SPECIFICATIONS

Overview & Core Functionality

• 4G‑LTE cellular hotspot: Insert a micro‑SIM card and it creates a Wi‑Fi network over LTE Cat4 (up to 150 Mb/s down, ~50 Mb/s up), supporting up to ~300 Mb/s on 802.11b/g/n Wi‑Fi at 2.4 GHz 

• Dual external LTE antennas: Removable high‑gain antennas boost cellular reception—significantly helpful in rural or low‑signal areas 

• Wired fallback: One Ethernet WAN + one LAN port—can act as wired router if SIM mode is unavailable 

• Transparent EU-ready power input: Usually comes with EU 220 – 240 V power adapter; internal 12 V or 5 V step‑down circuit.

⚙️ Hardware & Technical Specs

• Wi‑Fi: Single-band 2.4 GHz, up to 300 Mbps using 802.11n with typical coverage of ~50–100 m indoors 

• Supported device capacity: Usually up to 32 concurrent users—including laptops, tablets, smart TVs 

• LTE bands (Europe/others):

  • FDD‑LTE: B1, B3, B7, B8, B20

  • TDD‑LTE: often includes B38, B40, B41 in some models 

• LAN & WAN ports: 10/100 Mbps each, sometimes VLAN-enabled mode switching between WAN and LAN

• Processor/memory: Typically MediaTek/MT7628 or similar SoC, 64 MB RAM (or 128 Mb DDR2) and 64 Mb SPI flash 

🔌 Setup & Operation

• Plug‑and‑play SIM mode: Most US/EU unlocked micro‑SIMs auto‑connect; some require manual APN entry in admin UI (usually at .

• Multi‑mode operation: Auto switch between WAN‑Ethernet and SIM mode depending on connection 

• Status indicators: Built‑in LEDs show LTE connectivity, Wi‑Fi status, signal strength, and LAN activity.

• External 4G antennas: Greatly improve coverage in areas with weak cellular reception; helps with unstable indoor signal placement 

• Affordable solution: Usually priced between $50‑70 USD—far cheaper than branded LTE hotspots.

• Supports multiple users: Can easily handle 10–30 devices concurrently for light browsing or streaming.

• Dual operation modes: Works as both wired router or cellular Wi‑Fi hotspot.

🧠 Ideal Use Cases

• Home or office backup Internet via LTE, especially in areas without wired broadband.

• Temporary setups, pop‑up shops, camping, remote office setups.

• Portable use where external antenna placement can maximize signal (e.g. near window or outdoors).

• Light IoT deployments or multiple users sharing basic 4G Wi‑Fi access.

📋 Specs Summary

An ANENG-style 300 Mbps 4G router with SIM slot and external antennas is a cost-effective, straightforward option for home or portable Internet access. Ideal for basic usage, backup connectivity, or remote setups—especially where cellular coverage is modest.