The Calyx Institute has brought back its Contributor Plus membership level.
Calyx is a non-profit that offers low-cost data plans as a benefit for members who join at specific tiers on an annual or quarterly basis.
The Contributor Plus membership comes with unlimited high speed data for a year and the Quanta 5G hotspot device. Calyx's other plan offerings come with either the Inseego MiFi M2000 hotspot (Sustainer level) or entry-level hotspots such as the Franklin T9/T10 and Alcatel LINKZONE 2 (Contributor level).
The membership fee for Contributor Plus is $600 for the first year and $500 for subsequent years.
If you are a current Calyx member and want to order the Quanta 5G hotspot, you can do so for a $250 donation.
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Key Mobile Internet Related Considerations:
- The Quanta 5G hotspot uses a Mediatek cellular modem instead of the Qualcomm modems used in the vast majority of 5G devices in 2022, including the Inseego M2000.
- The Quanta and M2000 have comparable specs and similar features.
- The Contributor Plus membership (Quanta hotspot) is $150 less than the Sustainer membership (M2000 hotspot) for the first year, but the pricing for subsequent years is the same.
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