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Unlocked 4G Mobile WiFi Router (E6 Series) - 150 Mbps, White - £25 Delivered @ MyMemory
Unlocked 4G Mobile WiFi Router (E6 Series) - 150 Mbps, White - £25 Delivered @ MyMemory
Unlocked 4G Mobile WiFi Router (E6 Series) - 150 Mbps, White - £25 Delivered @ MyMemory
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Posted 2 July 2023

Unlocked 4G Mobile WiFi Router (E6 Series) - 150 Mbps, White - £25 Delivered @ MyMemory

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The 4G Mobile Wi-Fi Router is Unlocked to all mobile networks, making it the ideal travel companion and enabling you to use the sim card of your choice.

  • 2100mAh capacity battery
  • Unlocked to All networks
  • Perfect for travel
  • 4G download speed up to 150 Mbps

Overview
E6 series is cost competitive multi-mode indoor MIFI, compliant with 3GPPRelease 9, LTE 4G, 3G This multi-mode multi-band MIFI ensures operator to enjoy the cost-benefits over service and share of network. Multi-band LTE and UMTS. E6 series can support multiple bands crossing 4G, 3G These spectrums are the most widely used and are main bands for 4G, 3G deployments globally. Under appropriate base station supports, E6 series speed of LTE FDD is theoretically 50 Mbps at uplink, and downlink speed is up to 150 Mbps. It results in a fast and robust uplink and downlink performance.

Key Features
  • Number of connections: 10 WiFi users
  • Battery parameters: 2100mAh high performance lithium battery
  • Standyby time working: 6-8 hours
  • Standby: 72 hours
  • Internet Speed: 150 Mbps download
  • Support network: Multi mode, Multi band, Multi language, Adaptive free choice of frequency band
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  1. xybp9's avatar
    benefit of this over tethering on your phone (free feature)?
    freezing77's avatar
    phone battery life, tethering is very power hungry
  2. ST3AMPOW3R's avatar
    I have a question or two which may be obvious to some but I'm hoping for some help.
    First time abroad for us as a family coming up and will be using a few devices such as tablets and laptops.
    2 adults and 2 kids in Lanzarote so effectively Spain. Is this the way to go with this device? And is it wise to get a local sim on arrival or one from home? We're staying in a private apartment so it won't have wifi provided.

    Thanks in advance.
    picklejarbaron's avatar
    I normally just get a 5GB data addon for a fiver or so before travelling, thankfully most carriers include EU roaming (for now). I end up using about 1GB on my phone, most of the rest is used up by my laptop using the phone as a tether. Hope that helps. (edited)
  3. gringohero's avatar
    I bought one to use with a Voxi sim, barely connected at all. Tried a lyca sim and a vodafone sim, same thing happened. 1-2mbps max. So I tried to return - they sent out a replacement instead. It DID connect but only for 10 seconds before disconnecting, and wouldn't reconnect unless I power cycled it. Absolute POS. It's been over 5 weeks since I returned both units (at my cost) and still awaiting a refund from MyMemory.
    freezing77's avatar
    Prob too late for you now, but generally these devices do not auto configure with mvno such as voxi. Was only getting WCDMA,3G connection. Logged in, set a new profile for voxi, now a reasonable 20mbps (edited)
  4. ddnvidia's avatar
    I’d be cautious of this. May not work on all the frequencies or do carrier aggregation so the 150mbit is the Category of LTE theoretical max speed. Likely it’ll be closer to 50mbit max
    BobM's avatar
    Rubbish sent mine back
  5. Rayhaan_Patel's avatar
    What is this is it Wi-Fi everywhere if you have it?
    KodaBear's avatar
    You put a SIM card in it and you are left with a portable router to take 4G mobile broadband with you wherever you go broadcast over WiFi.

    Essentially the same as switching on hotspot mode on your phone, but with better performance and not annihilating your phone’s battery in the process.
  6. zel69's avatar
    Have got three of these, took to Turkey the other week and all worked fine. Batteries don't last all day and can get quite warm, even hot in the Turkish weather, when charging and using at the same time
  7. Father-Jemima-Racktool's avatar
    I’m sure this must be better than the little huawei thing I got in 2013, for £30, that’s been busting out Wi-Fi for 30 years.

    Edit: ten years. The old maths isn't what it used to be (edited)
    Eng_ineer's avatar
    It's 2043 already? Where did all that time go?
  8. Jarzie's avatar
    Can I use this is Asia? Cheers
    oidarwazeh's avatar
    Depends on the SIM surely?
  9. saitama_fan's avatar
    What sort of latency would you expect
    freezing77's avatar
    that depends on your local network but ping times using mobile networks are generally poor
  10. Kaktt's avatar
    I am looking for a 5G rauter, any recommendation!
    kane_th_gaming's avatar
    Uh there’s a 5g one on the web I found
  11. earney's avatar
    Good deal. Picked up previoudly for 25 also. Device works as expected and we run 3 or 4 devices of it with a lebara sim
  12. TheodorHUKD's avatar
    Does anyone know if such routers, or this one specifically, has a stronger antenna, so is more capable of holding onto a signal and so maintaining a more stable, low latency connection?

    I'm planning to work abroad for a short period of time and am planning to use my spare cheap mobile phone as a hotspot during that time, but if this would help my internet connection, I wouldn't mind paying the £25. I will be sat at a desk, so the modem will stay stationary. Cheers.
    DarrenHarmston-Gething's avatar
    TPlink do a good range of routers that accept SIM cards but none close to £25

    I have a 4g one that I bought 24 months ago and that has been great for me. It cost me £48 capable of 300Mps but discontinued now I think
  13. benbojangles's avatar
    wish 5g mifi would be this price, currently using cheap 5g phone as a hotspot.
  14. Smoggy1970's avatar
    Can you just put a normal SIM card in this or does it need a 'data only' SIM?

    i.e. could I just use a normal Tesco PAYG card?
    KodaBear's avatar
    This will accept any SIM Card. However a small few networks forbid the use of regular SIM cards in anything other than a mobile phone - So check the terms and conditions. O2 is one such company I know of who are completely against it. Almost all of the others I can think of are fine with this.
  15. freebiehunter's avatar
    Unless this has a 5ghz bandwidth it will probably be quite a slow download speed. I can’t see anything in the spec so presume only 2.4ghz
    ChAdOx1's avatar
    What are we talking about? 5GHz bandwidth? You mean frequency?

    I presume you are talking about wifi network that this emits rather than network frequency band because there is no 5000MHz frequency band for 4G in UK.

    The description says the up to 150Mbps download so even if the mifi only has wifi-4 with 2.4GHz, it will be more than fast enough. (edited)
  16. pxffzc6a's avatar
    It is not showing the exact frequency band supported, I won't take the risk getting a rubbish maybe
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