Wi-5 DOMO Mobile Wi-Fi Router – Exclusive Discount for HowToTrip Members
Last updated 2026-09-25 — More and more people are applying for mobile internet access when traveling abroad. Now travelers heading to Japan and the U.S. have a new option – the Wi-5 mobile Wi-Fi router launched by Yuchuang International Communications is now open for reservations. The Wi-5 is...
More and more people are applying for mobile internet access when traveling abroad. Now travelers heading to Japan and the U.S. have a new option – the Wi-5 mobile Wi-Fi router launched by Yuchuang International Communications is now open for reservations. The Wi-5 is the latest compact model imported from Japan and the U.S., palm-sized yet equipped with over 12 hours of battery life and can also function as a power bank. With 4G connectivity, a single device can share internet access with up to 10 users, offering wide signal coverage – even in places like Hokkaido, Mount Fuji, and Okinawa in Japan, as well as U.S. national parks, Hawaii, and Alaska.
From now until January 31, 2014, become a MOOK Scenic Spots member and complete a reservation application to enjoy an 15% discount on the daily rental rate!
Wi-5 mobile Wi-Fi router still receives signal even in U.S. national parks (Image provided by Moleskine Editorial Room)
Wi-5 DOMO Service Features:
1. Over 12 hours of battery life, can also be used as a power bank, only takes 3 hours to charge
2. Screen automatically displays "data usage, number of connections, remaining battery, and signal strength"
3. Equipped with DOCOMO’s 4G LTE mobile network card, the official website announced speeds of up to 100Mbps in specific areas and conditions as of 2013
4. Can share internet with up to 10 users
5. Palm-sized, starts up in just 15 seconds
6. Can connect to free public Wi-Fi to share data usage
Wi-5 U.S. Service Features:
1. Over 15 hours of battery life, almost no need for a power bank!
2. Screen automatically displays "data usage, number of connections, remaining battery, and signal strength"
3. Uses 4G high-speed network, up to 10 times faster than 3G
4. Verizon’s 4G network has the most base stations across the U.S., covering Hawaii and Alaska.
5. Supports up to 10 users online simultaneously
6. Roaming costs about NT$3,072 per 100MB, while rental is only NT$219 per 300MB, saving over NT$9,000 at once!
7. Latest model of 2013
Wi-5 DOMO is Japan’s top-tier mobile Wi-Fi device, with base stations covering all parts of Japan (Image provided by Moleskine Editorial Room)
From now untilJanuary 31, 2014, become a MOOK Scenic Spots member and complete a reservation application to enjoy an 15% discount on the daily rental rate!
Application steps are as follows:
1. Register as a MOOK Scenic Spots member
https://www.mook.com.tw/userlogin.php?op=login
(Skip this step if you are already a MOOK Scenic Spots member)
2. Go to the Wi-5 reservation system and fill in rental details
http://www.wi5.com.tw/index.php?do=order
3. At the bottom under “Channel Plan,” fill inyour HowToTrip Scenic Spots member nicknameandregistration email
(For a filling example, please refer to the image below)
you can complete the reservation
After the rental price change is completed, a representative from Yuchuang International Communications will contact you.
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Supplementary notes:
※ The departure date is not limited to the campaign period
※ This plan is limited to rentals under 10 days; for rentals exceeding 10 days, the discount is subject to Yuchuang's policy
※ For details on the device and rental fees, please visit the official Yuchuang International Communications website at http://www.wi5.com.tw/,
for the latest promotional information, please refer to the official Yuchuang Communications Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/wi5wi5
● Read more: Beyond Tokyo！Kyoto tops the list of Asia’s best travel cities
http://www.mook.com.tw/article.php?op=articleinfo&articleid=9212
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