HUAWEI B525 2017 -4G 300Mbps, CAT 6, mobile WiFi Router, NOT UK warranty stock

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If your priority for a 4G router is a fast, reliable connection - which it should be - then the Huawei B535 remains a very solid option.

What I was recommending was only for situations like mine where a closer cell with band 20 was taking priority over a neighboring less powerful band 3 cell that you needed to kick the B525 in to life so it switches.

MIMO is PERFECT for you, and money thrown at the B618 will yield no improvement in speed; put the saving towards an antenna. There’s also the Vodafone GigaCube 4G, which has similar download speeds, but is worse for uploads (up to 50Mbps) andsimultaneous connections (up to 20).

I won't be purchasing anything from Livewire again and I don't recommend you do if you want any support in the future. Look for QoS settings and follow the instructions to prioritize devices or applications based on your preferences.Although for all we know the 61 > 63 could just be down to network lock or region setting or similar. Very rarely will an indoor antenna, even with good quality low loss cable, provide much improvement as any close object will adversely effect the fresnel zone of the LTE signal, even roof joints or roof tiles. The B525 appears to want to lock and stay on band 20 when it picks this up first, lots of people report this. hoopla oh I see, thanks for description, so this is perfectly normal firmware update not some ROM writing or data checking buffors, you just cant do a firmware (original) backup, but you can (if it will be available) flash it back.

There’s also the option to connect an external antenna as it has support for two SMA antennas, to potentially improve the range and performance of the device. He said the new process is for the CS Advisors to fill in a form which will then get processed in 7-10 working days. If I get a spare hour tomorrow, I'll potentially stick in a Three sim and see if the 800hz makes any difference to the two units comparison. Undlad at indsætte eller fjerne et mikro-SIM-kort, når routeren kører, da dette kan påvirke ydeevnen eller beskadige mikro-SIM-kortet. However when putting the Huawei into Bridge Mode I can't seem to access any internet services anymore.I've tried this Today but can't seem to boot the router into USB mode, it just boots into standard mode. In reply to a post by kommando:In my case that would not work as my phone only gets 4G if held up above the roofline, the router with a directional antenna gets a solid lock on 4G so router it is. I am not saying it's the device that is deciding to give CA / 4g+, however it's the device choosing to stay on a band 20 cell where CA will never work until the device switches to the band 3 cell. old USB mini cables were joined by cutting off the mini connectors, then solder the red, black, white and green to each other. I feel it should be a Huawei as I have not read any bad things about this brand, but I am confused as to which model to invest in.