TravlFi Reviews

I’m not totally sure if I missed something, but the pause rules feel a bit frustrating when my plans change. It would be nicer if there were more flexibility.

I’ve had a mixed experience with this. Some days it works totally fine on the road, and then out of nowhere I’ll lose signal for hours. It gets frustrating, especially when I’m counting on it, though to be fair, support does reply when I reach out. It just hasn’t really been fixed yet, which is disappointing, but I’m hoping it improves

It did work in the end, but the setup was a bit confusing. I feel like they could’ve made the instructions clearer, because I spent more time figuring it out than I probably should have.

It took way longer than I expected to get my issue fixed. I kept noticing the same back-and-forth pattern where I’d explain the problem, wait, get a partial response, and then have to follow up again. It did eventually get resolved, but the whole process felt slower than it needed to be...

I noticed my TravlFi account was showing a lot more data used than what my devices were reporting, and that really bothered me. I’m cautious about surprise charges or running out of data unexpectedly, so seeing numbers that didn’t match made it hard to feel confident using it. I reached out to support, but the answers felt basic and didn’t really explain the gap. Overall, the service might work for some people, but I’d have a hard time trusting it unless the usage tracking was more accurate.

Getting the device set up took forever for me. Maybe I was expecting it to be more plug-and-play, but it felt like there were too many steps and too much waiting around before I could actually use it. Once it was finally ready, I was just relieved to be done with the setup process

The internet speed was not great at all. I was trying to be patient with it, and at first I thought maybe it was just a temporary issue, but wow, it got really frustrating fast. Pages took forever to load and streaming was basically impossible. Not the worst thing in the world, I guess, but also yeah, it was awful.

The device works well overall, but it does lag here and there, lol. Nothing too major, just a bit annoying when it happens.

I really wanted this to work since we don’t have many options where we live, but it was a frustrating experience. The way it’s advertised made it seem like it would be a solid option for rural areas, but once I actually started using it, it felt like a bit of a bait and switch. The signal was all over the place, and it would randomly drop while I was doing basic stuff like checking email or trying to load a webpage. Maybe it works fine closer to town, but out here it just wasn’t reliable. I spent more time resetting things and trying to get it going again than actually using the internet. I wouldn’t buy it again.

I got TravlFi hoping it would make internet easier while traveling, but the coverage around my area was disappointing. It would show bars, but still kept dropping or slowing down to the point where it was barely usable. I tried it in a few different spots and ran into the same issues every time. When I looked for help, it kind of felt like they made it my problem instead of actually helping. Maybe it works better in other places, but for me it definitely wasn’t worth the money.

Managing my account through this dashboard has been way more annoying than I expected. I kind of regret not looking into how easy it was to use beforehand. Pages load oddly, important stuff isn’t easy to find, and I end up clicking around forever just to do basic things

I signed up thinking I had a good idea of what the monthly cost would be, but then a few extra charges appeared that I wasn’t expecting. It may have been explained somewhere, but I didn’t find the checkout or account page very clear about what those charges were for.
Support did respond when I reached out, which I appreciated, but I still felt like I had to do a bit more digging than I should have for basic billing details. Overall, the service may be fine, but the pricing and billing information could definitely be easier to understand

I do like that travlfi doesn’t trap you in some long contract, because that’s a big plus when you only travel here and there. But wow, trying to change or pause things was more annoying than I expected. It wasn’t impossible, and support did eventually help, but it took longer than it should’ve. So yeah, it’s fine overall, just not as smooth as I hoped.

I tried reaching out to support. The replies were really slow. I had to follow up more than once. Even then, I didn’t feel like I got much help. It was frustrating. I just needed a simple answer

I tried checking out multiple times and it just kept failing. By the end I was mentally drained, and reaching out to support didn’t really help either. Frustrating experience overall

I really wanted this to work for our RV trips, but the service kept dropping constantly while we were on the road (usually right when we needed it most). It ended up being more frustrating than helpful, i don’t think it’s worth it for RV use

Trying to cancel was way more annoying than it needed to be. Not a great experience

It worked fine here and there, but of course when we were parked in totally normal spots, the signal kept dropping on us. I contacted support and they did eventually get back to me, but it didn’t really solve anything, so we were just stuck dealing with it. For what this costs, I thought we’d get a much more stable connection. At this point I’m probably going to cancel before our next trip because it just feels like one more thing we paid for that didn’t really come through.

Maybe I’m just being impatient, but the shipping felt like it took forever. I kept wondering if I missed an update or ordered at a bad time, but it definitely arrived later than I expected.

The plans are okay overall and they do what they’re supposed to, but the data just feels kind of expensive for what you actually get. It’s not terrible, but that part could definitely be better.