📶 Teltonika RUT950-J: Dual SIM High Availability Router with WiFi MiFi (US Version) Review

Will be replaced by another brand. The device regularly drops the WiFi connection - sometimes every 15-30 minutes. I've tried numerous configuration changes with no success. It disables all Wi-Fi connections, not just one device. When trying to find a solution, I found that searching "RUT950 Wifi Disconnects" turned up many similar problems. So my experience is not rare. Support is non-existent and limited to group help. Teltonika's official instruction is to resolve the issue with your seller…

You're probably like me and we're looking for something to access the internet. This device rocks. Even if the technical support is far from perfect (abroad and in the forum). The RTU more than makes up for that with its features and speed. I easily downloaded 30-40 megabytes of downloads to my phone using this thing. READ IT. If you use SIM cards from Tmobile or specialized authorities or Firstnet, you need to activate the new SIM card in another device and then insert it into the RTU. There…

Before I start the review, I WILL BUY AND CURRENTLY USE THIS PRODUCT. Yes, it has a much better UI than Mofi. ). Another better thing? You can add multiple Teltonika routers to the Apple app and view the status of the routers from different locations. I've already bought a couple of these for my home in Pocono Pennsylvania and my home in New Jersey. I am very satisfied with this product.

AT&T Settings in my area (probably most of America) Type: PPPapn: Broadband Dialing: *99#Enter Verizon (difficult) as QMI (NOT PPP)apn: vzwinternetDial: *99* * 3 #Restart your device. It will find the Verizon tower, try to connect and say 'denied'. NOW go to settings and change connection type to PPP and reboot. and it should normally connect, receive data and register. For some reason, Verizon doesn't register devices with PPP, but doesn't let them connect to data with QMI. This is probably…

Looks reliable, has many customization options. However, there is no written comprehensive guide covering the options offered. I figured I could add my sim card and "get started". It wasn't like that. That meant I needed some guidance or advice to make sure I was doing everything right. When I searched the internet for support, I found a foreign video on You Tube (in Swedish?) that looked like an advertisement; No help. PDF? I haven't found any. Maybe you can. Finally returned mine.

I bought this product to circumvent a cynical limitation of alternative broadband providers for my daughter's condominium. After some arm wrestling with AT&T (you can't trust a product like this), I set it up with a couple of T-Mobile SIMs and found that it worked with very minimal setup. I would like to point out that opening the SIM case seems a bit strange, but I understand that this device is intended for commercial rather than personal use and in this context it makes sense. It has been in

Be sure to follow the setup instructions in the review section for the appropriate media as this device configures itself. Also, don't forget to change the original login password along with the Wi-Fi security key. You work in no time, run like a champ, good signal? Set and forget.