Industrial Yeacomm Wireless Frequency Compatibility Review

I tried several other solutions before deciding on this product. They were all lessons of disappointment. My app is a remote storage that is powered but has no internet connection other than 4G LTE. This WiFi LTE hotspot connects quickly to T-Mobile towers here in Loves Park, Illinois and stays connected. It provides secure Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity for my storage monitoring devices like mini computers, Samsung SmartThings hub, etc. Highly recommended.

Verizon says "This device is no longer supported on our network" when I enter IMEI. This is NOT CDMA! This model is YF325-L (GSM version)

Replaced a Netgear broadband router with this one. Signals are poor in my area when using this behind a 4G booster kit. NETGEAR continued to use lower signal bands, even when they weren't the strongest alternatives studied, and put up with it. Got the correct signal strips straight out of the box as it should be. Works great, no problems, installation was very easy. The instructions are important because there are some settings that you basically need to know about them. I used it with the…

The tech support for this product has been phenomenal. Even though we were on different continents, they responded every time I contacted them. I would recommend this manufacturer for any product based on the support I have received

I have been using this router in my car for six months. I use it as my main source on the web. It was great, easy to set up and use. I lost one of the sim trays and it was easy and quick to reply with the support team. I love this router and have wifi wherever I am. It operates over a wide voltage range and can therefore be easily powered from the vehicle's electrical system. It also tolerates heat and cold well. I use Mint and ATT SIM cards. I definitely recommend it.

Works great in an area with multiple signal bands. Installed at home and very happy. Strong Wi-Fi broadcast signal with fast internet response time. Unfortunately, I bought it for use in a remote cabin. I have a band (ATT) on phones and I can connect to the hotspot but this wireless modem doesn't work at all. It has no signal level meter. Just a stupid "good-don't go" bulb on the front panel. I wanted something that I could use to make phones free for people to have Wi-Fi. I couldn't be more…

YF325 is an unlocked industrial modem that I use along with a 50 ohm unidirectional antenna and a data pack from my cellular provider. The device required a firmware update which Yifan's support team was very quick to respond to email me the update so I could set it up. It works great and works flawlessly. Recommend this hotspot with proper security levels and options to protect your access. Lots of good stuff on YouTube and blogs for setting up and customizing.

First of all I have to say that this thing WORKS with ATT and Puretalk. When it's running it gets pretty decent speeds (not LTE+), but still decent. However, the modem cuts out for a few minutes almost every day, mostly when I'm on a video call. It may be the carrier's fault. My main complaints: 1. WAN switching not working. I think it is only available for 2 SIM cards. I would like to use my DSL as a backup.2. I have quite a bit of networking experience, but I can't figure out how to assign a…

I am building security camera trailers and needed a good router. I was just starting out and didn't have a 900 for the base point. The reviews here looked good so I bought one. I couldn't be happier. The only problem is the length of the bid for the antenna. The Amy adapter I receive is causing problems. The laptop works fine but I ship 1TB a day, have a CCTV system installed on it and have been very happy. Of course, it won't be lightning fast, but the cameras will show up for 7 seconds on the