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The Real Reason Americans Pay $70/Month For Internet (And Device That Cuts The Price Significantly)

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By Hank Taylor

Technology & Innovations Expert

I was at a coffee shop in downtown Salt Lake City working on an important deadline with just a few hours to go when the Wi-FI died.

Again.

The barista shrugged apologetically – apparently, their router had been acting up all week. Amazing.

Stressed, I was about to rush to a different coffee shop when I noticed a guy nearby not even flinching, just typing away.

Unbothered by the sudden cut of the internet, he pulled out a tiny white device, barely bigger than a lighter, pressed a button, and continued working.

So I couldn’t help myself and had to ask what it was.

“Ryoko”, he said. “It’s a WiFi hotspot.” He must’ve noticed the confused look on my face, so he kept going. “I work and travel, so I need internet everywhere. This thing just works”.

Smiling, I thanked him and then went off, with Ryoko soon falling out of my head.

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The Ryoko rabbit hole and how it muscles up against a $460 billion scam

Only to be recalled again by a sudden internet disruption on a train back home. The Wi-Fi died and didn’t go up again for 3 hours, so fed up, I went on researching Ryoko once I got back home.

And oh boy, the things I found both angered and surprised me. 

Turns out, data is dirt cheap.

However, despite the extremely low costs, the average American pays $60-70 per month for their data plan, and we receive only a small portion of it. 

We're entrapped in contracts, and even if we weren't, where would we go? It’s not like any of the other telecom giants offer anything better.

So what is Ryoko PRO exactly, and what can it do for you?

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What I Discovered About This Tiny Device (And How It Works)

Ryoko PRO is a pocket-sized device that creates a private WiFi network using cellular data-the same networks that our smartphones use. Built by American-made components, by the way.

Put simply, Ryoko is a dedicated WiFi hotspot. You turn it on, connect your devices to it like you would any WiFi network, and you’re online.

It boasts full-day battery life, connectivity, unlimited data, and no roaming charges in over 175+ countries (yeah… that’s not a typo, I fact-checked it. It’s truly a worldwide solution), and 10 simultaneous connections. Your entire family could connect to it.

Oh, and there’s a built-in adblocker too, which makes for both safer browsing online and saves data simultaneously.

Yet, after learning all of this impressive functionality, I wasn’t convinced. Not yet.

For convenience, here are the main features listed in one place:

Coverage across 350 network operators

Speeds up to 150 Mbps

No roaming charges, no hidden fees

It's also incredibly easy to use – so simple that even those unfamiliar with technology can set it up quickly and effortlessly.

Coverage in 175+ countries

Why Do Telecom Companies Scam You With Obscene Fees, But Ryoko Charges Only $15?

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Don’t get me wrong – Ryoko seemed great right off the bat.

But, after learning about the industry, I became skeptical even about this supposed product that was fighting the scam.

What sealed the deal for me is that Ryoko comes with no contract, offering a pay-as-you-go model with no hidden or installation fees. 

But how is it possible for a small player like Ryoko to compete with these multi-billion-dollar industry giants? 

Here’s what I found: since data is already cheap, Ryoko purchases data wholesale, making it even cheaper. In turn, it significantly reduces plan costs for users.

Next, Ryoko focuses on the technology that actually works – 4G. Yes, 5G is the future, but let’s be honest, it barely works in major cities, despite billions being invested in the infrastructure alone.

I don’t even want to mention rural Montana or any foreign countries, where 5G is all but a dream.

These two reasons are major factors in reducing the price, but the third one is what truly reveals Ryoko’s character – and I like it a lot, but more on that later.

What Happened When I Actually Tested Ryoko For 3 Months

Okay, enough research, I bought one and tested it in various scenarios and settings. Like cafes, camping, hiking, and even on a beach in Brazil. 

Pretty much any scenario where you’d be on the internet. At one point, I was sipping margaritas in a hammock, watching a podcast. Ridiculous. All made possible by Ryoko PRO.

Anyway, here are my main use-cases:

  • Streaming Netflix and YouTube
  • Scrolling social media
  • Uploading files and photos
  • Working on cloud documents
  • Google Maps, Waze, other navigation apps
  • Zoom/Teams calls
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Traveling, or even hiking, is now much more relaxing, since Ryoko’s lightweight build makes it convenient to go wherever.

I'm writing this right now from a train between Philadelphia and New York, streaming music on Spotify, with two other devices connected, and I haven't thought about WiFi once.

Gone are the days of hunting unreliable, public Wi-FI, costing hours and annoying me to hell and back. 

Ryoko lifted all of this worry off me. It's unlimited, reliable, fast, and portable. To be frank, it’s everything I envisioned it to be.

Ryoko Builds Its Users' Trust By Giving Back To Them Instead Of Mass Marketing

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Remember that third reason that makes Ryoko as affordable as it is, just a minute ago?

Ryoko's business model is built on one core idea: they would rather accept smaller margins than take advantage of their clients.

This directly ties in with Ryoko’s mouth-to-mouth marketing approach. You don’t see Ryoko plastered on every billboard or during Super Bowl ad breaks.

It’s always more enjoyable to use products of companies that we like and trust. Most brands attempt to buy the trust of their potential clients through advertising, but not Ryoko.

Ryoko focuses on making your experience the best it can be, so that it speaks for itself. Then no marketing is needed – people share what works best themselves.

And instead of charging sky-high margins, Ryoko passes a portion of the savings directly to customers – like you and me.

What’s not to like?

It’s always more enjoyable to use products of companies that we like and trust. Most brands attempt to establish this trust through advertising, but not Ryoko.

Final thoughts on Ryoko: Get it while the supply lasts!

So what are my final thoughts? If you like unreliable, unsafe public Wi-Fi and telecom companies scamming you, Ryoko is not for you.

Jokes aside, I have already gifted a couple of Ryokos to my immediate family, and my brother uses it daily at this point.

I’m having a blast with my own Ryoko too; it makes working and traveling that much more enjoyable and safer.

No anxiety, no fear, no hunting for the next Wi-Fi. With Ryoko, you’re in control. I Know I am.

By the way, Ryoko is running a limited offer right now. Feel free to grab one from this link now.

Let me know if you like it or not and why! That’s it from me for now, have a good one.

What Do People Have To Say About Ryoko After Using It?

Arnold Simpson
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I've been using the RYOKO PRO for a few weeks, and it's made my travel life so much easier. It's small and easy to carry, and the internet connection is strong, even in places where Wi-Fi is usually bad. I can work without worrying about losing my connection. I highly recommend it for anyone who needs good internet while traveling!
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Just ordered my Ryoko! I'm soo excited, can't wait to try it out! I'll share my experience too :)
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The RYOKO PRO is perfect for people who travel a lot, like me. It was easy to set up, and I was online in no time. The internet speed is really good, and I can connect several devices without any problems. It's been great for staying connected on the go. Totally worth it if you need reliable internet wherever you are! My husband uses it too.
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Anthony Peters
Me and my wife travel a lot too. Seems we should give Ryoko a try!
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Elizabeth Jones
Technology scares me, I'm not good at it... But Ryoko was SO easy to use! I am sincerely surprised.
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About the author

Hank Taylor - an engineer with 10 years of experience, a loving father and husband. His passion for innovations and all things tech inspired him to start writing articles and educate people about these topics.

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