4G Router With SIM Slot, KuWFi 4G LTE CPE Router, 300Mbps Wireless Router, With 4 External High-gain Antennas, Supporting UP to 32 Users
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4G Router With SIM Slot, KuWFi 4G LTE CPE Router, 300Mbps Wireless Router, With 4 External High-gain Antennas, Supporting UP to 32 Users
£29.99
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- 4g Router with Sim Slot: With 1 WAN port, 2 LAN ports and 1 SIM card slot, insert a 4G sim card, when the 4G router transmits WiFi router, it can be connected to other devices through a lan network cable. You can enjoy WiFi with your friends and family.
- 4G Wireless Mode: 3G/4G wireless modem mode is selected by default, and a standard SIM card is inserted. Support 2.4GHz 4g router WiFi, WiFi speed up to 300Mbps, effectively reduce co-frequency interference, increase wireless transmission range, eliminate blind spots. KuWFi CPE will automatically recognize 3G/4G. For some SIM cards, the APN must be updated.
- 4G To LAN: After inserting the 3G/4G modem SIM card into the router, connect the PC to the wireless router with a network cable, and your computer will go online.
- Wlan Repeater Mode: extends wireless coverage. The high gain of the WiFi repeater with 4 non-removable external antennas can extend the existing WiFi router coverage, extending the wireless signal to about 3-10 meters.
- Wired Mode: Standard Wireless Modem Mode: Static Online Mode/Dynamic Internet/PPPoE Online Modem. Support external antenna: Support external 4G Cat4 150Mbps antenna, 4*2dBi, strong signal, provide high-speed and more stable wifi, DL/UL 150/50 Mbps. Shared client to 32 WiFi users.
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Specification: 4G Router With SIM Slot, KuWFi 4G LTE CPE Router, 300Mbps Wireless Router, With 4 External High-gain Antennas, Supporting UP to 32 Users
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hongkongfooi –
Easy to set up works a treat, only bad point you need a magnifying glass to read instructions
diskworld computer superstore –
This is the simplest device to install I have ever used. Here are the directions: 1 Insert the SIM Card. 2 Plug it in. And… it works just fine. There is no user interface. The tech support online is OK. Just Plug and connect. The passcode is on the bottom
Lemi –
For some reason the 4G only worked for me the first time and then it degraded over the next hour until it stopped working; restarting or doing a factory reset didn’t do anything, when I stuck the sim card back in my phone it worked normally again, but retrying it in the sim card slot of the router didn’t do anything. Yet when I connected it via a cable to a modem everything works fine, so I’m keeping it as an access point to another room, but not very useful as a 4G/SIM router (at least for me).
tino pangrazzi –
Don’t work for the uk don’t buy and waste your time
Richard –
Don’t work with mobile data tried everything and it never worked as you wasn’t able to create a vpn on the router
Chelsea Hill –
I do recommend installing the update…that improved operation. I have it mounted outdoors in a semi-weatherproof enclosure and it works great – I have had it online now. Powered from a solar panel + battery system, and it only pulls a few hundred milliamps max. The user interface was surprisingly good…better than I expected from a brand that isn’t exactly a household name. I have two webcams and a weather station on the Wi-Fi network, and reliability has been great. I did program the unit to reboot itself every morning at 4AM just to make sure it doesn’t get hung; that was a nice feature in the user interface.
Roger Knightley –
A lovely little unit but there’s nowhere to set the APN for your cellular network.