Up to 10 devices can connect to Noomi simultaneously. That's enough for a family trip (parents' phones, kids' tablets, a laptop, a smartwatch or two) or a small group of business travelers sharing one hotspot.
What happens past 10?
The 11th device gets a "network full" message until one of the connected devices disconnects — sleep mode, leaving range, or manually disconnecting. Noomi doesn't drop existing connections randomly — first-come-first-served.
Does each device count as "unlimited"?
Yes. The unlimited applies to the device as a whole, not per-connection. Whether one person streams video or ten people scroll Instagram, you're not metered by Noomi.
Will speeds slow with more connections?
Yes — physically. A hotspot's local Wi-Fi has finite bandwidth across all connected devices. If everyone is streaming 4K simultaneously, speeds per device will drop. For travel use cases (maps, messaging, video calls, web), 10 connections work comfortably.