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The MU5001 by ZTE is a mobile router, a device to which other devices (e.g., computer, mobile phone, TV) connect either wirelessly or via cable, and it distributes internet access to them. It receives internet access through the built-in modem and uses the mobile network by installing a SIM card. The SIM card must have an active connection with a data package.
The ZTE MU5001 is a high-performance portable 5G wireless router designed to meet high-speed WLAN needs anytime and anywhere. Enjoy fast internet with maximum speeds of 1800Mbps.
The ZTE MU5001 offers a smooth and enjoyable internet experience even when the internet connection is shared among users. Up to 32 devices can connect to the ZTE MU5001 and surf simultaneously.
Supports powerful performance with Qualcomm SDX55 platform, multiple SW operation, Wi-Fi 6 AX1800, and gigabit ethernet port. Everything you need for smooth work at the office or home.
Are you thinking of going on a vacation with a camper or getting your own camper and want a reliable, secure internet connection? Look no further than the ZTE MU5001.
Are you planning to take a trip or perhaps you have a vacation home you are going to visit, but you want to have a strong internet connection? Look no further than the ZTE MU5001.
The device has the capability to configure a VPN (Virtual Private Network) so that the traffic from all devices on our network passes through it. The VPN acts as an intermediary between us and the rest of the internet, giving us the ability to appear geographically located in another country and the pages we visit see the VPN address as the visitor instead of our own. This provides us with anonymity and access to geographically restricted content. VPN services are usually subscription-based. With MAC address filtering, it allows specific devices to connect based on their unique MAC address, blocking any device with a MAC address that has not been designated as acceptable.
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Very good for the money they ask. Quite a long internet time with the battery, I have measured speeds up to 600 Mbps. I would also like a LAN port although you can do the same job with the USB C it has. Perhaps the cheapest option for 5g network but the purchase is worth it!
Fast, stable, reliable, easy to handle. Also lightweight with enough battery to last almost a day. I recommend it for purchase!
Easy to use and beautiful but with extremely limited WiFi coverage.
For use as a portable hotspot and occasionally it is sufficient, but it is not recommended as a primary router under any circumstances. The signal transmission speed through WiFi drops dramatically, even at a distance of a few meters from the router.
As far as its functions are concerned, I have no complaints. Except for periods when the network is overloaded, the speeds achieved are those promised. Regarding the ping, it is average, tested under various conditions and different areas throughout Greece. Even in an area with full signal in Attica, where speeds reach 800mbps, the response is marginally acceptable for someone using live services (e.g. remote desktop). The biggest problem is that after intensive use, it is the third device that they replace for me, as the charging board gets burnt, resulting in the device not being able to charge. It should be noted that the device is charged with its charger and the power strip is connected to a UPS with a voltage stabilizer.
I bought it from a well-known telecommunications company for €249. It is exactly the same as the one they sell here, but with a different menu. It doesn't have ZTE, but the provider's menu. Of course, it is unlocked and works with any SIM card.
Easy to use. Works immediately. I use it with Cosmote.
It is WiFi 6 for compatible devices, not 5. It also has compatibility with older Wi-Fi protocols.
On the negative side, it simultaneously emits in both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. (There is no way to disable one of the two)..... With all the implications this has on device power consumption and radiation.
If the SIM card has not activated 5G, it must first be inserted into a compatible 5G mobile device and send 5G to 1333. If it is a new SIM, 5G may already be enabled. If you send an SMS from the router itself or from an incompatible 5G phone that is registered on the list of compatible devices in Greece, you will receive a response that the device does not support 5G. If it is initially activated, it will work on all devices.
Beyond that, everything depends on how close the antenna is in the area and the quality of the signal.
So far, I have achieved higher speeds in 4G+ up to 222mbps down / 75mbps up in a location where the provider's antenna is almost next to it. And of course, much lower speeds in lower coverage areas.
Today, I connected to 5G (after activating the SIM on another mobile device). I will test downloads and areas and update the review. However, I have seen similar routers with an external antenna reach 900/180, and even 500mbps down inside a house... Depending on the signal in the area...
I am considering installing an external antenna for a remote area to improve reception and prevent radiation inside the house.
