3G/4G MiFi Mobile Hotspot Cellular Wireless Router with USB power supply 802.11n up to 150Mbps and IEEE 802.3az Green Ethernet Review

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(More customer reviews)Great 3G router. Smallest high performance wireless router I have ever seen. It can be powered up by mini USB. It has three modes for router, access point, wireless access point. Wireless access point feature is really cool. Basically you can connect this hotspot to any wireless router via WiFi then either extend the wifi or plug a network device to it's ethernet port to turn it into wireless device. Price is unbelievable for all these functions.


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Complies with wireless 11n standard, which upgrades data transfer rate to 150Mbps.One touch WPS encryption and connection.Multi-AP, Network groups setup for flexible management.Secure Internet- Support various internet filters and advanced encryption types.Unique domain name- Easy to find your server router by typing the unique domain name.Virtual ServerVirtual DMZNo matter what kind of Internet connections you use, ie. 3G/4G?xDSL/Cable/Fiber or Public WiFi?you may share the connection via this Mobile Hotspot.Power it up by connecting to a laptop, a battery pack, or a car charger, and share Public WiFi Internet connections.Apply to the latest Green AP technology which complies with IEEE 802.3az standard can automatically detect status of Internet connection and packet transmission, and then adjust power consumption accordingly.You are able to complete the WDS via pressing the WPS button or one click at setup program.Extend Network Coverage, and Turn Wired to WirelessFor 3.5G modem compatibility please refer tohttp://sapido.us/data/service/rb1632_35g.htm

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Cradlepoint MBR1000 Review

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(More customer reviews)I purchased this unit about 14 months ago. It was purchased from [....]. I had decided to finally get my parents some sort of high speed internet because dial up just wasn't cutting it. They live in the woods about 5 miles from the I-5 freeway but DSL or Cable doesn't come down the road. It goes right by the end of it but not down it. So for Christmas of '08 I went to Sprint and purchased the Air Card, well the card was free just had to sign up for a 1 year contract. I asked them about a router for this and they told me to visit [...] and look at Cradlepoint. I found the MBR1000 and when I buy something I want to make sure it is the best. So I purchased it. Got it in about 4 days. Once I figure out where I was going to get the best signal for the air card it took me about 10 minutes to set up the router, air car, and my parents computers. I have had no trouble with it. I think the LOS (Line of Sight) is underestimated. I purchase a range booster for it as well and the neighbor said he could get 1-2 bars of signal (Router signal not modem) at his place. He is about 100yds from my parents house with a couple of trees in the way is all. We unplugged the range booster and the signal stayed the same. Turns out the Router itself was getting that range. He could sit out on his deck and use his laptop with 1meg download speeds. I would recommend this product to anyone. As a matter of fact a close friend of mine doesn't have high speed internet at her house and she wants to get the same thing that my parents have. I am going to recommend the MBR1000 especially since it has gone down in price since I purchased it. I was astounded by the range it can get. I did however have to purchase an antenna for the modem itself because it wasn't the best cell signal in that area but I went from 1-2 bars, 2nd bar flashing to 3 solid bars of signal with the external antenna mounted on the deck. DO NOT but directional range booster antennas because the cell companies will not tell you where the towers are so you can aim it. The margin of error in pointing one of those is too small to get it. I used a Trucker antenna from Wilson Electronics that works great. I hope someone finds this useful and makes a decision based on this review.

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The CradlePoint MBR1000 is a robust 802.11N router with 3G, 4G or WiMax failover capability for small office/home office, temporary and remote enterprise environments for continuous, always-available connectivity.

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Mobile Broadband N Router Review

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(More customer reviews)I recently was in the market for wireless router to use in extending my Clear WiMax 4G connection to devices that did not support the USB modem I purchased. The USB modem works great for my Windows laptop, but did not work for my older Mac, Wii or Netflix enabled Blu Ray player.
I thought about getting the router directly from Clear, but the device they offer had features I didn't need or want to pay for most notably the ability to run on batteries.
I eventually settled on the CradlePoint MBR 900 because:
It supports the Clear WiMax USB 4G modem
It supports wired connections, which is what I needed for my BluRay player for Netflix
It supports 802.X wireless connections which is what I needed for the Wii and older Mac
It has the needed security features (authentication and encryption
I received the device about a week after ordering it. It was easy to set up with one major issue, configuring the device for Clear WiMax 4G, which required a call to their support staff to resolve.
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Routers & Gateways - Wireless, Cradlepoint, MBR900, MOBILE BROADBAND AND ROUTER, 3G/4G, MBR900

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