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Satechi Smart Travel Router with USB Charging Port for iOS, Android, Windows, BlackBerry, MP3 Devices, and More in US, CA, MX, UK, EU, AU, NZ, HK, and China (with Router)

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Wireless Connection. Worldwide Compatibility.

Satechi Smart Travel Router

The Satechi Smart Travel Router / Travel Adapter with USB Port adapts to fit into four of the most common plug configurations used around the world and features four different modes for your wireless networking needs. Two options provide charge your device: an AC power port and a USB port.

This compact adapter is convenient for charging smartphones, laptops, music players, cameras, e-readers, handheld game consoles, tablets, and other devices all around the world.

  • Travel adapter works in over 150 countries worldwide
  • Features 4 networking modes – router, repeater, client and access point
  • Includes an USB port to charge up to 2 devices simultaneously
  • Built-in 6A fuse protection to ensure a safe charge
  • Compatible with IEEE 802.11n/g/b devices and standards for up to 150Mbps high-speed wireless access

Router Mode

Functions as a typical router, connecting to the internet provided by your ISP and broadcasting a wireless signal, enabling you to create your own network.

Repeater Mode

Connect to your existing network and amplify it. This enables you to extend the range of your wireless network – invaluable if you have a weak connection in a room far away from your router.

Access Point

Create a wireless connection from a wired source. If only an Ethernet port or Ethernet cable is available, the router can connect to the wired connection and broadcast a wireless network that all your devices can connect to.

Client Mode

Connect to a device such as a Smart TV or video game console via an Ethernet cable. The Smart Travel Router can then be used as a wireless adapter, enabling the connected device to connect to the internet wirelessly.

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3.5 out of 5 stars
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3.5 out of 5 stars
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Travel Adapter ✓ ✓
USB Charging Port ✓ ✓
Retractable Plugs ✓ ✓
Networking Modes (Router, Repeater, Client and Access Point) ✓

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3.5 out of 5 stars
3.5 out of 5
118 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the appearance, ease of use, and USB port of the power converter. For example, they mention it's a fine piece of equipment, easy to set up and use, with a bonus USB charger. That said, some disagree on performance, connectivity, and quality.

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28 customers mention20 positive8 negative

Customers like the appearance of the power converter. They mention it's a great little product, a fine piece of equipment to use when away from home, and has a handy design. Some say it'll be the best thing for worldly, connected travelers.

"This is an excellent concept and something I would use both at home in a room with bad wifi reception and on my travels...." Read more

"...OK for now, but not great. The hardware look or feel is pretty decent, but neither slick nor impressive...." Read more

"...But in its current state it's too unreliable to be useful, so I'm returning it the moment I get home." Read more

"...Very handy design, but wish it had internal surge circuitry to make it more durable.Update - I raised the rating up one star...." Read more

26 customers mention20 positive6 negative

Customers find the power converter easy to setup and use. They mention it boots up immediately and is super easy to log into. They also say the travel router is very easy to install and remember how to connect to. Customers also appreciate the three plugs and the bonus USB charger.

"...I think it is highly simplified, but without loss of control or capability." Read more

"...While the set up is relatively easy as tech items go, the fine folks at Satechi make it even easier...." Read more

"...It is super easy to work, just plug it into the wall outlet - with one of the worldwide plug choices, and plug the Internet cord in...." Read more

"...I’d say that the user interface needs to be updated/simplified for novice users. If you know what you’re doing, then you can tweak almost anything...." Read more

16 customers mention16 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the USB port of the power converter. They mention that the adaptors/USB charging port are great, and the USB charger function is dynamite. Some appreciate the two USB ports and the fact that the router also doubles as a current adapter.

"...device will plug into virtually any country's AC power socket, has a universal socket to accept any country's plug, a wired Ethernet input for..." Read more

"...I had no issues using the USB port to charge my iPhone or iPad...." Read more

"...No, what's awesome is that this router also doubles as a current adapter and can be used to provide clean current in almost every country in the..." Read more

"...Just received unit and pleasantly surprised it now has two USB ports.Had trouble accessing web interface after changing SSID & password...." Read more

12 customers mention12 positive0 negative

Customers like the compactness of the power converter. They say it's very small and easy to port. Some say the size makes it a breeze for packing.

