Huawei E5576-320 Unlocked Mobile WiFi Hotspot | 4G LTE Router | Up to 150Mbps Download Speed | Up to 16 WiFi Connect Devices (For Europe, Asia, Middle East, Africa)

always red led was on never chang to green update 5-25-21 had to talk to huawei support and they told me to go to a T mobile store and ask them to unlock it with a code.......

Pros: Small, lightweight, works well if provider signal is good Cons: heats up and only 6 hrs of battery life I am working remotely from an Island in the southern part of Greece. There are 3 internet/mobile provider in the island Cosmote, Vodafone and Wind. I chose Cosmote as per recommendations of my husbands relatives and friends in the island. Signal is good, I was able to do zoom meetings and process some of my SQL codes and applications. I am also using VPN for secure connection and if I want a faster processing I connect to my desktop in the office. When not working I bring the wifi router with me, went to 3 island cruise and signal is still good but the router tends to heat up. The router also run out of battery after almost 6 hrs so I have to bring a portable data bank. I dont intend to use the router in the US but might try to use it in my next trips to Asia and Middle East.

I’m in Senegal and needed wifi so I could connect to the outside world. After using 3 different kinds of SIM cards from there, I just gave up. Also, it would have been nice if the instructions were in English. I should have to go on YouTube to try to figure it out or scan a QR code to get it to semi work here in the US. What’s the point of scanning a QR code abroad if you aren’t connected to wifi (it’s pointless).

We were in Greece for 3 weeks and this worked perfect. Purchased a 15E unlimited data (for 30 days) Wind chip and all 4 of us had WiFi, could use the GPS for driving, and connect a laptop

Took the product to Europe where we planned to stay for a month. Opened the box there - all instructions were in Russian. Used google translate and tried to follow instructions. Entered the pass code , it didn’t accept. I couldn’t use it. By the time we returned home the return window is closed

Hooked 10 devices up to it and it never skipped a beat. It worked so well I leave it hooked up in Australia. Thinking about getting another one for travel.

Doesnt work with Mint Mobile SIM card

Battery is not that strong Loses signal

While on holiday we used this with tablets, computers and a Roku, never missed a Netflix episode :)

This thing is a must have if youre in Congo! Bought it at the recommendation of a friend and used it every day. Works well--its WiFi so there is not much more to review.