Wireless Joint

Hey Julie, You can build the same router as the MOFI-SIM7 with these two parts: Router: https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/routers/lte-routers/nexq6go-u-cellular-wifi-router/ Modem: https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/modems/quectel-modems/quectel-ec25-af/ Or you can build a better router, like the ...

lol but can you build a REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY better router

Personally I am budget conscious and use a wg3526 and an ep06-a combination. Its like the mofi 4 and mofi 7 had a baby with the best of both units.

Better usually means more flexible, able to utilize more bands, able to use carrier aggregation, use carrier aggregation on upload and possibly more then just 2x and of course better would mean 5g capable if thats even something you need/want

Personally if don't plan on going over 100 Mbps like
WE826 and a Quectel EM12.

Personally if don't plan on going over 100 Mbps like WE826 and a Quectel EM12. I dont like the lower end router only because their wifi is so weak (and only 2.4ghz) and they only have 10/100 ethernet ports. For a little more you should get the wg3526 which has gigabit ethernet ports. As far as the ...

I dont like the lower end router only because their wifi is so weak (and only 2.4ghz) and they only have 10/100 ethernet ports. For a little more you should get the wg3526 which has gigabit ethernet ports. As far as the modem the one listed above of the ep06-a would both work great for you. The ...

Honestly haven't been impressed with WiFi out of any of the lte routers. Always use access point router anymore. Seen allot of people that struggle with good signal don't see speeds over 100. Right, thats why I was recommending the router with the gigabit ethernet ports. You will never get a FULL ...

Yes this is true the WE826 is a bottle neck. Won't ever go over 100 Mbps. Allot of people say it won't ever go over like 85 Mbps. Have seen like 92 Mbps before out of it. You are completely right it is true. All that was stating is for allot people that isn't an issue since they will never even get ...

The -P supports power over ethernet