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The Mercusys MB110-4G is a 4G LTE router that is suitable for people who want to access the internet in places where broadband connection is not available. The router features a built-in SIM slot and can connect to any mobile carrier. The router is also very easy to use and can be set up in minutes.
It is an excellent choice for people who want to access the internet in vacation homes, caravans, or other places where broadband connection is not available. The router is also a good choice for people who want to have a backup network at home in case the broadband connection is interrupted.
Operating as a 4G router, the MB110-4G uses 4G LTE technology to achieve ultra-fast speeds of up to 150 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload.
It can also share a Wi-Fi network with a maximum speed of 300 Mbps at 2.4 GHz for gaming, streaming, and more.
Fully compatible with FDD-LTE and TDD-LTE to work with most service providers worldwide. Insert a nano SIM card and power on the router to share the 4G LTE network with multiple Wi-Fi devices.
With a fully functional WAN/LAN port, the MB110-4G can operate as a router, which is compatible with cable modems, fiber optic modems, and DSL, or provide internet for wired devices.
Reliable access is for up to 32 devices simultaneously.
Enjoy unparalleled convenience and flexibility. Field-tested for years to ensure universal compatibility with advanced LTE antennas to provide a smooth connection. Enjoy fast and stable Wi-Fi, whether you are at home or working remotely.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Purchased for €41, it works excellently as an alternative internet connection when the landline network goes down (which happens regularly and often for extended periods). I have it as a secondary router permanently connected to the home network, and 4G is activated with a SIM insertion when needed.
It does what it promises. We placed it in an area with moderate signal and it made it better. For me, that's enough. A small tip is to move it around until you find the best spot.
I received the v2 instead of the v1... As soon as I have an image of the product, I will get back to you... With the onthego cosmote card, after entering and removing the pin through the app, it recognized the card immediately with the correct apn and it worked... Okay, don't expect anything fast for a simple cat4 4g router... It depends on the antenna of the respective area... The price is very good for what it offers... And the product is very good for basic and decent use... I've said it before, mercusys almost looks like tplink in everything... The menu is customized to mercusys' backgrounds, but the settings are lifted from tplink routers... There is also a tplink sticker on the box... You can choose a band from the menu... Just like it is done in tplink... Overall, even though I have only had the product for one day, I am satisfied and it seems like it will have a good future... Time will tell.....
The purpose was to get internet with a mobile sim card (Vodafone) and connect the cameras I bought (Hikvision DS-2CV2Q21FD-IW(W) PN11677 IP, where I also have the corresponding review) to it via wifi, so that I always have remote access from my mobile.
I will not repeat details that have already been written. I will simply say that it connected immediately (network and cameras), the signal was always full, I did not notice any interruptions or other malfunctions, and additionally, surfing from mobile devices was also possible. The usage duration was about 3 weeks (that’s how long I needed it initially).
For its price (€45), I highly recommend it.
It's okay, just the area where we stay doesn't have such a good signal, meaning it has reached 30 mbps but sometimes the signal drops. As an option for a vacation home, it's fine. P.S. I have a Cosmote card and it worked right away
I only tried it on wifi and it's not the best. Depending on the price, it has an uncomfortable shape and a small power cable. I don't know how it will be with ethernet, I will come back with an update.
Kalo ala me megali diafora sto wifi/ethernet, ama tha to xreishmopoihsete gia ethernet aksizei gia to wifi oxi k toso me megalo jitter p den volevei
Guys, I don't want to give a bad review, the router does its job but not as I expected. I don't have a Wi-Fi connection at home, so I have to work with unlimited MB. I had a second phone until I got the router and I used to create a hotspot on my PC from it, but it broke, so I decided to get this one. What I want to say is that the phone was a 2016 model and had four times better speed on a 4G network than this one here. I don't understand why phones are better, but if you want my opinion, it's better to get a used phone and use it only for hotspot instead of getting a 4G router.
It only took one phone call to Vodafone to remotely configure the internet sim card. After that, it worked immediately. It is stable and does not have interruptions. Its speed is slightly lower than the corresponding mobile internet, but it does its job well. The perfect thing would be to buy a 5G router, but it costs multiple times more... For its price, it is good.
Well, yesterday I got it on 5/6/24, automatically set up with Vodafone, and in Alimos where I live I saw speeds of up to 21Mbps download (updated on 8/6 almost 42Mbps), which is about the same as I get with other portable 4G routers I have when connected to the same place/spot. Of course, besides coverage, speed always depends on how 'heavy' the traffic is in the area at the given time of measurement (as seen from the 2 measurements with a big difference that I provide), while it is very common to see different speeds even from minute to minute. For example, in my village I have seen with another portable router with about the same speed as in Alimos, speeds of up to 65Mbps with even worse coverage, so everything is relative.
For those who have Nova, which seems not to work out-of-the-box, I believe you can definitely create a new profile with Nova's APN settings - I haven't tried it, but I consider it impossible not to have such an option.