Another solution is to place the router in a location with good reception (outdoors) and transfer the signal with Ethernet to another router inside the space.
Obviously, it requires a package with unlimited data since it consumes GB easily!
If you want something portable (the size of a mobile phone) for use in a car, caravan, on the road, that can also be plugged into a power outlet for home use, it is good.
The prospect of connecting an external antenna is very positive.... Of course, there are also purely tabletop routers (with only power) that I consider better with their own positive and negative points, such as the ZTE MC801A and the Huawei 5G CPE Pro or Pro2.
In the positives, the battery is removable, making it easy to replace in the future when needed. It also has a system that stops charging at 64% when continuously plugged in for more than 14 hours, to prevent constant charging and battery wear.
I will conduct more tests and come back. I am relatively satisfied so far, and I will see its reliability and durability over time.
There are several videos and reviews that present it, most of which speak highly of it.
Purchased through Vodafone... The speed is related to the coverage area and the number of connected devices. It provides better speed than a 5G mobile connected to the same network.
Fantastic.
First of all, let me say that I bought it for 249 euros a month ago from the online eShop of one of the three major mobile phone companies, and from what I see now, they still have it at this price.
In my area, I only have 100 download and 100 upload, obviously it has few 5g antennas or they are far away, but still worth it. Flawless
Purchased for on-the-go internet access from a major telecommunications store at a good price. With a Cosmote SIM card in the center of Athens, it reached 850 Mbps download and 150 Mbps upload on Speedtest.net. The pros include the 1000 Ethernet port and WiFi 6, not 5 as stated in many online stores. The menu is almost identical to the ZTE MC801A 5G Router.
Attention: To activate 5G on Cosmote, the SIM card must be inserted into a compatible 5G device and the message 5G must be sent to 1333.
Many times it catches a better 4G/5G signal than my Xiaomi flagship.
Its battery lasts 11-12 hours regardless of the connected users and their usage.
I connect it with Gigabit ethernet either directly to a desktop computer (the network cable can be up to 100 meters without any speed reduction issues) or I use it as a gateway and turn off my router.
It has 2 slots for external antennas - I bought a dual one with a 5-meter cable and I place it outside on the balcony, even in the rain, and the ZTE catches a strong 4G/5G signal even if there is no indoor signal in the area where I am.
There have been times when I left it inside on the 2nd floor and because its Wi-Fi has very good penetration, I have a satisfactory Wi-Fi signal even in the garage on the ground floor for a fast connection.
It can be charged and serve simultaneously.
No comparison to previous good 4G mifi devices I had, this one is a real rocket and a dog that never fails to serve all the customers!
Very easy to set up, it has a 1 Gbit Ethernet port, WiFi 6, and supports an external antenna for 5G. I previously had the MR600 router and was getting speeds of 150/25, but with this one, I am getting 330/80. It also has noticeably better ping for gaming due to the 5G. It's worth the money if you have a good and stable signal at home... No disconnections. The only negative thing I have noticed is that when it reaches its maximum speed, it heats up, causing the charging to stop, although the battery doesn't drain and the maximum speed is maintained.
The ultimate value for money. With Cosmote 5G and full signal, it reaches speeds of 1000/140mbps. I got a second one and will replace my 200Mbps fiber line. Noticeably better 5G signal than the iPhone 13 Pro Max. The gigabit ethernet port is a big plus.
This particular device does have the character of a portable mifi hotspot, but I would describe it as a hybrid.
First of all, I don't believe that it still makes sense for someone to get a 5G router to have it with them on the go, especially in 2021. The network has not spread enough to make it worthwhile, the price for a 5G router is excessively high as a new technology, and rarely does someone on the move need such a large bandwidth. So, with a 4G, someone can do their work much cheaper without feeling deprived.
However, if the area you live in already has a good 5G signal, then you can easily have very high speeds at home with an unlimited data SIM using this particular device. It has a Gigabit Ethernet port that can be connected to the home network and boost it. Unfortunately, it cannot work without the battery, so it's a matter of time before it starts to play up if it's constantly charging, but okay.
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Very good, the battery lasts about 3 hours
It's worth every euro!! I bought it from Vodafone, but it also works with Cosmote.
The machine is awesome, it rocks.
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