Brill review, thank you. I purchased a TP Link 4G Router TL-MR6500v which includes phoning capabilities on this model. It's been a game changer for my household, as well as my parents who live in the countryside. Before buying this, our family (as with most people) had been with BT for their phone calls and internet for many, many years. We were paying through the nose for abysmal, snail speeds for our internet, and the quality of our landline calls were poor and crackly. It also didn't help that working plant at a nearby sawmill would haul down our phone line maybe once or twice a year! To top it all off were we're paying through the nose for a sub-standard service for years. I didn't even know 4G Routers were a thing until two years ago! It was just chance I Googled it, thinking "if I can get 4G internet on my phone, then why not for my home computer?" And up popped TP Links selection of 4G Routers! Never looked back! It's been a game changer for my parents. They now have excellent internet connectivity for surfing, streaming, video calls etc, whereas before with their landline, loading a photo of a loaf of bread was near impossible :/ They also receive their home phone calls through this router too, axed their physical landline. The quality of the phone calls are superb. Bought a Smarty Unlimited SIM for £20 p/m, can't beat it. Also bought an external MIMO antenna which has helped boost our connection to our local phone mast too. Moving to a 4G Router and axing BT entirely has literally cut our Internet and Phone bills in half. And we now have incredible internet access and unlimited house phone calls without the addition of paying for line rental. Win-win! Never. Looked. Back!

This channel is promising. I will not be surprised if this channel will succeed.

NASCompares, your review is helping me out yet again. Thank you! I'm setting up a NAS and internet for my relative's boat, I'm going to try this as an LTE router. Doesn't break the bank as a marine LTE router would.

Just to point out there are two types of CAT 6 , one refers to cabling type and the other refers to LTE bands, the difference between this and other routers is that it supports carrier aggregation, which can bundle multiple LTE bands for higher download/upload, this is currently supported by EE and Vodafone and also known as 4G+.

The 2 antennas are not for WiFi, rather it’s for reception of your mobile service provider’s LTE 4G+ signal

There are quite a few technical inaccuracies in the video having read up on the specs.

Great review. Look fwd to the software review. Nice background and Casio Databank 🤓 👍🏽

you checked the 3 boxes alright. awesome review

Thanks for the review. Just found the sound levels too low - might want to do something about that.

Unlike a rising trend in youtubers, you know the difference between Mb/s and MB/s ;)

That WAN port functionality is cool to have at that price point and the general consensus of having SIM backups are a good idea but sadly most high end routers don't have it

Thanks for a great review (what I know about routers you could write on the back of postage stamp!) Thanks again. Before I buy an TP link MR600 (V2) I need to find out if it will work on 3 BroadBand Mast in my area Wirral UK. Thanks Again for a good interesting review. 🙂

I should point out. THis router supports 4G+ (aka 4GEE (on EE), LTE-A, LTE-Advanced or 4.5G), for a theoretical 300Mbps, real world would be upto 60-70Mbps!

Love the way you explained, can you do comparison with any other brand as well. 😊

Great vid thanks. What do U prefer the M1 or MR600?

bought one of these from Amazon it was dead on arrival, bought a Huawei B535-245B instead and a smarty sim for £18.00 with unlimited data, without the outside aerial up today it has produced 67mbps down and 6mbps up. quite impressed for a mobile router with a month-to-month sim which doesn't tie you down to a particular network as the router is unlocked to all networks. I think I shall be staying with Smarty on 3 for a while its a heck of a lot cheaper than Sky or Virgin media. Sky is going up next month to £36.99, maybe time for a change. The outages on Sky forced me to move.

Hi. Maybe my question sounds stupid but, does it have battery? I've seen on Amazon some of those TP-Link 4G routers have lithion battery slots. Thanks.

Brilliant helpful review .. thank you.

Love you the way you explained bro.

Great info and video. One question does the router serve as a load balancer, as well? If you have a sim card and Ethernet cable does it combine both signals, or just chooses the stronger one. Thanks.

Thank you for this great review🙏🏻

Nice unit, but does not detect a US TMoblie sim card, & also doesn't have the option to select a different band. If it were able to connect multiple bands, the chances of connecting to more then one SIM card would be greater.

Nice. Kindly perform manual carrier aggregation. Ty

Still waiting for comparison

The router discconects from the network regualrly. After two hours trouble shooting no wiser as to why. Any ideas?

how far away from it can you stand with good speeds?

Hi I currently use Virgin media Broadband and have speeds of supposedly 200Mbps what would you recommend for a 4G router and plan?

