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Seahass
@clearwire-wmx.net

Seahass to EwanG

Anon

to EwanG

Re: Clear Spot Voyager vs Apollo?

I used have Apollo and I am now using Voyager, Voyager is by-far a superior product in every way you look.

1)Voyager is way smaller than Apollo.
2)Voyager doesn’t have removable battery – Apollo does. And that is probably how Infomark (the maker of Voyager) was able to shrink Voyager to this size.
3)Voyager doesn’t emit heat like Apollo.
4)Voyager has better speed than Apollo and unlike Apollo no data connection drops for 5-days of use. Apollo is a good product but Voyager is just a superior product.

The only problem I personally have with Voyager is that I couldn’t change the default IP address from 192.168.1.1. to 192.168.x.x. I hope next time Clear or Infomark make some software/firmware update they will make this configuration available.

lerot
@176.67.84.x

lerot

Anon

Why is not having a removable battery a plus?

curious
@comcast.net

curious to Seahass

Anon

to Seahass
Would like to see a speed & 4g connectivity comparision.

cowboyesfan
@swbell.net

cowboyesfan

Anon

Ditto on the speed test.

I wonder if the smaller form factor makes for a weaker antenna?

platini
@clearwire-wmx.net

platini

Anon

I just found this:

Clear 4G+ Apollo
down: 9,235
up: 3,313

Clear Spot Voyager
down: 7,393
up: 2,259

from: »reviews.cnet.com/cell-ph ··· mPPKKXXi

Does the Voyager also have antenna connectors like the Apollo?
iwnow
join:2012-03-01
Seattle, WA

iwnow to lerot

Member

to lerot
1) Smaller footprint
2) no-longer device & battery connection worries during troubleshooting. Sometimes Apollo will not power off unless you physically remove the battery.