If we go through the broucher the Reliance JioFi before and explained what it is, how it works, the price, and everything else you need to know, and suggest you read that article before coming back here are resuming where you left off. Briefly, with a Reliance Jio JioFi, you'll be able to instantly connect all your devices and not just your phone. If you've got multiple phones, tablets, laptops, and other devices in the house that connect to the Internet, then the JioFi is a great option.
It supports up to 10 devices on the network at once, and you don't need to buy any additional equipment like a router - all you do is buy the JioFi, and set it up in your house, and you're good to go. Here's what you need to know to get started with the Reliance JioFi:
setting up a JioFi is really simple.
First up, take the Reliance Jio SIM card you were given when you bought the device. Insert that into the hotspot's SIM tray.
Next, note down the SSID and password of the unit which is listed next to the SIM tray. Write that down.
Insert the battery and close the back cover. Plug it into the charger and get some battery in there.
Press the Power button on top of the JioFi, until the display lights on top light up.
If you've already activated the Reliance Jio SIM, then you don't need to do anything else - just connect to the Wi-Fi network by searching for the SSID name you wrote down earlier, and log in with the password you noted. You can - and should - change these, by going to the router's admin panel - the details are given in the box, or, when you're connected to the Jio network, go to http://jiofi.local.html/ using your browser, and sign in with the username and password admin/ admin. Change those as well, and the SSID and the password for proper security. That's it, your Reliance JioFi is now fully set up.
Our impressions of the Reliance JioFi
The battery charges up quickly - it's full in three hours, and lasts for around 6 hours of use. We've only had it for a short time and have been using it actively, so we can't comment on the total standby time, but if you're planning on using the Reliance JioFi on the go, the battery should see you through the day's work unless you're using it non-stop.
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