Huawei Mobile WiFi E5785
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Huawei Mobile WiFi E5785
Model: E5785Lh-22c
Item No.: 8748423
Ordered 29.05.2018 / CHF 153.00
> My device has two TS9 antenna connections
> This device is available in different. Variants. Note the different frequency bands.
Frequency bands. My device is suitable for use in Europe, Asia & Australia.
Australia (not USA). Under the following link you will find information
about hotspots: https://maxwireless.de/
Former user
5 years ago
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I have the following model: HUAWEI E5785Lh-22c Mobile WiFi V200R001.
This model has two antenna connections. I was able to connect my antenna there without any problems.
I can't say anything about the price difference.
I use the device exclusively abroad as a router with the SIM card of the country. A normal SIM also works.
Hello,I can't say exactly.I always use the fast charger on my Huawei phone.
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No, it is only a (mobile) WLAN adapter. If you need LAN/RJ45, you probably want something with a fixed location, then you have to use devices such as the TP-Link Archer MRxxx series.
This unit unfortunately has no external antenna connections
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That is not possible.
The battery has 3000 mAh, it lasts between 7 and 10h at a time depending on use.
Former employee
4 years ago
Hi, you can find the difference between these products on this link: https://www.digitec.ch/Comparison...
I can't answer that question. But I can tell you that the device works perfectly. I am satisfied with it 😃
I charge this unit with my
Smartphone charger
Hello,
I cannot answer this question. I bought the LTE router for my camper van to establish a data connection outside Europe. Which was not possible this year.
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Yes you can! :)
I have seen one from Netgear where you can connect external antennas.
Netgear LTE Hotspot AC810
I am also very interested in this... and which 5785-...? is the black one above for CHF 163 ?
My main concern is that the router has external antenna connection and the possibility to change the battery.
Every standard 5V charger there is. In my case, it hangs from an old iPhone USB plug.
All questions should be answered on the following homepage
https://reisefroh.de/internet-i...
I use the router indoors and outdoors. But not in damp conditions and not at low temperatures. It does its job and has a good range. Everything else would have to be tested. There is nothing to be found in the key data in this regard.
The only difference is the colour of the casing.
There is no info on the web, could be the same product.
There are 2 antenna connections
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I bought the white and a black router here in April. The black one is a cheaper model (6341786); the white one is much better in terms of battery performance and housing and I would order it again immediately; but not the black one. There are sometimes considerable price differences between the same products in different colours; I can highly recommend the white one, but I don't know the black one you mentioned. I hope this helps a little...
This is possible because the connected devices are in the same IP range and can communicate with each other. Just bear in mind that the WLAN range is not really large and if several devices use the router at the same time, it can happen that communication suddenly becomes slow. I have been using this device from Huawei for a long time and am basically satisfied with it. When I use it intensively, I sometimes have to switch it off and on again. A WLAN router with an external WLAN antenna would probably be a better choice for you, especially if you have a large hut.
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Hi Yobitcoin, the B525S-23A has no rj-45 socket. Check out this model instead: Huawei E5885LS-93A Huawei E5885LS-93A it's the only portable model with an rj-45...affordable.
Former user
6 years ago
Hello, it depends a lot on your usage habits, so it's hard to say, because for each person the amount of data can be very different. Packages can also differ from one country to another and there can be surprises. I've bought packages with a lot of data on the surface, but with limited area or services allowed.
What I can advise you to do if you are using a mobile hotspot is to disable the background sync services (e.g. photos) in your phone as they will use your mobile data unnecessarily. Wait until you are on a fixed wifi (hotel or other) to reactivate them. Also be careful with data-intensive applications and services (video, etc.).
For your information, Huawei hotspots have a mobile application that can show you in real time your consumption. Enjoy your trip!
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