Good menus and easy to use, while it also has a mode to work as a 'simple' wifi modem router, like the one we have at home. Of course, it would be better if it was 4G+ (up to 300Mbps theoretical speed limit instead of 150), but for its price you can't ask for more.
I see some people comparing 4G and 5G speeds, apples to oranges. 5G reaches up to 1Gbps, however the corresponding routers start from 250-300 euros. Anyone who wants such speeds has to pay for it. Since with 4G you can easily stream, I don't see any reason to spend so much money when the use of 4G speed is still perfectly satisfactory.
Finally, for me personally, the external antennas I installed made a significant difference. From 2 out of 3 bars it went to 3 out of 3, most of the time at least.
I will come back when I use it in other areas, but so far it proves to be a very honest purchase for its price.
The little router was purchased for backup. I inserted a F2G sim card and after unlocking the sim and manually setting the APN, it worked immediately. In the area where I am (without external antennas), it reached a maximum speed of 21 Mbps download and 18 Mbps upload. I believe with OTE in another location it will perform much higher. Very good. Edit* It also worked with OTE and as expected, it hit 40+ Mbps upload speed.
With Vodafone sim, installation is very easy. The only negative aspect is the relatively low speeds, but even with a weak 4g signal, it plays very consistently. I am considering adding an external antenna because the area is very problematic, so if I do, I will come back with impressions.
Stable without disconnects. In a difficult area with an OTE 25 card, the speed is as fast as a 4G mobile. Easy to install
With Cosmote sim card I get around 22 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload compared to my mobile which gets around 200 Mbps download and 40 Mbps upload with 5G. It is located in a spot where it gets full signal. Otherwise, easy to connect.
This router is amazing. I read the reviews and bought it, and it really is fantastic. You just insert a Vodafone or Cosmote sim card and it works immediately. Besides that, the menu is very easy to navigate and you can set it to start counting data from a specific day and notify you on any phone you want, as long as the sim card you insert can send messages. You can also reset it whenever you want. The TP-Link does not have this function. It has a parental control feature which I did not explore because I do not have children. The signal is perfect, just like on a mobile phone. Maybe some others did not have a good signal in their neighborhood, but both networks have full signal in my house with walls. Of course, I live on the 3rd floor, closer to the terraces where the antennas are, which are quite close to the neighborhood. I highly recommend buying it, I purchased it on April 10, 2024. I have had the Cosmote TP-Link for 4 years with the internet on the go, but this one is 2/3 of the price and honestly better than the TP-Link, which is not as user-friendly in terms of menu. That's all.
I encountered a connection problem, but I have a Nova SIM internet card. In the comments now, I read that someone else with a Nova card also couldn't connect. Neither could I connect... In a few days, I will have a Vodafone SIM internet to see if anything changes... I will come back!
Purchased for 27.90 with a Cosmote card, it works perfectly without needing any additional settings. The operating system is identical to TP Link. It is an excellent purchase considering its value, as it is one of the cheapest LTE routers available
For its price, it's fine. As soon as you insert the SIM, it works without any settings. The speeds are very basic. Next to another router, it reached half the speed but remained stable
Excellent for those who do not want to pay eight times (Nov 2023) for a 5G router with titanium speeds. For choosing a provider, try first to see which provider has a stronger signal in your area, or consult the website keraies.eett.gr, which shows the mobile antennas in your neighborhood. I have reached 83-50 Mbps DL-UL from the 1st floor. Simple to use. Usually, no configuration is needed. Just insert the SIM, power supply, and Ethernet, and you have internet even in the mountains. In the summer, you can simply take it with you to your vacation home. It also has, by removing the small back cover, 2 SMA connections for 2 external antennas, which, however, need to be declared in the settings
Very easy to use, worth its money. I have already connected 5 devices of different types and it doesn't seem to have any problem!
I used it for about 15 days during the summer and it seems very good.
I got it for my vacation home so that I could have internet for my work when needed (remote), television (Netflix, etc.) without having to open the hotspot on my mobile every time. I wanted all devices to be connected to WiFi, to be stable, and to have good speed.
So far, everything seems to be going very well. I have uploaded screenshots with the speeds I had from my laptop when connected to the iPhone 14 hotspot and when connected to the router. I had placed the mobile and the router exactly in the same spot. As you can see, the download speed ranges from 40-44 and 2 (better on the iPhone), and the upload speed is around 20 (better on the Mercusys).
I have inserted a Cosmote nano sim card. It was completely plug-n-play, you just insert the sim, plug it into the socket, and connect to the wifi with the password underneath. That was it...
My feeling is that the router is more stable and faster compared to the hotspot, while not burdening the mobile every time (it heats up quite a bit if you use it as a personal hotspot for many hours).
The only negative is that in some areas of the house, the mobile had better signal even though it had 1 bar less. So, if you have a good signal on your mobile where you are, you probably won't have any issues.
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It makes me have interruptions. Maybe it's the network in the area
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Plug and play, very good for the money I spent.
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The best
It never worked with the nova sim
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