That would've definitely been a nice addition. Would be nice to see more PoE input/output capable routers in the future, so fingers crossed! If you have any questions about which Peplink routers currently support PoE, reach out to us via email at info@mobilemusthave.com and we'll be happy to help!
I know this is an older post but I have been exploring this for use on our full-time fifth wheel. I am a professor that loves to games and grades speeches online, and my family is stable in one location for about 8 months of the year. Would this be a good option for reaching high speeds (300 mbps -400 mbps) while still having a mobile capacity using a combination of campground wifi, t-mobile home internet and the occasional link to a cellular hotspot?
Hello! So, if you were just needing to bond connections from T-Mobile Home Internet, campground wifi and the occasional hotspot link, then the B One would be the perfect router for you! Speeds will ultimately depend on the signal it is able to pull in, but the B One can handle up to 1Gbps of throughput. If you were looking for the option of having a hotspot data plan as an internet option as well, I'd recommend the B One 5G: mobilemusthave.com/products/peplink-b-one-5g?_pos=2&_psq=b+one+5g&_ss=e&_v=1.0 Check that out and if you have any follow-up questions, reach out to us via email at info@mobilemusthave.com and we'll be happy to help!
Looks to be -40 to 114 degrees F. The full spec sheet is on the documentation tab here for further information as well! mobilemusthave.com/products/peplink-b-one-mobile-router
This device looks very appealing to me but I do have a couple questions. It looks like it only has a single USB-C interface. Can you add additional items via a USB-C hub? I am thinking about tethering a phone and a MAX adapter (or multiple MAX adapters). Do Synergy modems count against your WAN connections? For example if I connect this with a PepWave MAX Transit (CAT 18) would I still be able to use the 2x WAN ports and 1xVirtual WAN (Assuming PrimeCare)? I am really intrigued by the SpeedFusion throughput - I have never really been interested in the 20x due to the slow SpeedFusion throughput. This device seems to resolve a bunch of those concerns.
Any device connected to a wan port would count towards your WAN count. A synergy device for example would connect via an ethernet cable and to the WAN port so this would use up one WAN. The usb port does not support a hub at this time but you could attach more routers via ethernet ports and virtual wan which can also be applied to an external managed Peplink switch meaning technically you could add a lot more wan ports down the road. Thanks for the questions!
@@MobileMustHave Thank you for the quick reply! I did not realize the synergy device had to be plugged into the WAN port. I assumed it was just another device on the LAN. Thank you for clarifying!
No problem! Note that the synergized device would use the LAN port but since this would be the primary device for managing all connections it would use this devices WAN port. @@Theamr952
I use synergy on a BR1 Pro 5g/BR1 Mini setup in my RV. I'm using synergy via the Virtual WAN to free up the WAN port on the BR1 Pro. I just bought this B one to have at home so I can VPN and not pay for the relay service.
@@Ryanf550 thats a great use case. Just remember youll need to add static ip to your home internet or configure a dynamic dns provider to make that work. Youll have the added benefit of being able to watch netflix and other tv through your speedfusion vpn tunnel as well all without paying for gb. Great idea!
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I can not wait for getting one😊
This will be my next purchase. Thanks for the video!
Awesome! Thank you for watching!
Man I wish they would have put a POE output on that thing. That would be perfect as an RV router with 56v poe.
That would've definitely been a nice addition. Would be nice to see more PoE input/output capable routers in the future, so fingers crossed! If you have any questions about which Peplink routers currently support PoE, reach out to us via email at info@mobilemusthave.com and we'll be happy to help!
I know this is an older post but I have been exploring this for use on our full-time fifth wheel. I am a professor that loves to games and grades speeches online, and my family is stable in one location for about 8 months of the year. Would this be a good option for reaching high speeds (300 mbps -400 mbps) while still having a mobile capacity using a combination of campground wifi, t-mobile home internet and the occasional link to a cellular hotspot?
Hello! So, if you were just needing to bond connections from T-Mobile Home Internet, campground wifi and the occasional hotspot link, then the B One would be the perfect router for you! Speeds will ultimately depend on the signal it is able to pull in, but the B One can handle up to 1Gbps of throughput.
If you were looking for the option of having a hotspot data plan as an internet option as well, I'd recommend the B One 5G: mobilemusthave.com/products/peplink-b-one-5g?_pos=2&_psq=b+one+5g&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Check that out and if you have any follow-up questions, reach out to us via email at info@mobilemusthave.com and we'll be happy to help!
Nice
Nice.Good Stuff..temperature range? I want to incorporate this into some outdoor enclosures.
Looks to be -40 to 114 degrees F. The full spec sheet is on the documentation tab here for further information as well! mobilemusthave.com/products/peplink-b-one-mobile-router
This device looks very appealing to me but I do have a couple questions. It looks like it only has a single USB-C interface. Can you add additional items via a USB-C hub? I am thinking about tethering a phone and a MAX adapter (or multiple MAX adapters).
Do Synergy modems count against your WAN connections? For example if I connect this with a PepWave MAX Transit (CAT 18) would I still be able to use the 2x WAN ports and 1xVirtual WAN (Assuming PrimeCare)?
I am really intrigued by the SpeedFusion throughput - I have never really been interested in the 20x due to the slow SpeedFusion throughput. This device seems to resolve a bunch of those concerns.
Any device connected to a wan port would count towards your WAN count. A synergy device for example would connect via an ethernet cable and to the WAN port so this would use up one WAN. The usb port does not support a hub at this time but you could attach more routers via ethernet ports and virtual wan which can also be applied to an external managed Peplink switch meaning technically you could add a lot more wan ports down the road. Thanks for the questions!
@@MobileMustHave Thank you for the quick reply! I did not realize the synergy device had to be plugged into the WAN port. I assumed it was just another device on the LAN. Thank you for clarifying!
No problem! Note that the synergized device would use the LAN port but since this would be the primary device for managing all connections it would use this devices WAN port. @@Theamr952
I use synergy on a BR1 Pro 5g/BR1 Mini setup in my RV. I'm using synergy via the Virtual WAN to free up the WAN port on the BR1 Pro. I just bought this B one to have at home so I can VPN and not pay for the relay service.
@@Ryanf550 thats a great use case. Just remember youll need to add static ip to your home internet or configure a dynamic dns provider to make that work. Youll have the added benefit of being able to watch netflix and other tv through your speedfusion vpn tunnel as well all without paying for gb. Great idea!