Checked on all operators of the "Big Three" and Skylink. Supports modems, not even stated in the description. Verified modems: Huawei E1550, E173 (GSM) ZTE MF100, MF120 (GSM) Cmontech CNU-680 (CDMA SkyLink) AnyDATA ADU-310A (CDMA SkyLink) I put it in the car, powered by a miniUSB cigarette lighter.

I installed OpenWRT, configured OVPN, as a result, immediately after turning on, the router automatically clings to the home network, with AES128 encryption set, it gives out about 3-4 megabits. It is great as a pocket router for traveling, but you should not use it as a stationary one - the coverage even in the next room is already uncertain. Has some pros Works with many 4G modems, supports installation of OpenWRT, you can also download OpenVPN Has cons: There are no external antennas, only…

Purchased to use wi-fi in the car through an unlocked 4G modem ZTE MF823 (M100-3 from Megafon). The modem connects successfully, but if you want to change the SIM card, the router will not be able to send an AT command (CGDCONT) to the modem normally to set the desired APN, and this will have to be done manually through a connection to a computer / laptop. In addition, if the AUTODIAL setting is not set in the modem or the AUTODIAL setting is lost, then with this router the modem can…

When it is connected to a modem, it draws no more than one ampere of current and is powered by a mini-USB connector that receives 5 volts. It is convenient to take it with you in a car or on the road because it is now not a problem to "find" five volts. This makes it convenient to take it with you. There is nothing else to say about how simply I was able to connect and configure the Yota 4G LU-150. Amazon ZTE 830FT and "old guy" Beeline ZTE MF190 modems were also tested (on firmware from…

I bought it (for now) to connect to a TV, so that I could take the Internet from the existing WI-Fi and distribute it to a multimedia set-top box and a TV through a switch. Configured as a "client" in the AP slider position. Everything seems to be nothing and everything works, there is Internet on the telly, on the set-top box too. But it’s worth connecting through a TV or set-top box to your home network, i. E. to the media server to watch a movie from a computer and watch a movie for a couple

I took it to work with Iota, the router does not work with my modem (and they do not promise that it will). For the sake of interest, I checked it with a 3G "whistle" - it works, everything is fine, but the range is small, in the house - a few meters, then the signal on the laptop is two sleepers out of four. For modems less powerful than Yota Swift and small apartments / houses - a good solution.

A very strange fact, but in the new versions of the router there is no 220 volt power adapter. There are only wires. So buy a 5 volt 1 amp or more USB charger right away. Postings there are 20 centimeters, so it's better to take more too. You need a micro usb.

Bought for vacation to work in conjunction with a megaphone modem. The firmware was immediately ated to the latest from the manufacturer's website. Used in the car for a month before going on vacation. The modem is installed on the windshield in the upper right corner, an extension cord is laid in the rack, a router on double-sided tape in the glove compartment. Comrades who write that the modem and router do not work through an extension cord are deeply mistaken - everything works great. It’s…

Great item for your money. I've been using it for half a year with no problems. I placed it in the attic (private house), set it up, turned it on and forgot it. The signal is enough so that the network is already caught on the street for 30 meters. Has pros: Compact, stylish, quite powerful signal for its size. Easy to set up. Different cons: did not notice. except that sometimes (every 2-3 weeks) the connection flies, you have to reboot, but these are more likely the operator’s flaws. I use it

I bought it for experiments with OpenWRT with further use as a backup 3g Internet channel. Everything is wonderful, the device pleases, spent many nights setting up different things. I had to buy a usb hub with a power supply. Managed: - connect a USB flash drive and transfer the system to it - file server for windows machines - samba server - DLNA media server - torrent downloader transmission - connected a Logitech 210 web camera + broadcasting mjpeg video from it - installed python -

For this model, there is a webglazok firmware that allows you to make a video surveillance system out of it by connecting a webcam to it. And watch the camera remotely.