CHF298.–
ZTE MU5120
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6 reviews
Unfortunately Polish version
Device will be sent back as only Polish English Russian is possible
Price-performance winner
I would buy it again, even if the PowerBank function only works via USB-A.
Due to the lack of manual network selection, it can happen that the best network is not used when abroad.
The alternative would be the Netgear Nighthawk M3, which offers manual network selection, but (also) lacks various functions and costs considerably more!Pro
- Long running time
- Easy to set up
- Simple menu navigation
- Good reception
- Good WLAN
- Operation during the charging process
- Compact
Contra
- No manual network selection
- No Ethernet/LAN connection
- No external antenna
- No eSIM
everything tiptop - works as desired
Allows very professional work
Contra
- somewhat heavy
Good reception and speed, good runtime
Mobile reception is good for mobile working.
Fast response times when surfing.
Device gets hand-warm in the air, even warmer in a bag
The power button is too smooth and is accidentally pressed in a bag and the device restarts.
Charging time via USB C is sufficient, could be faster
Powerbank function only available via USB A.Pro
- 5G reception good
- Battery life with low data volume (<1GB) 2 days
- Battery life with high data volume (35GB) in one day (100% -> 20%)
- Powerbank function, USB A only
Contra
- Sufficient battery charging speed
- Powerbank function not via USB C
- becomes hand warm
- Switch-on button too slippery
Fantastic product with 5G and great battery life all day
Pro
- Works with Lycamobile sim and offers 5G network in Switzerland
- Good all day battery life with 5G ON
- simple design
Contra
- Non availability of sillicon case considering touch screen interface
- No option to attach carry band to protect device from accidental drops
Good 5G device
Pro
- Good autonomy
- Network capture excellence for 5G
- WiFi 6
- Very good bandwidth
- Works simply with 2.4, 5 and 6 wifi
- Competitive pricing
Contra
- The menu is in English only
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