HOW TO USE NOOMI

Turn it on.
Connect.
Charge.

One pocket device for unlimited Wi-Fi and a phone top-up. No SIM swap, no app, no account. Here is everything it does — and two things that are normal the first time you use it.

A traveler staying online and charging a phone with one pocket Noomi device
BEFORE YOUR FIRST CONNECTION

Two things that are normal the first time

1. It works only where your plan covers

Your Noomi provides internet in the country or region your plan is for — and nowhere else. A France plan works in France, not in the country next door. Carry it across a border and it stops; back in a covered area, it connects again.

Tip — Check your destination is covered before you travel.

2. The first connection can take up to 7 minutes

The first time you switch on in your destination, the device registers with the local network. That can take up to 7 minutes, and the wait varies by place. It's normal, and it happens only on that first power-on — after that, connecting is quick.

Tip — Power on at your destination and wait. You'll be online shortly.
THREE STEPS

Out of the box, in under a minute

A Noomi pocket Wi-Fi device with the power button on top

Turn it on

Press and hold the power button for about 3 seconds. When the Wi-Fi light stays steady, your Noomi is online and ready.

A phone joining the Noomi Wi-Fi network from its settings

Connect your phone

Scan the Wi-Fi QR on the back to join instantly — no password to type. Or pick the Noomi network in your Wi-Fi settings and enter the password printed beside the QR. Up to 10 devices at once.

The built-in USB-C, Lightning and Micro-USB cables pulled from the device

Charge your phone

Pull out one of the built-in cables — USB-C, Lightning-compatible, or Micro-USB. Plug it into your phone and press the power button once to start charging. Wi-Fi keeps running while you charge.

READING THE LIGHTS

What the indicator lights mean

A row of small lights sits beside the Noomi wordmark on the front. Here is what each one is telling you.

Power
Lit while the device is on.
Wi-Fi
On — Wi-Fi availableFlashing — connectingOff — Wi-Fi unavailable
Signal strength
Green — goodYellow — moderateRed — weakRed flashing — no usable signal
Battery
Four lights. Each one is about 25% of a full charge.
Two Noomi devices showing the front indicator lights and the built-in charging cables

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Something not working?

If the lights or the connection don't match what you see here, tell us your order number and what the lights are doing.

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