Boingo for Military

Boingo Wireless, Inc.

About this app

Make the most of your Boingo Wi-Fi service!

With the Boingo for Military app you can:

• Manage Devices – Easily add, remove and view connected devices like gaming consoles, laptops, and tablets.
• Get In-App Notifications – Get real time updates and information about on-base events, promotions, network upgrades, and outages.
• Manage Your Account – Update your plan, change your password, update your name, email, phone number, base, and location without having to log into a browser.
• See Your Bill – Instantly access your Boingo Wi-Fi billing history, charges, and receipts.
• Get Help – Browse help articles and FAQ’s or contact our award-winning Customer Care team.

DISCLAIMER: You must be living in the barracks or dorms of a participating US military base or government facility with an active Boingo Military account to use this app.

Ratings and reviews

The wifi speeds are barely worth it. It's decent for streaming steam on your phone and watching stuff. But trying to play games is ridiculous. If you're on computer if you have anything else open besides said game. It damn near crashes and makes the game unplayable. 200mbs isn't enough to compete with other wifis I would rather use than boingo. I have ever only used this service if I absolutely have to.

Soldiers... get a local provider for wifi. *Boingo is a NO GO* boingo sucks for more reasons than I can list. They restrict the amount of devices you can use (3) unless you pay more. The wifi is slower than what you are paying for because the modems are cheap and far away from your room. Good luck accessing your account because it refuses to log you in and there is no customer service prolly because no one wants to work there.

Outdated. Unreliable. Honestly, Boingo lost me because they couldn't make the mediocre WiFi reliable. It would drop out and reconnect promptly causing a plethora of issues. The app looks like it was made in 2012 which is not inherently bad, but it doesn't feel like it has improved either. No tracking outages, no speed tests, no VPN services... It just falls behind.