The Franklin A50 5G is the follow-up to AT&T’s previous mobile hotspot, Franklin A10, which is still available for purchase. The new mobile hotspot should offer fast and reliable connection with AT&T 5G for up to 20 devices.
It comes with a 2.4-inch color display and a massive, rechargeable 5,000 mAh battery, which isn’t something that all mobile hotspots have. For example, the Franklin A10 is powered by a 3,000 mAh battery, while the more expensive Nighthawk M6 Pro does feature a large 5,000 mAh battery.
The newly introduced Franklin A50 mobile hotspot is powered by a Qualcomm X62 chipset, which can provide dual-band connectivity for up to 20 Wi-Fi enabled devices with international band support. This makes the Franklin A50 a less powerful mobile hotspot than the already available Nighthawk M6 Pro, which is equipped with a Qualcomm X65 chipset. The latter can provide connectivity to no less than 32 devices.
The Franklin A50 will be available beginning February 10 for $210. However, well qualified customers will be able to pick this one up on 0% APR 36-month installment plan for $5.84 per month. The mobile hotspot works very well with AT&T’s two new DataConnect plan options: 50GB for $55/month, and 100GB for $90/month after discounts.
As far as business customers go, those who’d like to get AT&T’s new mobile hotspot will be able to do so for $100 on a two-year service agreement. Also, in case you’re wondering, the Franklin A50 is FirstNet certified and compatible with AT&T Wireless Broadband.
The Franklin A50 seems like a solid addition to AT&T’s mobile hotspot portfolio, so if you’re in the market for such a 5G device, you’ll be able to get it starting February 10.
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