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NetGear Nighthawk M6 Pro 5G Mobile Modem $690 Delivered @ Telstra
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Rifulreinhardt on 14/11/2023 - 17:20 telstra.com.au (719 clicks)
Last edited 14/11/2023 - 17:25 by 1 other user
Last edited 14/11/2023 - 17:25 by 1 other user
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I dont think so as the 4G model wasn't
No it's not
This or starlink
5G over Starlink.
The only reason you hear people claim Starlink is so good is because the people who use it live out in the sticks and are comparing it to terrible FTTN or 4G.
They always share their “amazing” download speeds (which most of the time aren’t amazing at all) but always neglect to mention (or don’t even relies) their upload and ping are terrible.
Really depends on where you are and what your use case is.
This or complain your business can't make money in the event of an outage
Since it is outright and supposedly unlocked, you could still put an Optus sim in.
I’d just get starlink for that price. Not that hard to lug around
If 5g is an option, its better than starlink
What about compared to the mainly 4G in regional/country areas ?
It depends, but it is easy enough to test out 4g/5g with a speed test on your phone at peak times.
does it look portable to you? if you want stationary, just buy nokia fastmile. $240, works great as i have one.
Hmmm. Intrigued… but RRP seems to be around $350.
The ebay prices seem better, but always a bit hesitant with grey import mobile tech.
why not just get a cheap $200 Motorola phone and just use it as your 5g modem ?
not reliable, slow speed, battery drain yada yada
Don't expect this one to be perfect though. From a review:
We did notice on the odd occasion it took a couple of attempts to connect to the hotspot from our MacBook Air and smartphone.
But the old “turn it off and on again” method seemed to correct the situation.
i was thinking the same thing
This has an ethernet port and can take external antennas for better performance .
Honestly this is the way to go nowadays. You can easily get a basic USB-C hub and a USB NIC, and connect it to an OpenWrt-based router for less than half the price. With MacroDroid Macros to automate things it's not really a reliability issue either
Why are 5g modems.so expensive?
4g portable modems are like $39 from coles
Expensive but much much better, I would never go back to slow ass 4g. And I only receive medium strength 5g signal
Is 5 g that much faster?
I get like 120mbit on 4g and 140mbit on 5g
I wouldn't call 120mbit slow
Depends on where you live
Why do people always only compare download speed and never upload or ping??
Random silly pet peeve of mine.
Cheap ones have fewer antennas/frequencies.
A 5g phone hotspot is probably better buy and a better performer than this
$39 modem probably supports 150Mbps, this modem supports 2000Mbps.
What 5g speeds are telcos offering in the real world?
Fastest I've seen https://www.speedtest.net/result/a/9625431597 but it's unlikely to get this speed from a house.
Interesting. I am on FFTN in Canberra but in a no 5G home internet plan spot. if i get a 5G sim plan can i expect my home internet to be quicker using a 5G mobile modem over my FTTN (currently 50mb max down, 13mb up, 18sec latency)?
18seconds of latency is your FTTN actually smoke signals?
Yep, although used my s21 ultra as a 5g hotspot and it was worse across the board so maybe this wont improve the speeds.
lol this is so dumb, better off buying a 5g mid-tier phone
I have a spare of these
400m away from tower ~110mb 4G, ~450mb 5GAlso great for travelling in car
Purchased one! thanks for sharing :)
Is this locked to Telstra SIM cards?