Review on 📶 Unlocked Huawei B315s-608 4G/LTE Mobile Wi-Fi Router - 150 Mbps (3G/4G LTE) - Worldwide Compatibility (White) by Kenta Omura

In general, as for me, it is pricey for a device that is even slower than a mobile phone when using a significant external antenna (MiMo 2X15dB). Pros: After updating the firmware, it will have the ability to mimic a smartphone, allowing you to take advantage of more affordable rates. WiFi works well Excellent antennas put right in It is possible to manually select the type of network as well as the frequency, which may be helpful in the nation for the purpose of fine tuning for the operator. It delivers pretty solid and reliable reception when used with an external antenna in challenging situations, where the phone only just about catches. Many disadvantages: The most important thing to note is that there is no LTE-A with frequency aggregation, which in the current environment of MO (overloaded towers) does not permit reaching Internet speeds higher than 7-10 Mbps. In addition, regardless of the operator, they all function roughly the same. I didn't see anything higher than 20 Mbit till late at night at a loudspeaker. It takes an extremely long time to restart. There is neither a place for a second SIM card nor the ability to swap SIM cards while the device is active; instead, you will need to restart it (for more information, see the preceding paragraph). It does not function very well with Megafon, although this is more of Megafon's fault; they frequently lose the signal at the 4G frequency, and even when they do, there is no Internet connection even though there is a signal. This did not come to my attention while using Beeline or Amazon. Perhaps there is an issue with the simulation itself.