"...of being able to plug in the USB for charging up the iPhone and the small size and easy portability...." Read more

"...Physically, it's very small, seems pretty sturdy. The plug mechanism is best described as "nifty"...." Read more

"...I have read about this router on lifehacker. It seem to be a great idea to fit a router, charger and a international plug in one...." Read more

"This thing is fantastic. It's very small, so great for travel. It has a USB port and extra power outlet so it also works as a charger...." Read more

11 customers mention11 positive0 negative

Customers find the power converter very handy, practical, and brilliant. They say it makes life easy, is a nice multi-tasking device, and is super handy for airports and hotels.

"...routing communications, a 2.1A USB charging port and will operate as an access point, repeater, router and Client (Wireless to Wired) modes...." Read more

"...It's not that bad to use though...." Read more

"This is a pretty handy little device that is replacing about 3 items in my travel kit. The one design flaw is the shape of the device...." Read more

"...this travel router and battery charger is well-designed and practical...." Read more

43 customers mention28 positive15 negative

Customers are mixed about the performance of the power converter. Some mention that it works very well, while others say that it stopped working less than a month after they got it.

"This router worked great, the first 2 times that I could connect via WLAN to the device and multiple devices would remain connected, but the device..." Read more

"...Used it in Japan, Australia and the UK. No issues with functionality...." Read more

"...The adapter will not convert voltages so, if you are plugged into 220VAC and need 110VAC (or vice versa), you should bring a transformer with you..." Read more

"...Worked great for a week but after a few voltage drops in our camp power supply, the unit stopped transmitting...." Read more

19 customers mention11 positive8 negative

Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the power converter. Some mention it's a repeater/network extender, wireless router, and works as a wireless bridge in cases where a wired connection isn't available. However, others say that it can't connect to a network if the password contains a, it no longer connects to the WAN, neither wireless or Ethernet, and that the connection was worse than before they purchased the product.

"...universal socket to accept any country's plug, a wired Ethernet input for routing communications, a 2.1A USB charging port and will operate as an..." Read more

"...In fact, now it no longer connects to the WAN, neither wireless or Ethernet...." Read more

"...It functions as a wifi repeater/network extender, wireless router (allowing you to create your own network where there is none.),..." Read more

"...somehow the ethernet port reconfigured and was no longer receiving the network connection through the port. After that, working like a champ again...." Read more

12 customers mention5 positive7 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the power converter. Some mention it's super reliable, sturdy, and well made. Others say it'll work for a while but has terrible quality, flaky firmware, and poorly designed web setup wizard.

"...The hardware look or feel is pretty decent, but neither slick nor impressive...." Read more

"...Physically, it's very small, seems pretty sturdy. The plug mechanism is best described as "nifty"...." Read more

"...The integrated web set up wizard is also poorly designed. When you combine these basic flaws one ends up wasting one's time and money...." Read more

"...I have received the router today and tested it. The plastic body is well made...." Read more

I hope their warranty is good as I need it ASAP for a trip
1 Star
I hope their warranty is good as I need it ASAP for a trip
Only used it to perform initial setup when I got it a few months ago. Pulled it out today to test it cuz I was trying to remember the password I set and when plugging it in, the prong broke off already. Support only open Monday to Friday and no 800 number. You need to pay for the call. I hope their warranty is good as I need it ASAP for a trip. I'll update on how support is.
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Top reviews from the United States

