Router Alcatel Link Hub 4G LTE Unlocked Worldwide HH41NH Multibam 150 Mbps Wi-Fi (4G LTE USA Latin Caribbean Euro Asia Africa) + RJ45 Up to 32 Users HH41NH-2BTGMXA-1

Love this device, no issues works just fine

I currently use this in my car as a mobile hotspot to replace my Mobley, as this device can connect to more bands than the Mobley, and it provides a solid data speed with AT&T. It's small enough to install in a car and hide it in my glovebox, using the USB power from my car stereo. In my area, I get a solid 20 x 20 Mbps connection from AT&T with this unit when the reception is good.The only real issue is that the antennas are hard to tighten, as the antenna hookups are very recessed into the unit, but not a big deal if you don't move it around too much, or if you wish to wire the antennas (and not use the ones it comes with). The other nice feature is that it has a LAN port, which means you can connect anything to it, including a 5 GHz AP if you wanted.I do definitely recommend going into the settings and disabling the data limit settings unless you have a good reason to use that feature, otherwise, you might have some of the timeout issues mentioned in other reviews (though honestly, as I use this in my car, I don't think mine has been on long enough to trigger any possible time outs).I suppose that this unit would also be good if you needed backup internet data to supplement your primary connection or needed a connection in a rural area with limited options. I've only ever used this device with AT&T, which works very well, though they don't recognize the device type from the IMEI (shows up as an "Unknown Device"), which may actually be a good thing, depending on the plan you have and how you want to use it. If you have the Mobley Connected Car plan, the AT&T APN is "broadband" instead of "nxtgenphone" or "phone". (I actually use this in my car exclusively, so I'm not violating the terms of my plan, or at least the spirit of it.)The device does feature an RJ-11 jack for a standard landline telephone connection, but I don't know how well the phone jack and line work in the device, as my plan isn't compatible with that (AT&T locks down VoLTE anyway to approved devices only anyway). It can receive text message notifications accessible on its configuration page, but I don't know if it can send them.

I bought it in early July didn’t get to use it until Monday this week, already used up over 50GB of data.It’s easy to setup, just like a plug and play device - you pop your sim in and turn it on, the lights load up you got internet.I even use it in my car, this box is crazy good to have. I have it running Netflix too.?Value fo money, Signal strength, compatibility and easy rebooting process.

The Alcatel Link Hub 4G LTE Router is a solid device offering reliable performance with speeds up to 150 Mbps, making it a great option for both home and travel use. It's unlocked, which means you can use it with various carriers worldwide. The setup is straightforward, and the Wi-Fi connection is stable. However, keep in mind that the SIM card slot is sold separately, so you'll need to purchase that separately to get the device fully operational. Overall, it’s a great value for the price, as long as you're aware of the additional purchase for the SIM slot.

Works well!

Ordered 2024-09-21, $59.28, Router Alcatel Link Hub 4G LTE Unlocked Worldwide HH41NH -In the USA. Using a prepaid TMOBILE MVNO SIM with unlimited voice, text, data, I was able to to connect a POTS phone and make and receive phone calls, only odd thing was the ringer only rang at half the normal length as you would expect.It uses a micro sized SIM, no adapter included,The SIM slot on the devices is recessed so much that it's difficult to insert/eject without using some sort of tool. Using the corner another SIM card the same thickness works.There is a WAN/LAN2 port that will act as a gateway when connected to wired connection.I was never able to actually use cellular data, but I was able to see data usage when I checked with my provider.The place where you add a APN profile for your carrier is strange; there is no place to add in all the information as there would be on a smartphone, just some login credentials which are not normally needed or used.I was never able to connect to it's WIFI, even tried multiple devices (2 laptops, smartphone), not even for simply configuring the device.Contacted Alcatel technical support. They said it's "plug and play" and should "just work". There is no firmware update available (but sorely needed).The cellular antenna SMA ports are so far recessed, that you would have a difficult time using externally roof/eve mounted antennas using coax cables, and/or with directional yagi antennas.Only real positive thing it has is that it uses micro-usb for power, so you could use a power bankto power it during a power outage.Return for refund, as not operable.

Using this cellular router as a landline phone replacement. We like that it is not carrier locked and can use any SIM card to provide cellular data. It was easy to set up and has been working well for several years.

A very nice unit has everything you are looking for except external antenna mount. Because they are internal buried in the case. Almost impossible for me to attach LMR for external antenna! Most frustrating!!!!Other than that good reception to cell tower with rabbit ears tower 3 miles away blocked line of sight. StillGot 16down and 3 up on LTE T-Mobile network. Interface is intuitive easy to configure very good performance especially considering the price! WiFi is a little short range due to the lack of externalAntenna. However I considered the signalto be acceptable given my use case!