MERCUSYS MB110-4G 4G Router with SIM Slot, N300 Portable WiFi Router

I was looking for a 5G router to replace fibre-to-the-cabinet broadband. However, my choice was a bit limited because I wanted one with an RJ11 socket (so I could plug in my existing DECT phone and use the router's SIM card for calls as well). This router was somewhat buried away in Amazon's search results and Mercusys wasn't a brand that I was familiar with. Nevertheless, its specs pretty much met my needs so I decided to go ahead and buy it. So far, I'm really pleased and the router is working well. Set up was simple (no need to download the Mercusys app in my experience) and signal strength from the 5G mast is fast and stable (I didn't need external antennae, but it's good that this router has ports for them). The Wi-Fi performance is very reliable too, with full consistent coverage throughout my house. Obviously for other people this'll depend on various factors such as property size and wall thickness, but handily this router is EasyMesh compatible. A minor criticism concerns the length of the supplied power and RJ11 phone cables. They're both rather short, which matters because this type of router might have to be sited in an odd or awkward place to receive the best 5G signal. Also, the small number of LAN ports isn't an issue for me, but it could be for some users.

I think this router is well worth the money. Personally I bought this to be a fail over for my fibre service as the company I'm with is a small company due to no openreach fibre as of yet. We have had a few outages and that means we have been offline multiple times and the worst was nearly 24hours. We also have lots of WiFi controlled smart devices that don't work without a connection so I have this router setup as a fail over if and when the fibre goes down and the plus side you can take it on holiday or in the car. I'm using the smarty social tariff at £12 a month which uses three network. I have a high end phone which also uses three and where I live signal and speeds are poor at best I get 30mbps on my phone. On the router I have seen spikes of 50mbps but again settles at 30ish unless early hours of the.morning. I have been testing the devices ability over a few days and been switching off our fibre connection so we are completely relying on the 4g. I did this over a few days but longest test was a Saturday where kids were home and watching tablets aswell as me having the TV on and using phones. Now this handles it quite happily and we have over 30 devices online. I could still access my cameras remotely, I experienced no buffering and I was very impressed. I feel like for a small household who doesn't require internet to work from home this would be superb. I have it located upstairs using the internal antennas sort of in the middle of the house and that seemed to be the best combination for a location to have power and access to the loft to get ethernet to main router but also signal and speeds. I can't rate this thing highly enough. I have also ordered a 5v usb to 12v adapter as that will be easier to.plug in at home but also easier to power in the car or from a power bank if we have a power outage. My only complaint is it doesn't have a battery which I could find a single one on the market that provided battery and ethernet. Not the end of the world as I have a jackery power station but just something to bare in mind. The only thing I have noticed is the WiFi strength isn't the greatest with my tablet which doesn't really affect me as my.main router does the distribution but this may just be my tablet being weird. All in all id recommend this, I would also recommend getting the usb supply atleast then you can keep the router power by a power bank or similar and move it round your home to find your best signal location like I did. I will add that I've now purchased a 4g sercomm router from three. They are highly rated and yes it gets good speeds but it is unstable. Sometimes it just won't respond and it struggles with getting a good signal. I wouldn't want to use it for video calls or online gaming. The mercusys on the other hand although slower it just work and never has an issue. The fact that this tiny little router in my opinion beats a very popular highly rated router is beyond Me. I'm in an area where signal isn't great and no 4g+. I feel for like a motorhome or something this would be the perfect router for the job.

Good router with good configuration settings & has auto firmware update feature which is handy. The design is good looking & slimline + has two external 5G antennas ports. Using it with a 5G SIM card, it auto recognised the APN settings for the network & worked straight away. I live quiet close to the 5G tower so getting around 1gbps during speed test on the WiFi which is set at 160mhz on 5Ghz AX frequency including DFS channels. By default, the 2.5gb WAN/LAN port can't be used as a LAN unless you delete the profile - see screenshot. Which was quite annoying as I had to read online forums to figure this out, without it you naturally assume it's either faulty or it's a WAN port only. At the price point the router should have four 2.5gbps LAN ports & would have like to see more VPN configuration like it's competitors have.

I’ve been using the MERCUSYS MB110-4G router for a while now, and I’m still using it every single day without any issues. It has been completely reliable, easy to set up, and provides a stable connection with my SIM card. Truly a fantastic product for the price. Highly recommended!

