| Project | Configuration Info | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Vendor | DMIT | ||
| Product Name | LAX.AN4.Pro.TINY | ||
| CPU | 1 vCPU | ||
| Memory | 2G | ||
| Hard Disk | 20 GB | ||
| Bandwidth | 1 Gbps | ||
| Traffic | 1000 GB / month | ||
| Location | USA - Los Angeles | ||
| Price | $9.9 / month or $88.88 / year |
DMIT pre-release monthly-paid transitional package, top-tier routing. When I first got it, the IP was immediately blocked; after submitting a ticket, it took a little over an hour to replace with a new IP.
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Thanks for the test, Lao!
Thank you for sharing the review.
Thanks for sharing!
It’s really expensive—an annual fee of about 600 to 700 yuan.
With the current market, it’s already pretty good. The regular price will definitely be like this; I don’t know when they’ll release the promotional price.
I’d like to ask how you tested this terminal. I just bought a DMIT yesterday and want to test it like this.
Check out my tutorial post.
Okay, I’ll go take a look.
Hey there, I previously bought the 1500GB EB. Is there a difference between that and the Pro? Is it worth upgrading?
Pro uses CN2 across the three networks, friendly to China Telecom users; EB uses the three networks 9929/CMIN2, friendly to China Mobile and China Unicom. However, the CN2 experience across the three networks is pretty good and stable.
