N300 WiFi Unlocked 4G LTE Modem Router with SIM Card Slot, 300Mbps WiFi, LTE Cat4, EC25-AF Qualcomm Chipset, 5dBi High Gain Antennas, Plug and Play, LT15F

Since my SIM card was already activated, I had this WiFi router unpacked and online in 10 minutes or maybe less.Used with a US Mobile "Warp Speed" SIM card, and get excellent speed in a rural area from Verizon network at a very reasonable cost of $2/GB on a shared "pooled" plan with my other devices. There is no limitation or throttling on tethered data, like so many other "unlimited" plans.Love that it comes with SIM card adapters so that my nano SIM card could go into the larger standard SIM card slot.It has a nice feature that will reboot the device on a daily or weekly schedule.When I mounted it in the closet where my previous device lived, the throughput dropped to nearly nothing. Moving it a few feet away (up close to the ceiling, and two feet over) resolved the problem. I believe another device (alarm system, UPS, ATA) in very close proximity may have been interfering with it. Just moving it a little resolved the problem.There is no WAN port, and I don't see any option to prefer a local network over the cellular network for Internet service, so I don't think this device has capability as a dual-network backup.

The best part about this device is the multitude of selections in the setup to allow it to connect to various cell providers. I have it working with an IoT SIM card at the moment to provide internet access for my security cameras. I'm considering purchasing another one for similar use in a different location.

Would rate atleast 3 stars if it worked the speeds where awful compared to regular phone hotspot but this router is poorly made and crapped out after a day of use it will not stay connected to sim works for a whole 2minutes till I have to take out sim and restart router I tried different configurations and different apns for my provider with no luck same result

If you’re looking for something high-quality with great range, this ain’t it. The router feels pretty cheap, and the range is absolutely terrible—I basically have to be in the same room for a good connection. That said, it does work. Popped in a SIM card, and it got up and running without much hassle. I’m just using it to connect some smart devices around the house, and for that, it does the job. Nothing impressive, but if you need something simple that just works, it’s passable.Edit***At first, I thought this router was just a cheap, low-quality option with terrible range but did the job for basic smart home connections. But after digging into it more, turns out it’s really locked down—no SSH access, no real way to tweak settings like you’d expect. There’s no good reason for that, and honestly, given that it’s Chinese-made, I can’t help but wonder if there’s something shady going on. Possibly spyware? Who knows, but I wouldn’t trust it for anything sensitive. Just a heads-up—buyer beware.

This is a nice, easy to set up router. Works with Verizon! Took the sim from my mini, installed it and turned it on. Accessed the dash board and changed the password, rebooted and wala I have wifi. Don't have worry about charging and over heating the mini. Only downside is its made in China, I have 2 units and the have been working flawlessly.

I have a different modem that I use when traveling to give computer training workshops. But fortunately, I checked before my trip to Papua New Guinea, and discovered that they use a different LTE frequency there (B28) which was not supported by my Huawei modem. PANIC!!! I ordered this Tuoshi with 4 antennae just 36 hours before my trip, and it arrived in time.To tell the truth: I was not happy about this purchase because it only had 3 stars in the reviews. But I had NO CHOICE as this was the only model that would be delivered next day.I arrived in Port Moresby and got both a BMobile and a Digicell chip, loaded them with 30 and 50 GB of data respectively, then flew to my final destination. We have used this modem non-stop for a whole week, with 18 participants in the room (pictured). It says that it can handle 32 connections. I just logged on and I see 35 devices that have an address via DHCP. We never hit the limit, I guess, because there were always a couple people missing from the class, but I can attest that it definitely can handle 32 connections. Everybody has a computer and a phone, and some have tablets as well. Not one person complained all week that they could not get on the network!At the end of the workshop, I figured it would be a shame to leave this remote area and take the modem with me, so I offered it up for sale at my cost, and it was sold within minutes of my announcement.There is one drawback to this modem, and that is the web interface. The only way to check my data balance was to:-Remove the chip-Remove the tape keeping the nano chip inside the microchip-Place the nano chip in my phone-Send the code to check the balance and top up if necessary-Remove the chip from my phone-Put the chip back in the micro holder and retape-Put back in the modem.As far as I could tell, there was no way for me to check my balance online, but that is also a fault of the provider: Digicel. Every time I tried, their website was down and I could never set up an account and manage my settings.

UPDATE - This quit working yesterday. Tomorrow is a year since my purchase. There doesn’t seem to be any way to contact them to see about a replacement. I am very disappointed by this.Living in a small town, getting decent Internet has been impossible. My sister discovered this little gem. Used with a cell phone data plan, I now have reliable Internet service. I wish I would’ve known about this years ago. If you live somewhere without good providers, this is the way to go.

This is the best tech purchase we have made to date! We work remotely out of the country where internet service was expensive, low speed and had limited MBs. Cell phone signal was decent so we decided to buy this WI FI router and it works marvelous! We now bring it with us all over the country, even to coffee shops, and we have solid wi-fi!One thing- it says that it comes with a pre-installed SIM card and I thought the SIM was inside the port but no .... the port is empty waiting for you to insert a STANDARD SIM CARD - you need the standard one. Hey f you ate already using your SIM card in a micro size, you need to go to your carrier and ask them to give you a replacement