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The Cudy LTE 4G TL12 router is a fantastic piece of hardware for those in need of reliable and high-speed internet connectivity in areas where traditional broadband may not be available. The router has a sleek, compact design and is easy to set up, making it a great option for both home and office use.One of the standout features of the TL12 router is its support for 4G LTE connectivity, providing fast and stable internet access in areas where wired broadband may not be an option. The router also supports dual-band Wi-Fi, allowing for concurrent connections on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, ensuring a strong and reliable wireless network.The TL12 router offers impressive data transfer speeds, with support for download speeds of up to 300Mbps and upload speeds of up to 50Mbps, providing a seamless internet experience for streaming, gaming, and working from home. It also supports multiple devices, making it suitable for households or small businesses with numerous internet-connected devices.Setting up the TL12 router is a breeze, thanks to its user-friendly interface and straightforward installation process. The router also comes with a range of features including parental controls, guest network access, and robust security protocols, ensuring that your network remains secure and your data is protected.The inclusion of external antennas further enhances the router's signal strength and coverage area, providing a strong and stable connection throughout your home or office. The router also has a variety of ports, including LAN ports for wired connections and a SIM card slot for mobile connectivity, offering flexibility in how you connect your devices to the internet.Overall, the Cudy LTE 4G TL12 router is an excellent choice for those in need of fast and reliable internet connectivity in areas where traditional broadband may not be accessible. With its impressive performance, easy setup, and range of features, this router is a great investment for anyone looking to stay connected at home or in the office.

The media could not be loaded. The Cudy Cat12 router is handling multiple devices, such as an iPhone, iPad, 2 smart tvs, Mac mini and multiple smart home products with ease. Features such as a reset daily allow for a fresh handshake to eliminate any issues with stability and it can be used with two sims just in case of an outage on one. We’ll worth the money in my opinion.

Took device to Verizon store and they refused to add device to my wireless plan. They entered the router's IMEI number into their system and it comes back this device is NOT compatible. Warning to Verizon wireless customers the you can't add router to your wireless plan. They tried to sell me their own device for $350. I walked out the door without it and no router added to my plan. I'm very upset.

Easy setup. My cellular router died, and I needed a new one. It took about 30 minutes to get it up and running. And a YouTube video to learn how to change the IMIE. Don't connect the cellular antennas if you need to change your IMIE. Get the IMIE changed first.A word for those who wish to use this router with Verizon. If you do not have a SIM, you must get a tablet with a SIM card. I bought an inexpensive tablet that Verizon would not activate (not compatible -- right..), so I purchased the cheapest one with a SIM card directly from Verizon. You must have a SIM card, and it must be activated. Once your tablet/SIM is activated and working correctly, you must locate the IMIE number, write it down, power off your tablet, remove the SIM, install the SIM in this router, remove the cellular antennas (you don't want it attempting to activate before the next step), and run the IMIE cloning procedure on the router. Once done, you can power off your router and connect the cellular antennas. Watch the YouTube videos until you understand the procedure. This is not for the average user who wants to plug it in and walk away. This is the hardest part of the setup. If you do this improperly, Verizon will think an unactivated device is attempting to access their network, and you will be denied service.Once the router is up and running, it just works. I have been extremely pleased with its performance.