CharJi is a 4G LTE powered portable Wi-Fi Hotspot that allows you to stay connected anywhere, anytime! Unlimited socializing; Endless streaming; Uninterrupted gaming; Seamless browsing; Fast downloading

PTCL Charji uses advanced LTE technology to provide wireless internet connectivity in over 25 cities nationwide. Seamless Charji Coverage in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Lahore, Karachi, Faisalabad, Multan, Gujranwala, Sialkot, Peshawar, Balochistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir. PTCL’s mobile internet ensures 24/7 connectivity and after sales support.

CharJi EVO Features A reliable wireless device with long battery time that is perfect for internet use on-the-go or even at home. Connect up to 10 devices at one time including Smartphones, Laptops, Smart TV’s, Video Game Consoles, etc.

What is CharJi? CharJi is PTCLs 4G LTE Service. CharJi Cloud is a Pocket-friendly, reliable, battery powered Wi-Fi device that is perfect for internet use on-the-go or at home.

CharJi is a 4G LTE powered portable Wi-Fi Hotspot that allows you to stay connected anywhere, anytime!

2024年5月2日 · PTCL has shared its official explanations of the reasons behind its decision to end Charji-related services. The discontinuation is happening because PTCL’s 20-year Wireless Local Loop (WLL) license to run devices that resemble Charji is coming to an end.

CharJi is a 4G LTE powered portable Wi-Fi Hotspot that allows you to stay connected anywhere, anytime!

CharJi Wi-Fi modem in the form of a USB Stick (Plug-n-Share). May be powered by any external usb power source. Supports CDMA2000 1x EV-DO Rev.B Standard with fall-back option for Rev.B 9.3 Mbps connectivity in 200+ cities in Pakistan. Connects up to 10 WiFi gadgets simultaneously. MicroSD Card sharing over WiFi.

2024年5月2日 · Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) recently announced the discontinuation of its Charji dongle services, in over 25 cities across Pakistan. The Charji dongle has now been...

2014年12月3日 · CharJi is a high speed wireless hotspot, and theoretically can hit speeds up to 36Mbps. We put it to the test a while ago, read on to find out our findings, and check out this mini hands-on...