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The power consumption is according to Huawei at a maximum of 24 watts. A battery is not integrated in the Huawei B818 LTE router. Although the Huawei B818 GigaCube Cat19 is the successor to the first generation GigaCube Huawei B528, the appearance of B818 looks more similar to the Huawei B618 Router. The Huawei B818 router is integrated with HiSilicon Balong V7R65 modem which supports LTE Cat19 with 256QAM, and up to 8 x 8 MIMO Antenna technology. As the sayings from Vodafone, the GigaCube Cat19 B818 supports speed up to 500Mbps, but theoretically with a suitably equipped LTE network, significantly higher speeds are possible.

From the information you've shared, assuming the mast is indeed only B3+20, then the 4GEE EE router you have is perfectly suited. While a different than router may see incremental changes in throughput I doubt it'd be worth the outlay. I have B818 router and a Huawei Q2 Pro mesh. I had this set up and working really well with an O2 data sim. Thought I should test others so also tried Vodafone and EE. EE was the fastest, so we got a business unlimited data SIM. In my quest to upgrade the home network, I'm fine with buying a new Unifi switch, I have the 'business case' for more ports and PoE, so could easily match the U6-lite with a Switch-lite 16 port. Equally if there's some issue that requires a Unifi USG then I'm more than happy to add that too, I just cant see what would cause this issue? Obviously I can go round removing one HA device at a time and see if that does it, or conversely add them to the BT SH2 that is currently being used as the 'switch' for the B818 network, but that only has 4 ports so can't get all the devices on it.

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The Huawei B818 is Huawei’s first stationary LTE router capable of achieving speeds well above 1 Gbps in the LTE network. The device is positioned as a successor to the Huawei B618 and offers not only a very similar design but also comparable good equipment. I think my key confusion is carrier aggregation, cause my online search suggests the default ee 4g+ is limited to 2-3, I was wondering if this Huawei device would boost it 25-75%. Which port on the B818 have you connected your GS108 switch to? Is it the LAN only or the LAN/WAN port?The Huawei B818-260 LTE Router supports 4 × 4 MIMO antenna technology as well as carrier aggregation (channel bundling). The following LTE frequency bands are available: B1, B3, B7, B8, B20, B28, B32, B38, B42. In the downlink, the maximum theoretical data rate could reach 1.6 GBit/s and up to 150 MBit/s in the uplink is possible. On my B535 I had all sorts of issues when using the LAN/WAN port for my switch that didn't appear when using a LAN only port. I deduced (eventually) that this was because my B535 was trying to receive an internet connection from my switch rather than send the internet connection to the switch. This may be what you are seeing when experiencing an "all or nothing" connection. Rebooting hasn't seem to have worked either. Not gonna take "the plunge" and buy an adapter just yet. Although I did consider maybe there are different Rj11 cables out there and maybe the pin out is wrong. My monthly discount on Virgin is coming to an end, and also there's the 12% price rise notification I've received. So I thought I'd have a look at 4G mobile broadband to see if that was a viable option. Not sure it will be a full time option, but if I do have to cancel Virgin then I need to know how well it will tide us over.

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I think I am getting the best I can from Three given my distance from the tower, and am getting carrier aggregation. I'm using the internal antennae. It has TS-9 adapters so I can't try my Poynting aerial, but I'm unlikely to bother getting adapters as signal strength is reporting 75%. The Huawei B818 router WLAN works on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz and, in addition to the standard network, also enables a guest network. Thanks to 3 × 3 MIMO antenna technology, speeds of around 1.3 GBit/s can be reached via WLAN.With its sleek and modern design, the Huawei B818-263 router is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. It is compact in size, making it easy to place in any location. The Huawei B818-263 router also includes multiple LAN ports, allowing users to connect wired devices such as computers or gaming consoles. This router supports the latest IPv6 protocol, ensuring compatibility with future internet technology. I have just bought a shiny new Asus mesh system to improve the wireless signal in my house, and hooked it up to my B818-263. Everything is working really well, except I’m suffering from Double NAT. Both the Asus and Huawei are routing, so I need one to stop, preferably the Huawei. Bridge mode seems to be working, updated the VPN on my phone with the new IP and I can now VPN from my phone to my home Network. Dont like the sound of it moving over to 3G, i think the family would go mad about the loss of bandwidth.