When making or receiving calls on the SIM card the router drops gracefully to 3G and returns to 4G (if available) once the call ends.īasic texts are available to send and receive from the web interface page, but it doesn't handle MMS messaging. With my Giffgaff card that gives 6Gb of tethered data, 1000 minutes and unlimited texts available for £15 a month and you can re-start at any time if you run out of one of the allowances early. The second phone jack can accept a normal landline phone to use any call time available on your SIM card. Giving it a fixed IP and putting it in the DMZ allowed easier setup than port forwarding through the firewall. I haven't tried that as I have a dedicated VoIP handset running on one of the LAN ports. The router has a built in SIP client for VoIP which I believe can be used with one of the built-in telephone jacks. It happily switches networks automatically on a SIM card change without needing to manually change APNs. I've also tried it on 3 and EE (both on 3G) where it gave a fairly comfortable 10- 15 Mb/s download on our local signal. It works perfectly, currently giving 30Mb/s download and over 20Mb/s upload on a solid 4 bar 4G signal on giffgaff (O2 network).
Ideal for situations where a landline isn't possibleīought this for internet access including LAN ports in a shop with no landline available.
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