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Unlocked 4G Mobile WiFi Router (E6D Essentials Series) - 150 Mbps - White - £24.98 With Code Delivered @ MyMemory
Unlocked 4G Mobile WiFi Router (E6D Essentials Series) - 150 Mbps - White - £24.98 With Code Delivered @ MyMemory
Unlocked 4G Mobile WiFi Router (E6D Essentials Series) - 150 Mbps - White - £24.98 With Code Delivered @ MyMemory
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Posted 25 April 2023

Unlocked 4G Mobile WiFi Router (E6D Essentials Series) - 150 Mbps - White - £24.98 With Code 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. deadduck_145's avatar
    deadduck_145
    would this work in Spain?
    ELVIS_THE_PELVIS's avatar
    ELVIS_THE_PELVIS
    Not from England 
  2. hedgyhog's avatar
    hedgyhog
    I haven't tried this particular model, but I have tried a number of 4g routers, and they seemed fine at first but the performance dropped. Putting the SIM back in a phone got the speed back, but then trying the router again was low speed. I even tried external antenna for router

    I am now using mobile phone as hotspot. Faster and cheaper
  3. Dodge62's avatar
    Dodge62
    Anyone know of a cheap 4G/5G router with ethernet? I'd like to be able to have one as backup connected to my home router in case the wired broadband goes down.
    eezageeza's avatar
    eezageeza
    Dodge,
    I just bought a TPlink Archer MR400 AC1200 from Amazon to run my wired gear. The clowns in openreach haven't been able to sort a problem they caused in my street last week, so have had to tether off my phone for a week not ideal when I'm going out and the Mrs wants to watch telly. So problem solved. Depending on what you want to spend there's a single band model TL-MR6400 for £20 less.

    Hope that helps. (edited)
  4. Robert_Winger's avatar
    Robert_Winger
    Does this produce Wi-Fi from 3/4G phone signal or 3/4g from Wi-Fi signal ?

    I need the later if it exists as my mum lives in the middle of nowhere and can’t get any phone signal from any network
    Dave898's avatar
    Dave898
    This device produces wifi from 3/4g. A mobile network which supports wifi calling could solve your mums issue. Lots do including EE, O2, 3 and Vodafone.
  5. Jaspr's avatar
    Jaspr
    Do 5G ones of these exist ?
    flyingflea's avatar
    flyingflea
    Yeah I've got a 5G D-Link one that cost me £400. Did the job but I wasn't that impressed considering I could get better speeds and signal tethering from my mobile phone.

    I also tried a Zyxel 5G router too but I kept having to reboot it so ended up returning it. Signal and speeds were worse too.
  6. pantaiema's avatar
    pantaiema
    You could get second-hand cheap dual sim 5G Chinese phone for less than £50. It is doing a better job, 5G, dual sim, better battery, could be used as emergency phone. (edited)
    bhaskarsa's avatar
    bhaskarsa
    from where ? you have any examples?
  7. StevieITBoy's avatar
    StevieITBoy
    I have one of these, it’s ok, but nothing special. Didn’t work in the US, which was one of the reasons I wanted it. Really struggling to find one that works worldwide, so I am sticking to tethering to an old Huawei phone, which works a treat so far.
  8. Flashman's avatar
    Flashman
    Looks
  9. OB1's avatar
    OB1
    What's the advantage of this over using an old phone?
    zombie_unchained's avatar
    zombie_unchained
    Won't ruin your phone's battery.
  10. Wammer's avatar
    Wammer
    Thanks for the comments about using an old mobile phone as a hotspot. That's all I've ever used away from home and always wondered what the benefit of a MiFi would be. None from the comments on here as far as I can see.
  11. harrythefish's avatar
    harrythefish
    I have an old one of these and now get an insecure protocol message when connecting to it, it does not support latest WiFi security standard. Plus it has some non-removable EE references in it, despite being unlocked. Nowadays I use a spare phone as the emergency hotspot, it's perfect.
    amillstone's avatar
    amillstone
    I think this is an Apple-specific thing. I got the same error message on a family member's iPhone when switching home broadband from BT to Virgin Media.
  12. Marty_O's avatar
    Marty_O
    Anyone know if these are any good?
    pako.pako's avatar
    pako.pako
    I have it, use it with my mobile internet as a daily driver. It's OK, it does the job, I'm not too sure what I could expect more from it.
  13. Pedro_Coelho's avatar
    Pedro_Coelho
    it keeps redirecting me to the .com US site?
    nova999's avatar
    nova999
    Nop... .co.uk for me...are you behide VPN?
  14. HaraldBB's avatar
    HaraldBB
    LTE cat4 is so 2012... Of course, it's value for money, but for few quid more is possible to find Mifi cat6 (300Mbit). Or maybe find and old smartphone collecting dust in some drawer.
    Supergolo's avatar
    Supergolo
    Where cat 6 mifi please I need one (edited)
  15. TotallyReem1's avatar
    TotallyReem1
    I got this last time it was posted. Works fine , does the job
    Marty_O's avatar
    Marty_O
    What speeds you getting?
  16. GenuWhine's avatar
    GenuWhine
    Can the Wifi hotspot be hidden after connecting a device?
    Can the battery be removed if left plugged in 24/7? (edited)
  17. Father-Jemima-Racktool's avatar
    Father-Jemima-Racktool
    When will these become cheap? I paid £30 for a Huawei in 2013 and I'd quite like to update. Even though it still works fine
  18. accomplish's avatar
    accomplish
    I don’t have this one, but have a 4G Huawei one. Bought an EE one year 120Gb sim from Argos to go in it and seems to work well for internet including watching occasional tv in a camper van. Handy to have a different data provider to my phone as well.
  19. g-diddy's avatar
    g-diddy
    If you was looking for a 4G (and also does 3G) router to use at home, as your home broadband I would highly recommend you look for a second hand Huawei AI Cube B900 on eBay.
    This has an excellent signal all around my house and works a treat with a £16 Unlimited Data Smarty SIM Card.
    It is also a built in Alexa/Bluetooth Speaker, and the quality of this is also very good.
    It allows for up to 100 devices to be connected to it.
    ebay.co.uk/p/1…857

    Obviously the one I am suggesting is quite a beast, size wise and wouldn't recommend for when traveling around. (edited)
  20. baldass's avatar
    baldass
    Would this work on a cruise ship in Norway and do you have to pay any other charges to get connected? Many thanks
    g-diddy's avatar
    g-diddy
    It might when you are in port and be able to connect to a local mobile network.

    However with ships being a huge metal box, you would probably need to have an outside cabin and place the Wifi Router in the window of your cabin or on the balcony to get a mobile signal.

    Just consider many UK mobile networks will only let you put the SIM in a phone when roaming and don't allow you to tether while abroad and taking advantage of free EU roaming.
  21. zhangleis's avatar
    zhangleis
    I thought this was a bargain, but it is NOT, not to me at least.

    The quality of the product is miserable.
    1. download speed is only 2Mbps while the upload speed reached 10Mbps. The same sim card permance 28Mbps with other device.
    2. The lights on the unit is very doggy. Sometimes the power lights kept flashing red while not in charge. And still in green while in charge.
    3. The reset button doesn't work
    4. When the unit went into standby mode, the power button can't turn the unit off.

    This unit is cheap, but I think it is the case that you get what you paid for.
  22. Bob-M's avatar
    Bob-M
    Bought one from here and they sent the wrong one , bought it again and still sent the wrong one….stay clear
  23. mattr's avatar
    mattr
    Are there any firmware updates for this. When its been on a day or so it seems to become non responsive.
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