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Description for Reliance Jio Wi-Fi M2 Wireless Data Card

Networking Standards : WAN: LTE (2300/1800/850MHz),WLAN: IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4G only Max. Users : 10 (Wi-Fi) + 1 (USB tethering) Operating Temperature : 0 Degree celcius - 40 Degree celcius Operating Humidity : 5% to 95% (non-condensing) 4 Gb ROM and 2Gb RAM, Mlcro-USB port, Micro-SIM card Interface Product Description Sleek and light-weight device to keep you connected on-the-go. Powerful 2300mAh battery to go on for 5-6 hours, when charged to the fullest. Portable Wi-Fi hotspot to connect up to 31 Wi-Fi enabled devices and 1 on USB. Make HD Voice and Video calls on your 2G/3G/LTE phone via JioJoin app. Evolved users can wirelessly store & share files, content, images through MicroSD card. Jio JioFi2 Wireless Router M2 Black Information Technical Details Brand Jio Colour Black Item Height 16 Millimeters Item Width 5.5 Centimeters Item Weight 240 g Product Dimensions 8.6 x 5.5 x 1.6 cm Item model number M2

Technical Details
BrandJIO
ColourBlack Color
Item Height16 Millimeters
Item Width5.5 Centimeters
Item Weight222 g
Product Dimensions8.6 x 5.5 x 1.6 cm
Item model numberM2
Battery DescriptionLi-ion Battery
Additional Information

Date First Available9 September 2016

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