Review on Mikrotik MT RBwAPR 2ND RouterBoard WAP by Jagvir Tanwar ᠌

Everywhere this antenna scatters like hot cakes, BUT there is not a single review. Let mine be the first. Now the numbers: on a Yota SIM card via a LAN cable 3Mbps, via WiFi 1Mbps for both download and download, ping for 150ms, although a regular modem loads 13Mbps to 19Mbps, respectively, ping from 15 to 50ms. That's all I wanted to say. Think for yourself. With its pros. Design and convenience of connecting all wires. MikroTik has finally stopped making boxes with ports and "crammed" electronics into a stylish case that will adequately complement the interior. There is an OPPORTUNITY to CHANGE the radio module, which I have high hopes for and CONNECT a more powerful MIMO type antenna, which I also have high hopes for. Its cons: I did not understand what I put 7K on, No LTE antenna, no WiFi router. This is not the first time I have come across equipment from MikroTik and it is not for those who have paws. BUT this device is positioned as a super universal crap that can replace both the router and SXT LTE (RBSXTLTE3-7), since it has a more powerful processor and a wider range of LTE. Well, I fell for it. But for a 3-room apartment of 60 sq. M. there is not enough signal in the far corners, and now you have to connect both the antenna and the router to the wAP LTE kit.