Netgear Nighthawk M5
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5G means Gold nowadays for any OEM, even though they know it's not wide spread and usually the speeds are lower or on par with the current 4G+ networks.
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Hello gallus, Have you tried connecting another device to the internet port (e.g. laptop) and see if it gets an IP? LG Christoph
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This is actually an official series picture. Simply in Dutch, thanks for pointing it out.
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there are models for Europe and for the USA the 5g frequencies are different if your device has EUS in the designation it is for the European market and the frequencies here. If your device has NAS in the designation, it is for the North American market and its frequencies. https://community.netgear.com/t5/AirCard-LTE-Hotspots-Gateways/Nighthawk-M5-in-Europa-gekauft-auch-für-Canada-USA-zu-verwenden/td-p/2138918
i operate the device via the app. it works perfectly.
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I use it as a continuous internet network for the house. It is best to remove the battery if you leave it plugged into an electrical outlet. I bought it as soon as it came out and so far I have only had two problems with connections (rebooting).
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I have been using it for about 1 year now with a 2nd sim from Digitec for my mobile phone subscription and it works perfectly. I can't say anything about the speed. But 2 iPads and a Samsung tablet as well as an Apple TV on holiday work together without interruption. I hope I have been able to help a little.
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This is more a question about the Orbi, but I very, very much don't think so. Link aggregation works through the same upstream destination, not one through one provider and one through another.
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Guys, it's done. LAN works 😊👍🏻
I don't know I'm not a psychic
The router supports the 5G mobile phone standard and the following Wi-Fi standards: Wi-Fi 1 / 802.11bi, Wi-Fi 3 / 802.11gi, Wi-Fi 4 / 802.11ni, Wi-Fi 5 / 802.11aci, Wi-Fi 6 / 802.11ax
yes he can
Unfortunately, this is not possible. You would have to connect this modem to a mesh router (or system) via cable.
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Hi Kevin, I have a contract with digitec iot, Flat 50 /illimited/year. The 5G will depend on the type of subscription you have. Yes, in your case if you have a 5G subscription, the MR5200 will be able to handle it. Beware of the reception area, 5G is not available everywhere. In my experience reception varies between 4G, 4G+ and 5G and the bandwidth will vary depending on the distance between your equipment and the antenna. You can also add an external antenna if needed. Best regards. Vincent
Yeah, sure. I would also sell a used one here privately for 600 EUR. zwischenlager at web de
"Private Relay" should not be necessary, this is something similar to VPN to disguise your own IP. Can the SIM card be used in a router (e.g. Sunrise is quite fussy about this); I would clarify this in detail! Have you ever tried to connect with a LAN cable instead of WLAN ?
yes, that goes
Yes, it says LTE in the description. That means 4G.
I have been able to connect Samsung Galaxy Tab s8 / s3 / s2 / s2 & Galaxy s4 effortlessly via wifi. If this is what you mean by your question ? Sim card has to go to netgear and it only has sms apparently. Kind regards
I have a Reolink Argus 2 with a solar panel. It has two advantages for me: 1. it can be operated energy-autonomously 2. it transmits data via WiFi This eliminates the need for complex cabling and data can be streamed via Netgear Hotspot Nighthawk M5. There is also an app for the camera that allows you to view the stream via your smartphone. Finally, I want to query the stream via a Raspberry Pi 4. In this case, I will use the system as a rear view camera. I have not tested the system yet, but I am convinced that it will work as desired.
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