Traditional wisdom says put the router by the window. That is good general advice but I have found that the strongest signals are found in the strangest parts of the house. It needs some experimentation. The rest of the data tells you chat cell are facing which direction, so you have a cell (No. 2) facing NE (49 degrees) with on Band 3 (1800MHz) with 20MHz of bandwidth available and you also have 5MHz on Band 20, although none facing directly north. On a 4x4 MIMO connection 64QAM downlink modulation to the B20 you could achieve a maximum speed of 300Mb/s down and 50Mb/s up (16QAM) All three devices also have two Ethernet ports, as well as antenna ports, and a fairly plain, mostly white design. A Kormány döntése alapján, minden tartós adathordozó termékhez ingyenes adattörlő kódot biztosítunk üzleteinkben. I'm sorry that this has been going on for so long, we'll update the community as soon as we have further advice or a solution.

You can also just get the business unlimited tariff for the same price, and then you get 1TB at a bare minimum iirc.We’re fans of the simplicity of the plans on offer. While some networks offer a range of plans with differing data limits, the fact is that home broadband should be unlimited, so there’s little need for that. The pricing here is also very competitive. Will the reception and bandwidth speeds of NSA become better if I buy and connect an external antenna to the TS9 ports that only improves 5G reception? Village has old wiring, mainly aluminium and lines "break" often. BT openreach wont spend the money replacing all the wiring in the village, presumably on the basis at some point in the future we will all get fibre so it would be a waste of money. EE is meant to offer the best data speeds where I live as I can see the mast. But will get a payg sim and try it on my mobile. I assume mobiles will give better speed than I can expect from a 4g router so it would be the absolute best case on mobile? I was told they’d send a new router out and i’ve received it today – all working normally (so far) again – so happy with that.

Now that the ZTE is connected to the 5G network using the high gain antennas inside the weatherproof housing you can deliver this high speed 5G Internet connection to the bundled T3000 WiFi6 Router / Access Point (AP) using an Ethernet cable. Because the ZTE MC889 is powered using Power Over Ethernet (POE) using the supplied POE Injector it means that this same Ethernet connection can plug into the T3000 WiFi hotspot and deliver high speed Wireless Broadband to all your wireless devices inside with WiFi6 high speed wireless connectivity. So all your phones, tablets, TV’s and laptops can connect to the T3000 WiFi hotspot Access Point and enjoy high speed 5G Internet. What about Wired Devices such as PC’s and Printers? Given the relatively new nature of 5G broadband, there aren’t an awful lot of options for 5G routers on the market. In fact, until fairly recently there was only really one, albeit rebranded by three different networks. Thankfully, the choice is a little wider now. Three 5G Home Broadband If a Service Provider is aware on a issue, I guarantee it’s affecting a significant number of people – it wouldn’t be on their radar otherwise.

I have the Huawei 5G Hub CPE 2 and that also needs rebooting – all I get is ” we will look into it wait 7 days” and now it’s going on and off several times a day. I am trying to leave the service today hours with non customer support put down regular internet drops to mast work !!! ( the 5G signal is fine) If you have not already made your decision about which 5G router to buy and you know that you only have a good 5G signal outdoors then why not install an outdoor 5G router where you were thinking about installing your 5G antenna. The next-generation mobile network known as 5G is not merely a super-fast way to get connected from your smartphone, it’s also being positioned as a viable means of connecting to the internet from your home. Will it work for me to direct an unidirectional antenna towards the tower even though I do not have free sight towards it (mountain/trees in the way)

The Huawei 5G CPE Pro (above) was notable for being the 5G router that every UK 5G broadband supplier issued – but Three, Vodafone and EE have all now replaced this with alternative models. You can still get itfrom National Broadband though, which calls it the5G WiFi Router.

Jameshas been writing for us for over 10 years. Currently, he isEditorial Manager for our group of companies ( 3G.co.uk, 4G.co.uk and 5G.co.uk) and sub-editor at TechRadar. He specialisesin smartphones, mobile networks/ technology, tablets, and wearables. ZTE MC899 lets you install the 5G router outdoors to get the best 5G signal and deliver this via an Ethernet cable to the T3000 indoor WiFi6 Hotspot / Wireless Access Point (AP). Still, that does mean the Three 5G Hubis future-proofed, and those speeds are significantly faster than most 4G home broadband connections, as well as competing with fibre broadband.

This variant does NOT include antenna ports – The Router is installed outdoors where there is the strongest 5G network signal so does not need the addition of an outdoor 5G antenna. In my personal experience, I do believe that Three is throttling the speed during peak hours in my area. Two obvious “assumptions” 1) the speed on VPN is much faster 2) the first 2 seconds of speed test it could go as high as, say, 100 Mbps then comes down substantially to just 10 Mbps thereon. Three’s 5g is not in my area yet, unfortunately. Was my first day today with Three 5G and although it started great it all went to sh*t within a few min of being online and “updating”. The two main alternatives to the Three 5G Hubare the 5G Vodafone GigaCubeand the EE 5GEE Router 2021.I don't know much about the ZTE router I must admit. If your friend is getting good results, it may be prudent just to try the ZTE indoors and see how it performs initially. As you say, the documentation seems limited but the TS9 connections for the external 5G antenna would suggest that it only improves the 5G freq. band signal. That is quite similar to my Zyxel NR5101. The Zyxel has a switch to toggle between internal or external antenna. When set external, what that really does is to only enable the external antenna for frequencies higher than 3500Mhz. Internal is still used for all other frequencies below that. If the switch is left on internal then all antennas are used for all frequencies. So my external antenna covers the full frequency spectrum and if I were to set the Router to 4G, it wouldn't use the external antenna. It would revert to internal, even though I have it set to external. So it is a bit misleading but not an issue as I use 5G so the antenna works fine. However i would be just using as a 4g router and from reading around, with 5g routers, the external aerials only seem to be for 5g reception, not 4g so if it isnt satisfactory internally, i cant increase/improve the reception by using the external connectors. Certainly with the Zyxel NR5101 router with 2 connectors they were only for 5g. But I cant find any detailed specs on the aerials for the NR5103. I hope one pair is 5g and the other is 4g? I got over 900mbps on my phone the other day in a commercial park, https://www.speedtest.net/my-result/a/8143758202 and get a solid 700mbps at home on a monopole a few hundred metres away none LOS.