Hello everyone
I’m trying to find a router that has ethernet port and can also accommodate a SIM card (since it’s my primary internet source), would love to spend as low money as possible.
Thank you all
Hello everyone
I’m trying to find a router that has ethernet port and can also accommodate a SIM card (since it’s my primary internet source), would love to spend as low money as possible.
Thank you all
Nice I’ll have a look now and will decide.
Just take your pick: https://www.tp-link.com/au/home-networking/3g-4g-router/
All routers here except the last two have built-in SIM slots and Ethernet.
Thanks, I’ll do some research and pick one if if I don’t find anything cheaper.
If you want to have the same outcome(4G internet via Ethernet) the cheapest would be to get a TL-MR3420 for about $40 and pair it with a 4G USB modem/dongle from your preferred carrier (These could be found quite cheap on eBay or Gumtree) and you would be up and running for around $60+
TL-MR3420 is a good find, I have dongle already! thanks mate!
@Okayy: Sorry I got the model wrong- I was referring to TL-MR3020 which is the cheapest model in the TP-Link range.
Make sure the dongle is not one of the newer ones with built in wifi as they would not work with the TL-MR3020. Only older 4G USB modems that need to be connected to a USB port of a computer are compatible. I have about 20 of these at remote sites all around Australia hooked up to IOT sensors and have been generally trouble free for the last 5 years.
@websterp: I have Telstra 4g dongle any idea on those?
@Okayy: What is the model of the dongle?
You can use GL-MT300N-V2 ($30) with an 4G USB dongle. I am using the same but with a old phone with USB tethering
https://www.amazon.com.au/GL-iNet-GL-MT300N-V2-Repeater-Perf…
Thanks mate, I have found a router now.
https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/d-link-4g-…
I have that one, it has band 28 and works well. You might find it cheaper elsewhere though.