Solis Blog

Group trips often turn one person’s phone into the internet hub. A shared connection can make staying online easier for everyone.

Holiday visits often come with slow Wi-Fi. Instead of fixing the router, bringing your own connection can be the easiest way to stay online while you’re home.

Bleisure travel is on the rise, but hotel and public Wi-Fi have not caught up. Solis Edge gives you your own fast, private connection so you can work smoothly and enjoy your trip at the same time.

Shared networks in cafes, hotels, and coworking spaces expose more of your work than most people realize. Solis Edge offers a simple fix with a private, encrypted connection powered by WPA3 security. It keeps your files, messages, and workflow protected no matter where you work from.

Hybrid work has no borders. Whether you’re in a cafe, cabin, or on the road, Solis portable Wi-Fi devices powered by SIMO’s vSIM technology keep your workspace connected wherever life takes you.

Minimalism isn’t about owning less—it’s about carrying what truly adds value. The Solis Edge turns that philosophy into technology: an ultra-light 78.8 g 5G hotspot that delivers Wi-Fi without worry in 140+ countries—fewer devices, fewer distractions—just fast, private connectivity wherever business takes you.

Public Wi-Fi may be convenient, but it’s also one of the biggest risks to mobile professionals. Unsecured networks can expose emails, logins, and business data in seconds. Learn how Solis Edge protects your work with fast, private Wi-Fi designed for professionals on the move.

Many travelers underestimate how far 1GB of data can take them. SIMO’s free monthly data gives you instant connection, stress-free travel, and peace of mind in 140+ countries—no SIM swaps, no contracts, no surprise fees. A little data can truly go a long way.

When the power goes out, your phone becomes more than a tool—it’s your lifeline. Solis hotspots keep your devices charged and connected, combining Wi-Fi and backup power in one compact device built for emergencies.

When you think about an emergency kit, you probably picture bottled water, canned food, batteries, and a flashlight. All of those are essential. But today, there’s one more item that belongs right next to them: reliable connectivity.