Excellent device. I was paying through the nose for fast broadband on a persimmon estate and had no options to change provider. I had been thinking of trying a 5G router since I moved in but was wary of wifi quality in a 3 storey house. I use SKY Stream and it quite regularly glitches and buffers. I recently got a new phone on 3 (ID mobile) and got unlimited 5g data with it! so I thought I would give it a go and bought this router. What a pleasure it was to find how easy it was to install and set up. The 5G sim card I put in it only gets about 80-100Mbps whereas I had a 500Mbps contract (only got about 300-400Mbps though) but it worked better than my original wifi, even on the third floor. It still buffer for a second every now and then but much less than with my Fibre connection. I am more than happy with this router and would recommend anyone thinking of making the jump to get this router and a 5g contract.

When it works, it worked well however every couple of days I have to reset the device or the 4G slows right down to one megabyte! I’ve been using this device now for three months and found it very inconsistent with regards to the signal and having to reboot even though I’m using two outdoor high gain SMA aerials and have enabled external aerials on the device

I moved to a location that requires a lot hassle to get full broadband installed. Coverage on most mobile networks were non existent or poor/slow, with the exception of Three in my area. Though even with Three, the latency and upload speed were terrible, but download speed was quite good. Had to hotspot using my phone, but it wasn't great having to keep charging it, it getting hot and leaving it in a good place for signal which meant I couldn't use it when using hotspot for my PC. That's when I thought about getting a 4G router, since it's a dedicated device. I did search around about them and saw quite a few people saying they wouldn't make much difference to speeds and latency. I still went with this one anyway, as I wanted to free up my phone from being a hotspot regardless. Glad I did. Having used it for a day so far, it's been far better and has actually improved stuff. I placed the router in a good spot in the house, so it gets full signal constantly up a window. Though download speed didn't change all that much, which was fast anyway. The upload speed increased by a large amount. I was getting 1-2 Mbps upload when using the SIM in the phone. Using the 4G Router it went to 7-10 Mbps Latency has also improved, which is great as I play some online games and MMOs. Using my phone as a hotspot, my latency in WoW would sometimes be around 60ms but would frequently spike to the 100-200ish range and fairly often go up into the 500+ range making it unplayable. Having it in the router now, and connecting my PC to it, my WoW latency is around 48ms and stayed around that for my whole 5hr play session that I tested it. Which is loads better and way more stable. So overall this was certainly a good buy, and great improvement over using my phone. Didn't even have any antenna attached. Though its good the option is there if I ever need it.

This Router will work fine in a small flat or townhouse, but I live in a house. The WI-FI range is pathetic, I will need to get extenders to use it. The download speeds drop off considerably with each meter distance from Router so direct connection best be considered, you will find there is a point where upload speeds exceed download speeds when your devices TX power exceeds that of the Routers. Its recommended by several websites, but is is not a good choice for me hence the pore score. ict Avionics.

Wir haben unser Festnetz komplett abgeschafft und nutzen nur noch mobile Daten. Da es auf Dauer ziemlich nervig war, ständig das Smartphone als Hotspot einzuschalten, haben wir uns für diesen Router entschieden. Der Kauf war eigentlich erst mal nur als Test gedacht – aber das Gerät hat uns vollkommen überzeugt! Der Router hat all unsere Erwartungen erfüllt. Die gesamte Wohnung wird absolut zuverlässig mit WLAN versorgt, und die Verbindung steht stabil. Die Einrichtung war denkbar einfach und im Handumdrehen erledigt. Ein großes Plus ist auch die dazugehörige App zur Steuerung – sie läuft super flüssig und ist sehr übersichtlich gestaltet. Für uns die perfekte Lösung, um unkompliziert und komfortabel mobile Daten zu Hause zu nutzen. Wer das Festnetz ersetzen will, kann hier bedenkenlos zugreifen.

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This router is the perfect choice for anyone wanting a connection boost. It gives me Wi-Fi 6, while my provider’s modem only supports Wi-Fi 5. I connected it behind my modem with a LAN cable and set it up in under 5 minutes using the app. Now I have much more control over the settings. I use Moonlight to stream games from my PC to my laptop or tablet. Before the stream bitrate capped at 15 Mbps before stuttering started. Now I can push it to 95 Mbps with zero stutter!

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