Huawei 5G CPE PRO 2
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Hi MaciejW707 You are a hero. I had exactly the same problem and searched for hours for a solution and found nothing. Neither Huawei nor Salt support could help me. But your simple trick worked for me - thank you for your contribution.
I use Sonos with 3 speakers without any problems
Is online gaming flawless with the Huawei 5G CPE Pro 2?
What about the ping, is it stable?
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Hello Knowme We Gamet with 3-4 ps4 online at the same time. COD and Fifa21. Download/s is up to 230mbit/s depending on location(remote in our case). Upload up to 20mbit/s. The ping remains stable at ums. We have no stagnations or the like. The device runs with 5g 4g. It switches itself depending on the reception of 4g or 5g. For us, it is unprecedentedly the best alternative when the option of a router is not available. Greetings Väti
Hello, I only use it for 5G internet access. I don't use a landline phone.
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There is a square button at the bottom of the device where you can switch it off.
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I see no reason why this should not work. Reception is independent of the SIM card itself.
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Hello Yes, it works Only via the Huawei Hi Link app Greetings Christian
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If you have a good 5G connection, then that's not a problem. I myself use the 5G router for my Xbox Series X and Call of Duty - it works without any problems. Everything is stable and there's no lag
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The mobile phone provider plays a role. Get in touch with them. They can amplify the signal in the router.
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Hello, the router is good. I have also from the brand Fritzbox in operation... you get max 400mm... If you hope for 1gb then you can let it be. lg
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As far as i know it should work i use it with a Galaxus Mobile sim and a colleague of mine with swisscom.
Since Huawei is not widely regarded as a good solution for 5G, I wouldn't buy this router, it's also completely overpriced and uses a very unusual chipset that no one knows anything about. I would recommend the Xiaomi 5G CPE Pro instead, unfortunately it's not sold by Digitec, but other retailers have it in stock (I've been using it for a few months and there's no better one for less than 280 francs).
Yes, that is the case and not only throttling, but it simply would not work. Sunrise also makes these distinctions between the device types (notebook, tablet, clock, router) clearly visible. https://www.sunrise.ch/de/privatkunden/mobil-abos/we-connect.html#u1inline_tabs-pane0 https://www.sunrise.ch/de/privatkunden/mobil-abos/we-connect.html#u1inline_tabs-pane1
Yes, I can confirm I have 4G, 4G plus and 5G. My device is in the Vaudois Alps Download average 260 - 278 MBS Upload 70-88 MBS on average Very stable ....
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No, if your iPhone 13 doesn't reach that, it won't work, you'd have to change providers, but check first whether you can receive 5g at home.
What version are you talking about and what is CCA? Mine has software version11.0.2.11
According to information on the Huawei website, Huawei routers can be used for expansion, but which model you could use is unfortunately not mentioned. If a solution with 4G is also possible, there is also an Orbi LTE 4G router from Netgear, which can download up to 1.2 Gbit/s via 4G, can be expanded with Orbi Mesh components and already provides a very good WLAN network, but the Netgear Orbi would not be WiFi 6 capable.
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