Originally posted by woody1
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5G wifi router recommendations anyone?
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Originally posted by hairymouse View Post
I agree, just need to find a decent unlocked router. Anyone know a specific link for one that actually works?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw="5g"%20router%20unlocked&_sa cat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&LH_PrefLoc=1&rt=nc
I'd avoid any that look small & compact because they're probably just 4G ones that accept a 5G SIM card. All the genuine 5G models seems to be quite big & bulky.Comment
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Originally posted by woody1 View Post
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256110844131
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/174895915807
Don't know if they're any good though.
FYI I've been looking into this for around 6 months before I bought it, before that I had tethered a s20 plus 5g phone to my router, before buying a dedicated home 5g router.
Best option is either tether a 5g phone or buy a dedicated 5g router.Comment
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Originally posted by rashm2k View Post
Nope they are no good, they are not 5g. You're only option really is huawei, zte or zyxel, they are normally around 150 ish on ebay, if you're patient you can get it for £100 but definitely not cheaper than that.
FYI I've been looking into this for around 6 months before I bought it, before that I had tethered a s20 plus 5g phone to my router, before buying a dedicated home 5g router.
Best option is either tether a 5g phone or buy a dedicated 5g router.Comment
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Originally posted by anonymouse View Post
In which case, you'll be needing another SIM as well as a phone/router. Just for a Three unlimited SIM it is £18 per month, however, it's £20 with a 5G router on a 2 year deal.
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Originally posted by rashm2k View Post
yeah depends how you want to slice and dice it I guess, I'm using an id mobile sim which was very cheap as part of a phone contract. But those are the options take your pick, also don't forget the mid contract price rises factor those in too.Comment
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Is this a pucker 5G router? Might be worth a cheeky offer. (Although they're badged as 3, it says they're unlocked.)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/204362225574
I've been keeping an eye on the bidding on this one, although I suspect it will end up going way above £100.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126009193688Comment
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Originally posted by woody1 View PostIs this a pucker 5G router? Might be worth a cheeky offer. (Although they're badged as 3, it says they're unlocked.)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/204362225574
I've been keeping an eye on the bidding on this one, although I suspect it will end up going way above £100.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126009193688
It works a treat.
Unlocked? Maybe...
The 1st link looks tulip.See You Next TuesdayComment
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Originally posted by Lance View Post
the 2nd one is a pucker 3 5G router. That's the one I have.
It works a treat.
Unlocked? Maybe...
I've bought Vodafone routers off eBay and got them unlocked by submitting a form on Vodafone's website, so maybe this is also possible with 3?Comment
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Originally posted by woody1 View Post
I doubt it's unlocked.
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