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Welcome! In front of me is a Cubot Max 3 and today I'll show you
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how you can enable and also set up your portable hotspot. So to get started you will want to pull down your notifications
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extend the list and somewhere between those toggles you should locate, find the hotspot toggle
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Now for me it looks like it's on the second page. This is I believe the default location of all the
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toggles so hopefully you can find yours in the same exact place. Once you locate this toggle
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if you're doing this the first time around you will want to hold this toggle. This will
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quickly take you to the settings. So from here click on Wi-Fi hotspot and most likely you will
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want to start off with the hotspot password. It is randomly generated so without actually going in
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to the settings right here you have no way of knowing what it is. And you will obviously need
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to sign in to your hotspot. So anyway I'm gonna remove this one just because I don't really like
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it. It's completely randomly generated, not easy to remember and not easy to type in. So I'm gonna set
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my own. Now your new password does need to have at least eight characters in length. That can be
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letters, numbers, it doesn't really matter. And from there that's basically all you need to change
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or check. You can obviously change additional things like the hotspot name, though it's the
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name of the device so it's easy to find in a list of networks. We have the AP band which we have a
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choice between 2.4 and 5 gigahertz. If you are uncertain what the device that you will be
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connecting with supports I recommend keeping it at 2.4. It will ensure that you can always utilize
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your hotspot no matter the device. Obviously 5 gigahertz will be better but not every device
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will support it. And under advanced we have just one toggle which is turn off hotspot automatically
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I do recommend keeping that on. It will help you preserve a little bit of battery when you
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forget to turn off your hotspot because it does consume more battery so this will save you. And it
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automatically turns it off when it detects that there is no device utilizing the hotspot for
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5 to 10 minutes. So anyway I'm gonna close this and now to turn on your hotspot simply find the toggle
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once more tap on it and there we go it is right now enabled
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And I'm gonna actually I was gonna check something but it looks like it doesn't utilize it so
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sometimes hotspots use Wi-Fi antennas to broadcast the signal but it looks like that's not the case
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right here. Maybe it would use it on 5 gigahertz but on normal one it does not. So anyway once
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enabled you can use it and when you're done with it you can forget about it. It will turn off
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automatically but if you want to do it earlier you can just find the toggle tap on it once more
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and there we go it's now off. Now with that being said if you found this very helpful don't forget
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to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
