Huawei E3276s-150 - Unlocked 4G/LTE Mobile Broadband USB Modem - UK Seller

Product delivered according to the description, almost new and in the indicated timeframe. A satisfied customer.I have to add that the product originated from the Canadian TELUS operator but it was unlocked

Took a while but was everything g we required.

I received the item on the last day of the delivery estimate.It turns out to be a Russian Huawei 3276 rebranded as a M100-2One important point is that the device supports only the LTE 800 and 2600 frequencies NOT the 1800 ones which are common with Three, EE etc. The device was unlocked, but it will be hard to switch networks. Flipside is that I paid only £60 and I am on O2 so Imay as well keep the device until the prices drop for other 4G equipment.The device seems in good working order. I will give it a try. If it turns out to diisappoint I may return it.1. The device comes with on-board flash-drive with Windows and Linux install software. However, the Linux install does not work, the Windows install works, but is a bit user-unfriendly because it assumes you'll want the russian operator.I downloaded "Mobile Partner" from Huawei and it got Three and O2/GiffGaff working without serious problems (you have to add the GiffGaff APN but works otherwise out of the box.).One of the reasons I got the E3276 is because the TPLINK TL-MR3020 has this line with the firmware updates for 2014-06-10:Modifications and Bug Fixes2. Compatible with E3276 in Russia;So I tried the router in the TL-MR3020 with the latest firmware. I had to set the APN information but then it worked straight out of the box.If you have 4G reception and you either want a backup to a home-install, in case of power, exchange, cable-problems etc.this combination of devices can be a life-saver.Although this one does not have the 1800Mhz channel (some of the other ones from Russia do), if you have O2 the device can be very affordable and handy way to work as a backup, or you can even bring it on weekends, hotel-visits, use it during power-outs (I use it through a £18 12.000 powerbank which can power it for many hours).A small nusiness could use it too. It can be a real life-saver. Then again, 4G is too expensive to seriously compete with wired alternatives at this time. But the flexibility and mobility of this is very handy.I think I'll keep mine.

Great product. Excellent buying experience.

Excellent :)

It's okay but if you want anything more than basic data for a single device look at e.g. the E8372 instead, it has wifi and more features (e.g. port forwarding, USSD). Comes with Hi-Link firmware which presents itself as a NAT router over USB.