Imagine if this router had USB-C for power and being able to connect a 20,000 mAh power bank to it with SIM Card inserted during Load Shedding, by the way Carbonite, which ISP do you think has good prices on Data for a SIM Card?
Well it all determines who the underlying network would be, there are always going to be drawbacks to each network, whether it be price, signal quality or line speed.
From what I understand these devices are intended to run off of hotspot data....whether that is part of a normal phone plan or one specifically for hotspot data however those hotspot specific plans usually include a hotspot device sent by the provider which they want you to use and may throttle you down hard if you try to use something else. For example I got a plan from Boost that offered unlimited talk and text and 15gb of data (make sure the plan you choose includes hotspot) also keep in mind when most plans say "unlimited" that doesn't include hotspot and hotspot will almost always be capped in some way.
QOS is there, haven't seen bandwidth limiting (monthly data limit and time-of-day access schedule, per device, yes). PIN codes are a feature/setting of the SIM itself, not the device using it. The device would need to store the PIN, which would be a security no-no.
Nice review. Thanks!
I have a Cricket wireless plan, what sim card should I get to make mine work??
Good review with a touch of humor. Nicely done!
I have the AC1200 that looks exactly like this model, but no light turns on to indicate it works and I don’t see it in the wifi settings from my phone
I order one replacement my Orbi LBR20 cause I have US cellular uses LTE FDD I get 600gb a month
How many users can use this device at the same time? No info online or with the supplied booklet.
Imagine if this router had USB-C for power and being able to connect a 20,000 mAh power bank to it with SIM Card inserted during Load Shedding, by the way Carbonite, which ISP do you think has good prices on Data for a SIM Card?
Well it all determines who the underlying network would be, there are always going to be drawbacks to each network, whether it be price, signal quality or line speed.
Can't get these units anywhere anymore?
Syntech still out of stock. Anyone selling these?
I see Makro has it in stock as an online exclusive. Otherwise, maybe you can check with Nexushub, they also stock the Cudy routers.
Does this work with US MOBILE (both T-Mobile and Verizon sims)??????
can you send me the site link...when I look it up it says "site can't be reached"
Are the antennas detachable?
Can i use this device as wireless repeater?
Hi, Can we use this device as an access point?
HAHAHA, great vid!
Who stocks this on Carb?
Nexus Hub stocks this.
Will a phone sim with unlimited data work in this or does it have to be data only?
From what I understand these devices are intended to run off of hotspot data....whether that is part of a normal phone plan or one specifically for hotspot data however those hotspot specific plans usually include a hotspot device sent by the provider which they want you to use and may throttle you down hard if you try to use something else.
For example I got a plan from Boost that offered unlimited talk and text and 15gb of data (make sure the plan you choose includes hotspot) also keep in mind when most plans say "unlimited" that doesn't include hotspot and hotspot will almost always be capped in some way.
I use my Verizon phone sim card In my cudy. Unlimited plan. It was plug and play
Can i do QOS? Bandwidth limiting?
Also can I save a pin code of a sim without inserting the pin each time @eagle2k
Will check again this afternoon, however pretty sure QoS and bandwidth limiting was supported
QOS is there, haven't seen bandwidth limiting (monthly data limit and time-of-day access schedule, per device, yes). PIN codes are a feature/setting of the SIM itself, not the device using it. The device would need to store the PIN, which would be a security no-no.
Hello is it fast enough speed for a gamer / English teacher that works virtually?