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  1. Kirito101

    Is it worth to purchase mifi mobile broadband or purchase a router then use a unlimited data plan s

    Hi, As the title suggests, I currently already have a three mobile contract with unlimited data plan. Since I am moving to a new property with no fixed phone line and the best option is to get a mobile broadband. I am thinking if the internet speed and performance is the same as carrying out...
  2. JayLanx

    3 4G router. From TPlink Mr600 to Huawei B818. Wow!! But network setup help needed!NAT/PortForward

    Hi guys, I wonder if anyone could help me. For the last 18/24 months we've had full time 4g broadband on three using a TPlink Mr600 router. We have very good signal where we are and luckily enjoyed 30/40MBPS down for a long time. Its also rock steady with (for my uses) low ping (35-55ms)...
  3. kosymodo

    Advice needed re broadband options

    Hi folks I'm after some advice re my broadband options... I have Three 4G mobile broadband, using a Huawei B535 router. This had been performing fine, but recently has become a right PITA. I'm sure it's not a signal issue, as my iPhone and the wife's Android phone are both with Three, and...
  4. matt2950

    mobile data problem

    hi, wouldn't usually post a question like this here but im desperate. i have a mobile router on the three network i use for my home broadband. i usually get full 4g signal with a download speed between 20-40mbs. but for the last couple of days it wont connect to 4g its stuck on 3g with a...
  5. matt2950

    mobile data problem

    hi, wouldn't usually post a question like this here but im desperate. i have a mobile router on the three network i use for my home broadband. i usually get full 4g signal with a download speed between 20-40mbs. but for the last couple of days it wont connect to 4g its stuck on 3g with a...
  6. Theperson45

    Is there such a thing as unlimited cellular data on a laptop?

    For example, Three has a pay-as-you-go SIM-only data plan where you can get unlimited data for one month, for £35. It can be used on a phone or a tablet, but there's no mention of it being compatible with a laptop, aside from tethering (which may be capped, although I think this depends on the...
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