D-Link DWR-932 4G/3G LTE Unlocked Wireless N300 Mobile Broadband Router - Wi-Fi Portable Hotspot, Black

It initially connected to the Three network OK but after about 30 minutes the speed fell from 50mps to 3mps maximum and I couldn't get any improvement even after several full resets. Then I started get an error message saying my new HP ZBook is unable to connect to the Wi-Fi network (my old copper wifi connects fine) so that decided the fate of the unit. Wi-Fi coverage was average, placing it in the hall at the centre of a 4 bed 1930's house gave a pretty reasonable signal everywhere but because it's a 5g router it needed to be at the back of the house to get a fast network connection which left the front rooms without a useable signal. This unit doesn't have mesh technology so you can't add a wireless extender.First thing to note is you need to connect via a cat5 cable to configure it, most laptops don't have this but fortunately my USB C monitor does, you can't use an app to set it up. The admin console is pretty much the same as my 10 year old D-Link ADSL modem/router and takes 30 seconds to process any changes but the firmware seems stuck on V 1.0 and won't upgrade, on such an old model of router seems strange that it's on V1 from the factory. Full system reset both using the console and also the reset button hasn't helped to resolve any of the issues.Also worth noting the sim slot is for a full size, they do provide a carrier for a micro sim but it's pretty rubbish and I'm now struggling to get my sim card out of the device, another annoyance is the power cable is ridiculously short. Although it's 5g it feels really dated, the user interface is clunky and the lack of an app really doesn't help it.

This is the second DWR-932 that I've bought but my son appropriated the 1st one. It does what it says on the tin. Set-up can be a little confusing but it sorts itself out.Battery life is a bit limited but I leave the unit connected to my laptop so have no issue.I've just noticed that the product advertised and delivered is not the latest DWR-932C but the DWR-932. Not sure what the difference is - the D-Link website doesn't clarify this either. Anyway. it does the job.

This review is for the D-Link DWR-933. I found the speeds on the 2.4 and 5ghz channels to be very slow. The maximum download achieved was 8 meg and 1/2 meg upload. It was showing a full 4g signal and the Wi-Fi signal was strong but still very slow speeds. I have a TP link Archer MR500 mobile broadband unit which is plug in only so was looking for something a bit more portable for travelling. On the TP Link unit I regularly get 30 meg download speed and 15 meg upload so I know the 4g signal here is good. It's a shame as the D-Link is a nice little unit that was really easy to set up.

My old wifi hotspot device (Netgear Aircard 762) started to play up so I had to get a replacement.Looking on the market I say this device as a similar replacement.The D-Link DWR 933 performs as expected, it has a WPS button, a clear LCD display and so far I have managed to get 80mbps from my 4g connection (which is really good)The device settings are accessed by a web page, and it is pretty informative (even better that my old access point's web interface. You can set all the passwords and internet settings here, it has very complex settings that are fully customisableI am currently using this device with 4 attached devices.. they all work well and perform again as expected.You can connect either 2.4 or 5 ghz as there are 2 separate wifi access points on the device. Range is very good I have my laptop connected in another room and the signal is very strong.Cannot really fault the device but would like to be able to view TXT messages with the built in LCD screen instead of having to log onto the device to view the TXT.The device will not work witout the battery inserted, my old hotspot would work on USB power without a battery, as I was at home most of the time and didnt need to use the devices battery.The hotspot also has a micro sd slot so you can use the device as a network storage device. Handy to share files over your own network.When On battery the hotspot lasts well over 10 hours with lots of use.Pros• Good Value• Compact• Removable battery• Good display• Long battery lifeCons• Wont run on USB power only (needs battery in device)• LCD screen is tiny• Micro USB port (should be USB C really)Can recommend this product if you are after a wifi 4G Hotsport

Bought for a stop gap to provide some wifi/internet when moving properties where we would be without broadband for 3 weeks. This is garbage. Zero connection & failed to interface with internet. Signal continually dropping. Only one connection at any time… 2 iPhones strangled connectivity add a iPad & it’s totally froze… Unable to lock on to internet at all… forget logging into any Amazon channel. Bit surprised that peoples feedback was so positive - especially when it wont allow connection to Amazon video? I’m going to have to try a better product that will allow me to watch tv! Waste of time & money & I can’t be bothered to return it, now in the bin 👹.

Works just fine I used it stream my dashcam video but when it goes it doesn’t turn itself on when connected to power and must be done manually and no external Ariel’s meant it had to be kept in windscreen