Verizon's 5G Home Internet service is designed for residential use at your home address. That's why I bought it, but just after receiving it I went on a scheduled vacation in my travel trailer so I decided to bring the Verizon cube along with me. It worked hundreds of miles from home! And although I didn't get 5G due to my location, it performed reasonably well on LTE, and was faster than my Verizon prepaid phone plan.

It's important to note though that while Verizon don't appear to geo lock where you can use their Home Internet, their terms and conditions do say you can only use it at your registered home address.

So, instead, for RV use I really recommend a mobile plan with hotspot activated. And if you want to maximize for 5G while traveling it's honestly better to choose T-Mobile. As of now T-Mobile have the lead in 5G both in terms of geographic coverage as well as speeds. This is kind of the opposite for LTE, Verizon is usually considered the best for LTE geographic coverage.

Do watch my other video which focuses on performance of 5G Home Internet at home where I get speeds of up to 300 Mbps down:    • Verizon 5G Home Internet - Customer R...