5G Router AX3600 WiFi-6 Modem with Sim Card Slot,NR NSA/SA 5G Cellular Router Up to 4.67Gbps,Wireless CPE & LTE Cat20 Gateway,Voice Volte RJ11,Band Lock,VPN,4 x 4 MIMO

This is a fantastic CPE/Cellular Router. I have tried it successfully on Boost Mobile, Verizon, T-Mobile, and T-Mobile Home Internet. You will need to/want to configure the APN, TTL, and MTU settings which can be easily googled on the internet for each carrier. I have successfully used the TMHI sim card from the latest TMO CPE and also got this device to work perfectly fine, with speeds matching exactly what the TMO device provided. This device does require basic networking config experience, but is not hard - for any MVNO/prepaid carriers and pretty much anything other than a cellular line based SIM, do expect some configuration will be required.Tech support is super responsive, there are secret menus in this device which enable even more capabilities than advertised. Contact tech support for more info. Using a Cellular Line based SIM, you can even get land line phone service working perfectly fine off the device as well! Bridge mode works very well, although I would like to have seen the ability to configure the router some way after activating bridge mode without having to fully reset the device and starting over again. Either way, small issue, as config is capable and not overly complex. WiFi 6 is fast (although I don't need to use it) and if using a TMHI SIM, a telephone number is assigned to the account BUT it is NOT provisioned to the SIM, so you can't use the landline component if using a TMHI Sim. Again though, Boost Mobile, T-Mo regular line sim, all work perfectly and with landline/sim access given you configure it properly.My only challenge with the device is really the price point. It's not outrageous but hard to justify, I think, for the addition of the few incremental bands here in the US. Other CPE (telus ZTEMC8010CA and others) get you several other 5g bands, with similar (not exact performance) for a much lower price point. Given the stark price difference $500 vs $100-150 for others, unless you need the WiFi 6 and must have the extra bands, its hard to justify current $500 cost. I think it needs to be lower as in my use case, the only thing this device gives me if I want to use TMHI sim card for $30/mo (w/Magenta Max plan) is the passthrough public IP. If I can live with the double nat, it saves me $500. If I can live without Band n41, I can get an alternative @ $100.Again, great piece of equipment overall, great support, just would like to see it a bit cheaper.

Never able to get it connected to ATT 5G. Did connect to T-Mobile 5G but very SLOW!! The Tech Support claim customer got 400Mbps but didn't say how!! Support did have many ideas about the Yeacomm parmsto adjust but no luck. Because they are on the other side of the world they made suggestion while I slept while gave results while they slept.Let's talk about Amazon locker return process. DON'T DO IT!! Normally for returns I would drop off items to a live person and get a receipt!!!!!!! Locker gives you NOTHING when you close the door. Not even a thank you. My return stayed in the lock for a week plus. I finally have to call UPS/Amazon to determine WHY!Took me four days talking to Amazon people before finding a person who understood the problem and the required action. UPS tracking finally showed locker pickup and item being sent to Amazon return center. Wait there's more!! During this process Amazon removed the order return status so I had NO Idea when I would get the refund! More calls to Amazon and return status was restored. Finally refunded but Never use the Amazon Locker!!!!!

Love this. Took a minuted to get into the right settings to set it up. Once it was configured correctly it works perfectly.

You can literally plug in any of the US big-3 SIM cards in it and it just works out of the box. It has the latest Qualcomm chipset in it so it does carrier aggregation propertly. Using AT&T with 5G I was getting nearly 500Mps download speeds. Previous generations could only get in the high 300's, so the chipset makes a difference.If you don't want something complicated and expensive like a Peplink, this is a good option. The internal admin setup page allows you to set all the basics and wifi information. We bought these to deploy to non-technical teams as a plug-and-play and it does the job well. Wireless supports WPA3 and WiFi6.