For a whole home or office at one fixed address, a rented 5G router with 4G fallback is a practical choice because it gives several devices one shared connection without a long contract. For one light-use device a phone hotspot may be enough, while battery-powered pocket MiFi is better when you need to carry the connection around.
Compare rental prices →Best suited to a fixed address where several devices need continuous WiFi. It uses mains power and supports 5G with 4G fallback.
A simple option for one person and light use, provided the phone plan allows enough tethering data.
A battery-powered 4G option for visitors and travellers who need to carry WiFi between locations.
Usually better value for a year or more, but often a poor fit for a gap measured only in weeks.
Longer than expected? Extend before the return date for £25 a week, or choose four weeks or longer.
For a whole home or office at one fixed address, a rented mains-powered 5G router with 4G fallback is usually the practical short-term option. For one light-use device, a phone hotspot may be enough, while pocket MiFi suits travel.
Airgen Go router hire costs £75 for two weeks or £119 for four weeks, including unlimited data. One week costs £55, and extensions cost £25 a week.
It can be enough for one or two devices and light use if your phone plan has suitable data and tethering. A separate router is more practical when several people or devices need a shared connection.
Choose the mains-powered 5G and 4G router for a fixed home or office and up to 32 devices. Choose battery-powered pocket MiFi when portability matters more, such as travel around the UK.
Extend the rental before the return date for £25 a week, or choose three months prepaid for £249. For a year or more, a permanent fixed or mobile broadband contract will usually cost less than renting.
Order by 3pm on a working day for next-working-day delivery to most UK addresses.
Rent from £55