This Travel Router is very compact. It isn’t as tiny as you see in this picture, but it is a small 3 x 4 inches. It is made for travelers who want to take a hot spot with them as they travel, so they “do not have to rely on wired Ethernet connections or slow bandwidth”. This device will come in handy for when you are traveling with friends, and you can pay for one hotel Internet connection to get all the devices online at the same time. The Belkin F9K1107 Wireless Dual-Band Travel Router is designed to be taken on the road and more importantly stuffed inside a bag. There is no mention of its actual measurements, but Belkin is tossing in a a carrying case that holds the plug and some additional cords. Like many of today’s full sized routers it supports WiFi b/g/n and simultaneous dual band mode. There is also the usual assortment of security protocols and even a push button WPS setup. So at the end of the day it’s a full featured router, though it lacks the additional Ethernet ports or a USB port for sharing storage devices on the network. It’s just too bad there isn’t a built-in battery.
If you want to see if you can get some access to free Internet at whatever hotels you stay at, then I suggest you head over to the Belkin website and pay $79.95 for the Wireless Dual-Band Travel Router.
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