Internode Upgrades Wi-Fi Hotspot Hardware, Drops Price

Internode has ditched its MiFi 2352 device and now sells the Huawei 8352 as its main Wi-Fi Hotspot hardware for sharing a 3G connection amongst multiple devices. The 8352 costs $149 outright, or $49 on a 24-month contract — both a big saving on the $349 the previous device sold for.

Internode did drop the price of the MiFi midway through the year, but this is still a much better deal. You can weigh it up against other options in our Planhacker guide (which we’ll update soon with the new Internode deal).

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