PeplinkCellular Router MAX BR1 Mini - 5G Router 5G/LTE Cellular Modem 3 Ethernet LAN Connections (no WiFi/GPS) Redundant SIM Slots, Built-in eSIM Upgradeable to Dual WAN VPN Capable

Incredibly easy to use and a great upgrade to my earlier lte. Using the t-mobile $20/month tablet plan as secondary to picking up wifi. Also have the peplink 7-1 antenna helps. I dont use the included blades.

A little bit pricy for a 5G modem only unit. But it works great with Verizon hotspot plan. Just plug SIM card then it connects. Remote control from inControl APP is another great feature. Easily to monitor and update setting. Don’t need to plug in LAN cable to check status(but initial setup is still needed). Signal is way much better than my old Netgear LTE modem. This is great choice as a backup internet modem.

Sub-par performance. There are less expensive options that provider better throughput.

These frequently lock up with any of the newer firmware. Convenient remote management.

Well, I've spent almost two weeks trying to get this to work on a T-Mobile Business Internet Account. I was a Home Internet User then converted to a Business Internet Account.First line it just blinks green. I had T-Mobile reset the network settings twice, then provision the line again. Still no dice. Then I tried a new line-id with same results. Went to the store 4 times and tried as many SIM cards plus two. If you have an existing account this may work, but as it stands I think T-Mobile is a brick with this device if starting fresh.I'm debating to return the PepLink to rule out the hardware (which appears fine to me), or dump T-Mobile and use another data provider.This whole experience has left a real sour taste in my mouth with T-Mobile Business Internet.6 SIMS4 Trips to the store36hrs with phone support3 network resets1 master resetAnd a whole new Line Number created to rule that out.Verizon may work. I think that's the next step or return the device to rule that out.