Review on Wi-Fi router Keenetic Hero 4G KN-2310, white by Wiktor Niedzicki ᠌

An excellent router with a built-in 4G modem that will probably cover 99.9% of the needs of the average home user. I would like to remind the sectarians from the cat 100500 aggregation church that in a city at a distance of several hundred meters from the BS, there may not be a difference at all, and it is more pleasant to deal with the normal Keenetic shell. Some pros: Cool design of the router, web configurator and even the box. Excellent Wi-Fi signal, easy initial setup. KeenAmazon with automatic certificate generation from Let's Encrypt, a free domain name for easy router access. There is a nano/micro SIM adapter in the box. Quite frequent firmware and functionality ates. Possibility to connect an external antenna. Through the web interface, you can send USSD requests and SMS. Different cons: The web configurator, CLI and mobile application each have their own lives. Most of the settings are available only through the command line, and the changes may not be displayed in the web configurator, in the mobile application you can set icons for clients that you will not see anywhere else, and change the general Wi-Fi settings, which remain the same and configured in the web configurator segment by segment. If your connection scenario differs from the most common ones, it will be a little tight: there is a manual with commands in alphabetical order, wild forums from zero and technical support (they say, quite responsive).