I would like to buy/test/review the device. I already have eSunFi 4G and its working great with eSIM. I actually was able to cancel my home Internet and use that device as a replacement and saved over $100 dollars a month as the eSIM came free with my cell phone.
Thank you for the introduction! I really appreciate it. However, I've looked everywhere and I can't seem to find a tutorial on how to add an eSIM by scanning the QR code. If you have any suggestions or can point me in the right direction, I would be grateful.
Actually, currently the 5G eSunFi router devices have all been sold out, while the new batch's production is now ongoing. Thus, it is a pity that temporarily no device at hands can be tested or recorded to show how to scan QR code. Actually, it is always simple, if device is got at hands, following the procedures mentioned on the manual paper. I think so.
Actually, there exist one last 5G eSunFi router device among our first sample production. Before our Chinese New Year holiday, most among the initial samples were already delivered to various users all over the world. The first samples work fine in most scenarios, yet, some unexpected bug was found, which is that if it happens the location country doesn't support 5G but only 4G, then this current 5G eSunFi router may not support the 4G downwards. In this case, our engineering team is investigating the working log of these users (since all of them on the first samples are enthusiastic users or business users aiming for long-term cooperation), to debug this problem. It is expected to be well solved within the next week or several days. -- This extra info is shared with you. Of course, currently there exist the last one sample at hands, which is expected to have the above-mentioned similar small bug. From this aspect, I don't so suggest to recommend you to get it. Yet, if you don't mind it or if you really wanna obtain it, as among the first users of our first 5G eSunFi router device, we can offer this last sample device for you, perhaps at a discounted cost (lower than will-be normal retail cost). If you are interested, share with us your email, and we can share with you the more detailed info about it.
I would like to buy/test/review the device. I already have eSunFi 4G and its working great with eSIM. I actually was able to cancel my home Internet and use that device as a replacement and saved over $100 dollars a month as the eSIM came free with my cell phone.
Thank you for the introduction! I really appreciate it. However, I've looked everywhere and I can't seem to find a tutorial on how to add an eSIM by scanning the QR code. If you have any suggestions or can point me in the right direction, I would be grateful.
Actually, currently the 5G eSunFi router devices have all been sold out, while the new batch's production is now ongoing. Thus, it is a pity that temporarily no device at hands can be tested or recorded to show how to scan QR code. Actually, it is always simple, if device is got at hands, following the procedures mentioned on the manual paper. I think so.
Does it support Roaming for traveling?
does it run openwrt? Can put wireguard client?
Where to buy? What price?
Actually, there exist one last 5G eSunFi router device among our first sample production.
Before our Chinese New Year holiday, most among the initial samples were already delivered to various users all over the world.
The first samples work fine in most scenarios, yet, some unexpected bug was found, which is that if it happens the location country doesn't support 5G but only 4G, then this current 5G eSunFi router may not support the 4G downwards. In this case, our engineering team is investigating the working log of these users (since all of them on the first samples are enthusiastic users or business users aiming for long-term cooperation), to debug this problem. It is expected to be well solved within the next week or several days.
-- This extra info is shared with you.
Of course, currently there exist the last one sample at hands, which is expected to have the above-mentioned similar small bug.
From this aspect, I don't so suggest to recommend you to get it.
Yet, if you don't mind it or if you really wanna obtain it, as among the first users of our first 5G eSunFi router device, we can offer this last sample device for you, perhaps at a discounted cost (lower than will-be normal retail cost). If you are interested, share with us your email, and we can share with you the more detailed info about it.
Does it support roaming for traveling?
Bug fixed? @@lilyyan5645