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Thanks for the new responses. I've never heard of the iPazzport dongle either, but the price sounds pretty unbeatable. I first bought a Tronsmart T1000 to go with my Moto X, and I could not for the life of me get it to work. Spent hours and hours trying to set it up in different ways, looking up...

Yes, the Tronsmart seems to be the one with the least amount of problems reported by the reviewers. That's the one I'm leaning toward. The Netgear just seems to have too many issues and bugs requiring updates, and I don't really want to deal with that. I would think the Moto X would be supported...

So it looks like that's the answer then. I'll have to look up the different adapters and see which seems like it would work best. Good luck to you, let me know if you find out any new information!

Okay, I get it now. Thanks for clarifying. I've been googling miracast to try to figure this out with every combination of search terms I can think of, but all the information is so vague and sometimes contradictory that I haven't been able to get any concrete answers. I'd really rather go with...

It's good to know that T-Mobile means what they say about not throttling you. So just to clarify - you're saying that you're on T-Mobile unlimited and if you're using your Moto x with miracast to stream Netflix, for example, mirrored to your tv, you are actually using your 2.5GB of mobile...

I don't actually have T-Mobile right now, I was thinking about switching because they are the only ones (currently) that offer unthrottled unlimited 4G data, as far as I understand it, under the $70 a month Simple Choice plan: Cell Phone Plans | Cheap Cell Phone Plans & Unlimited Data | T-Mobile...

Right, I understand that. My point was that with the T-Mobile plan, the data that is used for the phone itself is unlimited - no data caps or throttling down speeds. However, if you're using the phone as a mobile wifi hotspot to provide a wifi network connection to other equipment (like...

Thanks for all the information! I had thought about Chromecast, but since I don't have a wifi network at home without using the phone's wifi hotspot data, I was looking for something that would allow me to stream Netflix and videos from the internet without burning through all my data in a few...

I've been leaning toward either the Moto X or the Nexus 5 on T-Mobile's unlimited 4G data plan, particularly for internet and video streaming at home since I live out in a rural area and don't have any broadband options. I noticed that the Moto x doesn't have an option for HDMI cable output to...