cbdeakin
Regular Member
So, in theory, this type of router would combine the bandwidth of 2 seperate 4G Internet / WAN connections.
I get around 50mbps (downstream) on my FTTC / VDSL2 connection. So, with 2 4G connections combined, I would get a substational improvement on this, probably 150mbps or more.
In terms of the cost, it would be £40 p/m, if using 2 unlimited Smarty 4G sims.
Alternately, is it possible to combine 2 seperate 4G routers into a single connection?
I know it's possible to combine Internet connections with Speedify, but I'm not sure the connection would maintain a high speed / reliability.
I get around 50mbps (downstream) on my FTTC / VDSL2 connection. So, with 2 4G connections combined, I would get a substational improvement on this, probably 150mbps or more.
In terms of the cost, it would be £40 p/m, if using 2 unlimited Smarty 4G sims.
Alternately, is it possible to combine 2 seperate 4G routers into a single connection?
I know it's possible to combine Internet connections with Speedify, but I'm not sure the connection would maintain a high speed / reliability.