All Reviews

We ran a one-day pop-up gallery in the Strip District. Single Pittsburgh portable WiFi unit, Stripe payments, photo upload, all of it. Held steady for 9 hours. Wish setup had been a touch faster but the gear performed.

We needed dedicated upstream for model demos pulling from S3 buckets. WiFiT specced bonded 1 Gbps with sub-15ms latency to us-east-1. They hit the SLA and gave us a Grafana dashboard for the duration.

Sponsor lounge for a Steelers home game. WiFiT scoped capacity for 600 concurrent devices in a tent. We hit 580 peak and saw zero authentication failures in the controller logs.

We had three exhibitor zones at our Pittsburgh trade show WiFi build that needed isolated networks for compliance. WiFiT delivered tagged VLANs with per-zone QoS, documented and tested before doors. Zero crosstalk all weekend.

Quoted 500 Mbps symmetrical with a 200 Mbps LTE bonded failover for our medical device summit. We measured 540 down, 480 up at peak with 220 concurrent demo tablets streaming to a cloud annotation tool. The on-site engineer had Wireshark open the whole show.

Two Wi-Fi 6 APs, dedicated SSID, PCI-segmented POS VLAN. Worked. Their on-site engineer answered every escalation in under three minutes.

Dedicated 50 Mbps upstream for the AV crew, QoS-tagged, separated from the attendee network. Production engineer said it was the cleanest hybrid environment they'd worked in this year.

Starlink Business pair with a load balancer. They documented latency variance hour by hour. Stream never glitched.

Event spanned the Capitol grounds and a satellite venue near Lowertown. They linked them with a point-to-point bridge instead of two separate uplinks. Saved us bandwidth and cost.

1,200+ concurrent devices in a 4,000 sq ft footprint. They ran a 6 GHz band overlay with channel-bonded 160 MHz radios and we never saturated. Spec sheet was accurate.

HIPAA-aware VLAN design with separate clinician and attendee SSIDs, RADIUS auth on the clinician network. Worked exactly as documented in the topology diagram.

We needed >800 Mbps aggregate downstream and sub-30ms upstream for an esports tournament at the Minneapolis Convention Center. Their build hit both consistently. PRTG graphs available on request — that's how they hand off post-event.

Our event sits just south of the Tennessee line in Olive Branch, MS — but the production team and crew were Memphis-based. WiFiT didn't blink. Same crew, same service. Strong.

We needed reliable temporary WiFi for our annual community gala downtown. Vendor was patient, on-time, and respectful of the cultural details we asked about. The portable WiFi handled livestream and registration both.

Pop-up fashion show on a Sunday brunch at a venue in Cordova. We needed event internet for the runway livestream and for the digital lookbook on iPads. The team made it look easy.

Annual industry expo at Agricenter International. WiFiT scoped, deployed, and tore down a full exhibitor WiFi network across two main halls. Our exhibitors actually thanked us in the post-event survey. First time that's ever happened.

Our food brand was on vendor row at Memphis in May. WiFiT supplied a portable WiFi kit that handled our point-of-sale through the whole weekend on the riverfront. Mud, rain, crowds — held up through all of it.

Cultural wedding in Bartlett on a Saturday with relatives watching from across the U.S. and from Lima. WiFiT delivered the broadcast feed and stayed an extra hour past the ceremony because the reception ran long. That's character.

Hosted a corporate hospitality night at FedExForum for a Grizzlies home game. We had clients from three countries on conference calls between quarters. The venue WiFi could not have done it. WiFiT's setup carried every call clean.

We produce a music industry mixer that takes over a stretch of Beale every fall. The block is a connectivity nightmare — every venue runs its own WiFi, none of it plays nice together. WiFiT showed up two days early to walk the block, mapped the dead zones, and built us a single overlay network that just worked. Felt less like a rental and more like a partnership.