T-Mobile officially stopped selling the Inseego M2000 5G mobile hotspot in early 2022. That said, the item is still very viable in 2023 as it reliably delivers high speed mobile data with upload speeds sufficient to support video conferencing with Microsoft Teams, Cisco WebEx, Apple FaceTime, screen sharing and remote access via Teamviewer or other remote access apps.
In my experience as an IT Field Engineer, this requires a minimum of 5Mbps upload. While this does not seem like much, I have found it harder to get a cellular signal with better than 5Mbps upload than it is to get 75Mbps download.
So doe the Inseego M2000 deliver? Yes, it does. I've used it in data centers around Metro-Atlanta, remote sites in Alabama and Georgia all with reliable results. That said, there are times when no adequate signal can be obtained, but that is not often the case. This unit was purchased used, but still new in the box, via Facebook Marketplace for $80 - a good price given that 5g hotspots can easily run over $200 and $300.
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