Review on WiFi router TP-LINK TL-MR3020, white by Ada Szwed ᠌

The best travel router because it is portable and has multiple uses. May establish a connection to the hotel's Wi-Fi network and share Internet access using your SSID (handy if you need to pay for each device separately). It functioned without a hitch the entire time I put it to use in a rural home with a 3G whistle Huawei e1551 purchased from Megafon; I used it for a total of three weeks without a single instance of failure. The strength of the Wi-Fi signal is enough for its category; it confidently covered all of the rooms and the yard within a radius of 10–15 meters when sent from the attic. In terms of its functionality, it addresses any and all issues that may arise while travel, including the following: - 3/4g -> WiFi - 3/4g -> LAN - WAN -> WiFi\s- WiFi -> LAN\s- Wi-Fi -> Wi-Fi (bridge or distribution from your SSID). As a stationary router for the home, it is a purchase that makes little to no sense, but as a portable one, it is absolutely irreplaceable. The only drawback is that there is no USSD or SMS support, so in order to check the rest of the traffic, I had to ascend to the roof and insert a SIM card into a basic phone. This was necessary because there is no USSD or SMS support. But rather, this is a stone in the direction of Megafon, which cannot be found through the "Service Guide" together with the rest of the traffic. The rest of them are as content as an elephant.