KuWFiOutdoor 5G Router Dual SIM, AX3000 WiFi 6 CPE, IP67 Waterproof, 4x4 MIMO 2500Mbps, Qualcomm IPQ5018/SDX62, Band Lock VPN TTL, Detachable Antennas

A field deployed construction trailer - off the grid - including a diesel generator. Needed a better cellular router for Internet access for multiple employees. Admittedly I was preparing to return the unit because I could not get a Verizon prepaid SIM to work (was not pulling the cellular APN information). I decided to try an AT&T prepaid data plan - which works on my Netgear Nighthawk 5G. Surprisingly the AT&T SIM worked in the Kuwfi unit and it is a keeper. Roughly doubled the download speed. Did not make much of a dent in the upload spead - but we have an external cellular antenna (4 leads). I will make use of the external antenna for the 4 antenna connectors on the box. I agree the documentation is sparse - and the DHCP settings do not allow modification of DNS and Default GW (so I added a VPN FW/Switch on the LAN to get around this. So the fact that the unit is working - and is weatherproof with sufficient cellular signal upgrade - makes this a recommended option. (At least with an AT&T SIM)

This is the definition of Chinese garbage. It comes with the most basic POE power supply and the instructions are incredibly generic and not product specific. They did have a video showing how to configure the router, but aside from it being in Chinese, the menu options were different.

I have been using this router for a while and I can say it works, and with this new software update it's even better, and what I like is that you canText customer service and they will contact you with any questions you have, or if you want to get a software update.

Mancy was a great help after my loosing 1 and breaking another antennas by replacing both for FREE including shipping

This thing is very nifty.It is outdoor rated so it can easily handle being outside.It has a 5G modem in it so that you can easily install a SIM card and get data that way...But it can also work as an access point via an ethernet connection, or provide the 5G connection over ethernet...So... I installed this outside and stuck a sim card in it... and I got *great* reception for a backup internet service at home!This thing is quite cool!

I wasn’t expecting this to be as big as it is and anticipated it being a bit smaller sized. It’s not huge or anything just not as compact as I expected. It’s definitely quality and it’s heavy and feels heavy duty. It works great and installation and setup was simple and smooth. Awesome product!