Most of the time, you don’t think about how your devices connect. Until your video call freezes mid-sentence, or your map won’t load at a border crossing. Or your hotel Wi‑Fi mysteriously vanishes after 9 p.m.
That’s when it matters.
With SIMO-powered devices like Solis Hero, Go, and Pro, there’s something quietly working in the background to keep you online: smart switching.
It’s not just marketing. It’s the reason your Wi‑Fi keeps working when your phone gives up. Here’s what that actually means—and why it’s changing the way people stay connected on the go.
So, What Is Smart Switching?
Most hotspots are tied to one network. If the signal’s bad, you’re out of luck.
Solis devices work differently.
They use virtual SIM (vSIM) technology, which means they’re not stuck with one provider. Instead, they scan the available networks wherever you are and connect to the strongest one automatically.
No SIM cards. No contracts. No tapping through confusing menus.
Just Wi-Fi that adapts to your location in real-time.
How It Works (Without the Tech Headache)
You don’t need to configure anything or know which carrier is “best” in a new place. Your Solis device figures it out for you.
Here’s what your Solis device is doing behind the scenes: it scans the mobile networks around you, finds the strongest one available, and connects to it automatically. If that signal gets weak or drops as you move, it quietly switches to a better one, without interrupting your connection or asking you to do a thing.
You don’t see it happening. You just stay online, whether you’re sipping coffee, answering emails, or hopping between towns—no SIM cards. No settings. No stress.
Why It Matters (Especially When You’re Moving)
Smart switching keeps things simple, whether you're exploring a new country or just working from the road.
- Traveling? No roaming charges. No SIM shopping. Just tap and go.
- Working remotely? Use it as backup when your home Wi‑Fi fails.
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On the road? It finds the best local signal, whether it's a city, border, or backroad.
It’s built for people who move, without making you slow down.
What It Looks Like in Real Life
Let’s say you're:
- Crossing from Portugal into Spain
- Stuck at an airport gate with terrible Wi‑Fi
- Driving through the mountains
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Trying to upload content in a crowded Airbnb
Your Solis device quietly figures out the best way to keep you connected, without asking you to do a thing. That’s smart switching in action.
Which Devices Use It?
All Solis hotspots are powered by SIMO’s smart switching tech:
- Solis Hero – Compact, tough, and great for travelers who pack light
- Solis Go – Built for flexible, everyday Wi‑Fi across town or borders
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Solis Pro – 5G speed, dual-band Wi‑Fi, and support for up to 20 devices—ideal for creators and remote teams
Different sizes. Same smart signal technology.
And Yes, There Are Limits
Smart switching gives you the best possible signal, but it can’t create coverage where there isn’t any.
If you're deep in a canyon or way off-grid with no mobile towers nearby, even SIMO can’t connect. But when any signal exists, Solis will find it and keep you on it.
Wi‑Fi That Knows How to Travel
You shouldn’t have to worry about what network works in which country, or whether your SIM will still function across the border.
Solis devices take care of that for you. They scan, connect, and keep going, so your work, your trip, or your upload doesn’t get dropped halfway through.
That’s what smart switching means: “A better signal, without the guesswork.”