4G BOX 300Mbps WiFi6 LTE Router For Sim Card Portable Modem Support 2 LAN Ports 32 Devices EU/Asia/Africa Bands
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2025 DBIT New WiFi 6 4G LTE Router is a mini portable router with excellent wireless access performance and comprehensive routing functions. It converts high-speed TDD/FDD signals into WiFi signals on the local area network (LAN), providing wireless broadband data to end users. The router is compatible with mainstream frequency band SIM cards in Europe, Asia and Africa, and can be connected to the Internet with simple configurationEasily meet the network needs of wireless and wired devices.
Router supported frequency bands
FDD LTE:B1/B3/B7/B8/B20/B28
TDD LTE:B38/B40/B41
WCDMA:B1/B8
Applicable to Europe, Africa, Asia, all countries and regions, such as Russia, Israel, South Korea, Spain, Brazil, Ukraine, France, Italy, Netherlands, India, Nigeria, Switzerland, Kazakhstan, Poland, Ghana, etc.
Note: This device does not include a SIM card. It supports standard 4G/5G SIM cards (the device is compatible with 5G SIM cards but only supports 4G band wireless WiFi, not 5G band operation). It does not support contract SIM cards (contract cards typically refer to cards dedicated to fixed devices or SIM cards that can only be used on specified devices under a contract, or SIM cards that are purely 5G band).
The speed descriptions in the product details/description are theoretical data tested in professional laboratories. Network speed is not a fixed value and changes every second. During use, the network will be affected by the actual network environment. Please refer to the actual usage speed.
Product features:
*Support 4G to WiFi, 4G to LAN (2*LAN ports)
*Support WiFi6 2.4G wireless WiFi up to 300Mbps
*CAT4 LTE WiFi DL150Mbps/UL50Mbps
*Access up to 32 devices
*Support WiFi hiding, SSID broadcast function
*Support port filtering, port mapping, watchdog
*Support frequency band locking
*Support FOTA remote upgrade function
*Support TCP/UDP/PPP/HTTP/NITZ/NDIS/NTP/HTTPS/PING/PAP/CHAP protocols