Adam2173
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I completely forgot about the app. I'll check it out laterAs it also supports LTE Band 42, it must be a Cat 16/20 device. Hence 4G Plus. Has anyone tried the mobile App? The signal performance feature looks nice.
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I completely forgot about the app. I'll check it out laterAs it also supports LTE Band 42, it must be a Cat 16/20 device. Hence 4G Plus. Has anyone tried the mobile App? The signal performance feature looks nice.
Three really haven’t sorted their Head Office staffs quality control have they. Here’s a crappier modem amore per month.So i received the 4g plus hub yesterday and i must say, this thing is ugly. Put it in the same spot as my b535 and no signal. I checked the router settings (very basic by the way, as i thought it would be) and couldn't understand why i wasn't receiving a signal.. until i put the bunny ears on. I don't think this thing has an internal antenna? Unless my unit is faulty. These look like the antenna i got in the box but in white. I have line of site to my mast and get a very good signal with my b535 until congestion kicks in at 7pm onward. I was getting an alright connection but not compared to the b535. When running speed tests on various sites, i was getting very erratic results. Speeds jumping all over place during the speed tests. I'd say that was normal but it usually isn't so severe as i was seeing.
Model number on the router - lte2122gr
Some info on the outer box. Fibocom-NL952
I do plan to send this back so if anyone has any questions about the device or UI, ask away.
Haha! Welcome to TreeUpdate on the app.
It doesn't work.
Sounds like the antenna turned it into 2x2 than internal 4x4.Just another small update. I had it out the box again to test the app, when the app didn't work I figured I'd put the sim in it just in case it required an Internet connection and I got an Internet connection without the external antenna attached. So i was wrong about it having no internal antenna, which I thought weird to begin with. The connection was less erratic too!
Band 42/3500 5G, the Relish frequency - not on Three 4G... it’s telling or it’s a total coincidence. Given it’s Three it could be the latter.As it also supports LTE Band 42, it must be a Cat 16/20 device. Hence 4G Plus. Has anyone tried the mobile App? The signal performance feature looks nice.
Three India do the website I believe, Sercomm is probably quality in a country like India where cheap and nasty being so close to China (and inhouse India complaines) is the norm. It’s known in East EU and Australasia. But not really West EU/U.K.No bother! If you type the model number in google only 1 result pops up, a pdf wifi certificate. I'm new here so unsure if i can link to pdfs that auto download to peoples devices. Anyway, the company listed on the pdf is Sercomm Corporation. Why Three chose to use their company name for their website is a head scratcher
Also, the data sheet of the Fibocom NL952
I agree, can't go wrong with Huawei when it comes to mobile connectivity. They know what they're doing, or in my experience they do. Can't say much about the other 2 but i hear mostly positive things about netgear products.if they don’t want to choose HUAWEI then go Netgear generic or the current ZTE
Indeed. Problem is the USA/U.K. bagged the brand name as untrusted that effects end user devices not just the HUAWEI base stations.I agree, can't go wrong with Huawei when it comes to mobile connectivity. They know what they're doing, or in my experience they do. Can't say much about the other 2 but i hear mostly positive things about netgear products.
The ZTE is 4G+, the sercomm is irrelevant.Hi
Was looking for info on the Sercomm lte2122gr as I just upgraded to one and came across this thread.
I was looking to upgrade my old modem to one that utilized 4G+ channel agregation and this seemed to fit the bill.
yea right big mistake, received first router - dosn't recognise SIM card, got a replacement same exact symptom SIM card not recognised, changed between 3 known working Three sim's ........same issue.
I have now sent it back a had to drop back to 4G and a b535-232 just to hopefully get a working router from Three as they offer no other 4G+ router.
At the moment I would not recommened anyone trying these as there seems to be either a batch unit problem or SIM compatability issue with them.
If anyone else has come across this issue I would be interested to know if they found a solution as I have spent days trying to get it to work.
Are you currently using the b535? If so, you can CA with it. Whether its available at your location is another matter. As for other Three non Huawei 4g routers, its much more difficult to force CA as no one has found a way yet.. that i know of anyway.I have now sent it back a had to drop back to 4G and a b535-232 just to hopefully get a working router from Three as they offer no other 4G+ router.
no carriers use B42 though......The Sercomm 4G+ router is the only one that also supports Band 42 (3500MHz) for CA.
Then why did Three UK pay £250M for Relish if they didn't want to use and benefit from the 3500MHz (Band 42) spectrum?no carriers use B42 though......
They don't use it......Then why did Three UK pay £250M for Relish if they didn't want to use and benefit from the 3500MHz (Band 42) spectrum?
probably benefited more from the actual sites than the spectrum they purchased.Then why did Three UK pay £250M for Relish if they didn't want to use and benefit from the 3500MHz (Band 42) spectrum?