Does the iPad2 work with Verizon's 4G Hot Spot??

Simple question - does the iPad2 step down to use the Verizon 4G Hot Spot as a 3G device???

jacquelineandthecity wrote:
I believe my question is similar in nature. I have a Verizon 3G Mobile HotSpot that I use with my iPad 2. If it connects with a 4G WiFi HotSpot, then yes, great, BUT will my iPad 2 run at 4G speeds? Or will it maintain the 3G functionality as it is not 4G enabled?
I'm looking to upgrade to 4G but I do not necessarily have 4G enabled devices. I guess its more of a general connectivity question, not specific to the iPad 2...
If you have a 3G mobile hotspot, you will not connect at 4G speed to anything.
Wifi is faster than Edge/3G/4G.
Your iPad will connect with wifi to the mifi device.
However fast the mifi device connects to the internet is how fast it will be.

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