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Netgear Nighthawk M6 Pro Mobile Router
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digitec
1 month ago
Yes, you can connect a hotel Wi-Fi via the Ethernet port as an internet source and use your own dedicated Wi-Fi with it. The router supports 5G data as the primary connection, but failover to a second WAN source like Ethernet is not explicitly described in the data I have. I'm not completely sure about failover functions as the information doesn't fully cover that. Check our Community for more tips.
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It depends very much on the distance to the router and the provider or its local conditions. Values such as you describe from the Fritzbox are orders of magnitude higher than what I have ever seen with the M6.
Personally I haven't tried it, I had an old router with this type of antenna.
I wasn't too convinced by the antenna's performance.
The only advice is to place the router where it can pick up the ➕️ network.
digitec
1 year ago
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The Netgear Nighthawk M6 Pro Mobile Router is designed for international roaming and works in many countries, including Thailand.
- The router supports 5G and 4G networks in over 125 countries, ensuring global compatibility.
- You can simply insert a local SIM card in Thailand to use the router.
However, it is advisable to check that the router is compatible with the specific frequency bands and network standards in Thailand before travelling to ensure that there are no restrictions.
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Yes, that works.
Connect to the device via browser. Open the menu and scroll down in the menu. At least it works on battery power...
Hello caknaus, unfortunately I can't tell you much about the unit because I set it up once and have used it for maybe 1 hour since then. The unit is in a holiday flat and I go there once a month. What I can say is that it has about the same performance as its predecessor, the M5 pro. With both models, the WLAN is only 50 % after 5 m and through a wall. Greetings Urs
Yes, you can.
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Hello Mysti_m
If I understand you correctly, you want the router to connect to the internet via 5G/4G/3G and then make a permanent VPN connection to your home network. All your requests will then go (no matter from which device connected to the router) via mobile network first via VPN to your home networker and from there uncovered to the internet.
If that is your wish: No, the device with the current firmware (05.2023) cannot do that. However, it allows you to initiate a VPN connection from your laptop / phone / tablet. The disadvantage is that you have to set up the connection from each device individually and that this (especially with mobile devices) can easily be interrupted again...
Yes, it has a touchscreen and can be used to make settings and entries and read text messages.
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There are no corresponding entries on the associated app.
Yes, via ethernet cable
I can't say for sure, but compared to the speed of the 5G router and my smartphone, it's water and wine.
The router measures 5x faster in data transmission!
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Yes, additional card for the mobile phone, nano-SIM without problems. A bit fuzzy to insert, but works without problems.
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