Can this device be used with a 3G/4G modem?
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I have only used it to create a WiFi signal from an incoming internet line. I have no idea if it would work with a modem. Sorry .......
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Yes. 3G/4G is independent of Wi-Fi. Think of 3G/4G as an internet service subscription (like what you would have in your house) only portable. If you are close to a router and can receive Wi-Fi from that router, then you will have Wi-Fi. But if you do not have access to Wi-Fi provided through a router, with a 3G/4G enabled device, you have a roaming internet connection provided by your cellular provider which you can access anywhere you can access your cellular provider's signal.Hope that helps!
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but you must find out before you. 3g if your device is compatible with Windows 8.1 * (drivers)
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Yes, I used it in India with local 3G dongle (modem). I works fine. Also I tested a stand alone router, and was working. The only thing I will caution that it will have problem with 2G modem.
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I don't believe so. One end plugs into the device, in my case the LG 4G LTE USB Modem, the other into two USB ports. One supplies power to the modem and the other receives the signal from the modem and transmits it to the computer. The purpose is to enhance the signal by not using some of the USB port signal to power the modem.
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As long as you have a valid IP address, it should work fine. I am not sure about your particular modem, and if it uses DHCP or not.
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I don't think so. I bought this as a backup device in case my primary phone fails, so I had to turn it on to check. In settings, I checked the network information and all it referenced was 3G. No mention of 4G. Hope this helps.
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This particular modem from FreedomPop is 4G only. You'll want to get one of their other hotspots that has both 4G and 3G capability as an alternative.
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You can but you need to attach a compatible 3g USB dongle for it to have 3g Internet access
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No, it's misleading statement. Ir's not actually include a 3G modem - the marketing term rather means that the OEM firmware supports USB 3G modems because it contains drivers for USB modems! You can hook your 3g usb modem to the TP-Link for connectivity....
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No. You're talking about advanced networking drivers that need installation on a computer to work. You might be able to get an advanced firewall like a Sonicwall with a USB port for 3g modems, but I'm not familiar with your model of USB dongle, so YMMV.
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From what I was told, No....it will not accept that high of a speed...it's a "2" modem....you would need a "3"
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Depends on the 3G band your carrier is using. I recommend you to read the data sheet of the product.
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Robert: I would call the company and ask. That is what I did before I purchased it. It is compatible with lots of USB Modems.
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It worked on our GSM network here in egypt and 3g was fine, however, we don't have 4G here so I don't know about that :)
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Yes it can,but just get the right dual band or usb modem however you call it
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This device can be used as a repeater and will enhance the signal strength in corners where the signal is patchy. But of your primary modem itself is sending out patchy signal, then this device will not be able to help you much.