GaryW
5.0 out of 5 stars A very COOL Tool for the (International) Traveler
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2014
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I have just received this unit. On initial trial, it seems to perform exactly as I had hoped.
The device will plug into virtually any country's AC power socket, has a universal socket to accept any country's plug, a wired Ethernet input for routing communications, a 2.1A USB charging port and will operate as an access point, repeater, router and Client (Wireless to Wired) modes.
The adapter will not convert voltages so, if you are plugged into 220VAC and need 110VAC (or vice versa), you should bring a transformer with you too.
I connected the unit to a power socket and checked to verify that the device was transmitting a wireless signal (it did). I was successfully connected to the device's internal setup screens. I made no changes to the settings, but all seemed in order.
Next, I connected a wired cable to it and tried it's Wireless Routing capabilities. Although I did not give it a thorough test, when it functioned as a wire connected wireless router, it successfully operated as a Access Point. That is the expected operation I plan for its use and so stopped there.
I like the unit because in one unit, I get a power adapter (any plug to any socket), USB charging port with 2.1A iPad charging capability, and an in room wireless access point. My iPad, with only wireless capability is now assured of operation even if there is only a wired connection available.
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JE
1.0 out of 5 stars This router worked great, the first 2 times that I could connect ...
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2017
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This router worked great, the first 2 times that I could connect via WLAN to the device and multiple devices would remain connected, but the device started to drop the wireless WAN connection intermittently. Two weeks ago, during a trip, I downloaded FW from their website, hoping that that would fix the WAN connectivity issue, but it did not. In fact, now it no longer connects to the WAN, neither wireless or Ethernet. The firmware link on their site linked to a Google Drive address and was 2013, so this can be considered obsolete hardware.
Save yourself some money and do not buy this.
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VebKr
3.0 out of 5 stars Tremendous idea, but not so great execution.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2015
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I wish this product worked as advertised, but unfortunately in my experience over two vacations, I spent more time troubleshooting than actually enjoying what I thought would a be a seamless and simple boost in WiFi range. Both times, I was unable to get it to boost the hotel's WiFi in a stable manner. It would work for 5-10 minutes, but then wouldn't. The other thing I would mention is that the plug itself is not very robust. I was trying to put it in a socket with just the tiniest bit of force, and one of the pins started bending. Luckily I pulled back before it snapped off, but this made me concerned further as to its durability when travelling and putting it in various sized sockets around the world etc.
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Joshua K.
5.0 out of 5 stars Best thing for the worldly, connected traveler
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2016
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This smart travel router has become an integral part to both my personal and company's travel package. It functions as a wifi repeater/network extender, wireless router (allowing you to create your own network where there is none.), as well as power up to three devices at one time(2 USB and one power cord, usually 2 phones and a computer, but the options are there). The device has helped solve so many network and connectivity problems I pack it almost before my toothbrush.
My work frequently involves operating in the basement of hospitals all over the world. Usually, this means they either only have wired internet or the wireless signal is so low that it is unusable. No problem! Either I extend their existing wireless network or create my own. It is a great feeling to have all the contractors wondering how I am using my computer, smartphone, or just generally functioning and staying connected. Then I say, it my network. Then, I'm everyone's best friend. I know I have had up to 7 devices wireless connected to the device and no DHCP issues or other. Also, in a situation where outlet availability is at a premium, being able to power three of my devices with only one adapter is vital.
Provided wireless too slow? Usually the wired connection is faster and this router will keep up. You can have a faster WiFi network than those around you. It's really not necessary, but fun to brag.
The set-up and use is not exactly "plug and play". However, I prefer it this way. There is really only one step between you and your own network. But, by accessing the router itself and including that one step, Satechi has allowed you an amazing amount of options for your network. You can choose to broadcast, assign IPs, block devices, really almost anything your home router can do. I think it is highly simplified, but without loss of control or capability.
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Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars Love it.
Reviewed in Canada on November 20, 2015
Verified Purchase
It was also a very pleasant surprise to hear that someone like Mr. Jerry was kind enough to check in with me to see if my newly purchased product was working. Through the steps he provided everything was fully operational! This thing is going to be extremely helpful on our trip!!
I do highly recommend ^_^ THANK YOU GUYS!

With respects,

- Mark V
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Marco
5.0 out of 5 stars Sehr zu empfehlen. Immer auf Reisen in Benutzung
Reviewed in Germany on September 26, 2015
Verified Purchase
Ich habe den Satechi jetzt seit einigen Wochen. Ich möchte ihn auf Reisen wirklich nicht mehr vermissen. Ein wirklich sehr schöner kleiner praktischer Router.
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Nicola
5.0 out of 5 stars mandatory for travelers
Reviewed in Italy on August 6, 2015
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I travel extensively and I found this device really useful. very well done, hardware and software side. great product thanks
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5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on October 19, 2017
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Good quality and size
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Dopey
4.0 out of 5 stars Good little unit
Reviewed in Canada on June 14, 2017
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Arrived quickly, packaging was simple, instructions were simple, easy to set up, repeater/routers mode worked as advertised, decent speed for the price. As a bonus, instead of 1 USB port which was expecting, my unit has two USB charging port, bonus! Only one complaint, instead of the 2.1A charging as advertised, the best I was able to do with my various android devices and cables was 0.5A from either port. I am okay with the lower charging rate, why I still gave it 4 stars.
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