Review on Huawei B535 WiFi Sim Card Router Hotspot: Unlocked 4G LTE 📶 CPE Cat 7 Mobile WiFi (Europe, Asia, Middle East, Africa) - White by Michal Wjcik ᠌

Inconvenient SIM card tray. The sim cards themselves are micro-sim size (which turned out to be not very convenient for devices of this type - they would have made either Nano or already a classic large one). It turned out to be non-obvious that by default the manufacturer set different passwords on Wi-Fi and on the web face of the router. However, both of them are written on the case (but this is for the attentive). : after six months of use, oddities in the work were revealed: a) the router makes the guest network only WiFi 2.4, and if WiFi 2.4 is turned off in the settings, the ability to turn on the guest network disappears. At the same time, for some reason, in the vast majority of cases, the router drives all devices to a frequency of 2.4, even despite the “WiFi 5 priority” setting. As a result, I paired this router with Huawei AX3 and the problem was solved. Thus, my B535 works as an LTE modem, and AX3 Pro as a router inside the office. And in this combination, everything is much better. Still, the B535 cannot fully cope with the function of distributing the Internet over the air. On 1.2.3 computers/phones/tablets it's ok, and then WiFi speed cuts, the network becomes unresponsive, devices are forcibly driven to 2.4 MHz even those that are right next to it and even support Wifi 6.