Unboxing

Taking a look at the front of the box, we find a picture of the device itself and there's a cool QC Code you can scan with your phone for more information, too.

Flipping the box over onto its back, we have everything you need to know - features, compatibility (iPad, iPad 2 and the new iPad) and more.

Taking the Apotop Travel Wi-Router out of the box, we find it is sitting snuggly in some cardboard.

Taking the actual device out of the box, there's a Quick Guide to the Travel Wi-Router.

Let's move onto the actual Wi-Router now, shall we? First up, we have the USB port on the back of the Wi-Router, which you can use to charge your USB-powered devices.

Flipping the Wi-Router over, we have the USB port that you slot your iPad charger into.

Flipping it onto its side, we have the Ethernet port that you would plug your hotel room's Internet connection into.

Next up we have some shots of the Wi-Router with the iPad power connector plugged in - I'm based in Australia, so this is the AU power plug used.

And another shot on its side.