Now that its 2022 what is the best 4g router to buy and who is the best network to use sim?

swoofer · 14-06-2022 01:05PM #1

Trying to get to grips with 4g using a router but it is not in widespread use. With these data packages it may end up a very good option for someone spending an arm and a leg with EIR and 3. To be used with a smart TV, tablet and mobile phone.

I saw this one in HN

TP-Link N300 Wireless 4G LTE Router

smuggler.ie · 14-06-2022 01:20PM

TP-Link N300 Wireless 4G LTE is severely dated and you most likelly will have poor performance and expirience with it.

Huawei B818 (4G only, no 5G) would be more to date

Even later models that support 5G available, however, most of them lack external antenna connectivity

more info related to mobile broadband also can be found in Midband forum

ECookie13 · 28-10-2022 11:01AM

Do we know what's a good network for this?

I assume all networks have a low "fair use" cap though on these mobile plans, to stop this carry on?

smuggler.ie · 28-10-2022 07:29PM

Where it is important, it might not be your major concern - depending on your hardware, setup, coverage in your area and many other factors, you might not be able to hit "the" limit.

If you are looking for 1 TB/pm or more, then three is your best shot, i guess, as they..... https://www.independent.ie/business/technology/three-removes-fair-use-limits-on-unlimited-broadband-plans-41952074.html

Note: 1.54TB is set just to prevent notifications popping , its not a limit

Now that its 2022 what is the best 4g router to buy and who is the best network to use sim?

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