Hey, I am about to get 3 unlimited in Sweden and I don’t know what you mean about coverage? Does it gonna work in my area?

I bought this router and first day use sim adapter got trapped in sim port and bent pins, I thought no problem I'll swap out the mup c792-3 sim reader but can I hell find one.

(There seems to be difference in Cat in US and in Europe for the specific same routers.. just to let u know all)

Hi All Can we use SIM card for internet and use 3 LAN ports to share internet connectivity with other devices which supports only RJ45 and doesn’t have wifi.

I am thinking of getting this one, but carefully listened to what you said. My preferred network is O2/Giffgaff. I looked on Google for any reports not working in LE10. Another problem came up that O2 will not allow data from a router as it will be blocked. Any advice from anyone, please.

Curious on what speeds your getting from this. I'm with three but have heard these arent compatible with that ISP. What would your recommended alternative be? Thanks

Just want to buy this but realised it does not have an RJ11 phone socket like some others do. I want to be able to phone out to a landline from the router via the internal sim card.My SIM card allows a set amount of data, unlimited calls to mobiles and landlines (I am in India) but all I can access is the text option or data transfer, so calls are lost.Is there any adapter I can buy, or a phone app that will allow me to use a wired standard phone with this ?Please bear in mind I have no idea on the techincal side of networks etc, just a basic answer would be great. Suggest Me please.

Just ordered mine from Ebuyer for £127. Not too bad of a price and sounds like a good bit of kit. Going to pop an unlimited Smarty SIM in, £18/m.

Hi there, If I use a 4G/5G sim card only with the MR600 router, will my download speed be up to 300 Mbps or 150 Mbps? unless I attach a Cat 6 cable? Just so you know, I plan to use it as a sim card router only (without ethernet cables). If 150 Mbps download speed without cat 6 cable still, as might as well get an MR400. Please advise. Thank you.

My question is speed can make data run of out data?

at the end of the video it is said that 3 network might work or not in certain areas due to the bandwidth ?.......what does that mean? 3 network supports certain 4G LTE CATEGORIES in one area but not in the other? e.g. LTE 7-8 900-2600 MHz respectively....?

Actually, it is not true. There is a plan to add this feature -- to select 4G band manually to the LTE router already, but it will take a certain time to release a new firmware; that is why we mentioned that this router cannot satisfy your needs yet, but we hope there will be a chance to make you access internet with TP-Link product in the near future after added the new features.

Hi, would this incrise my internet speek, currently using 300mbps sim card on phone with usb c cable to pc and getting +100mbps, unless when downloading games and stuff, it moght go to like 40mbps..

Just happy it has 4G+ I get 120mb down and 20mb up in my area. Beats broadband providers on a Three contract for uncapped unlimited data £20 a month lol

Can you check if it will work on Lithuania using a pildyk sim card. Thank you so much

Will such a router work with a LTE sim card or is it only for 4G?

Is this better than Asus 4G AC68U

Does it support 5g sim card

just ordered a smarty sim , now nervous whether it will work in this router. How can I definitely find out as me and technology are not meant to be together in the same room. Sending back the MR 200 AC750 as I think Ive made a mistake and now need to order the MR 600..

Thanks

which one would you choose between huawei b525 or the archer mr600??

Is there 2 models of this MR600 router because the router featured on Amazon is pictured without the center silver stand?

Can I buy this and leave it at my Europe an house and buy a data sim

can you recommend other brands that can do the same for less the price? (most probably less performance)

How about 5g sim card is it compatible?

Can it be optic router thanks

How is it going so far?

Can I change DNS in this router?

What's the WiFi range like on this?

Should i go for this? Bcoz i facing internet fluctuations (wifi disconnection) problem in my one month old tp link tlmr6400... Does this problem occur in this model too? Or this is just the network issue rather than device issues?

Looking to use this as my house wifi with a Vodafone unlimited sim. Will need to only run a couple of phones, iPad and mainly a smart tv. Do you guys thing this will do the job?

Will it work on att

this device is compatible for parabolic antenna?

You didn't tell us it's crap. 100% signal, line of sight to mask 300 meter (or less) yet speeds less than half my mobile with same sim (usb to pc). gs9+ 3mobile

this is not a review..

Anyone tried it for gaming.

Nas Compares you just LIED you can only connect to a iPhone with Wifi is a LIE you can Also Connect Wired Via USB as Well I have done so quit Lying to us

Oh god get to the details and stop waffling on

Get to the point man, you talk way yo much of nothing!!!