergency kit or something similar.

Alas, with this current offer ending on August 10th, there isn’t much time to take advantage of it. However, if you do miss it, you can try the code ‘MONEY30’ at checkout. This code can’t be combined with other discounts or offers, but may save you a bit off the regular price.

In any case, if you’ve been looking for a compact mobile hotspot solution and can use some bonus data in the next few months, then it’s definitely worth taking a look at the Solis Go while this limited-time sale is still in effect.

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