On the other hand, sometimes devices can be too small, and I am kind of starting to think that this is a case in point. For example, I really want some sort of battery level indicator. Is the device 90% charged or ten minutes away from being completely dead? It'd be nice to know.
There are two indicator lights on the mifi 2200: the button light (which is how you turn the device on and off) and the status light on the edge, adjacent to the micro-USB connector.
Each of these can have multiple different colors, as shown in this handy table:
| LED Color | Meaning |
| LED not lit | No Power |
| LED BLUE - Solid | Device is Powered on and Roaming |
| LED GREEN - Solid | Device is powered on and fully charged |
| LED GREEN - Glowing | Device is in hibernate |
| LED RED - Blinking | Battery is Critically Low. |
| LED AMBER - Solid | Battery is Charging |
| LED AMBER - Blinking | Error, see Troubleshooting |
Got it? Four colors, flashing or not flashing, they could actually have eight messages, so Verizon showed a bit of restraint, right? :-)
| LED Color | Meaning |
| LED not lit | No Power |
| LED GREEN - Solid | Device is powered but not transmitting or receiving |
| LED GREEN - Slow Blinking | Device is powered on but there is no service |
| LED GREEN - Intermittent Blinking | Transmitting/receiving data |
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