Netgear Aircard 810s VS Netgear Aircard 815s移动热点测评.pdf

Netgear Aircard 810s VS Aircard 815s Tag: Netgear aircard 810s, Netgear AC810S, Netgear Aircard 815s, Netgear AC815S, ATT Unite Explore, Telstra WI-FI 4GX Advanced III, LTE Cat6 mobile router, LTE cat3, LTE cat4, LTE Cat9 router, LTE cat11 mobile router, fastest 4G mobile router Netgear Aircard 810s: /netgear-aircard-ac810s-4g-lte-cat11-mobile-hotspot.html Netgear Aircard 815s: /at-t-unite-explore-mobile-hotspot.html Looking at the current available 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot, Netgear seems lead the LTE Advanced terminals. If you had known Huawei E5786 mobile WiFi, you may think this is the fastest 4G pocket router. However, if you know the two 4G mobile routers which we would introduce today, you may have a new view for the mobile terminals. Since LTE Cat3 and Cat4 are becoming the mainstream for carriers, LTE-advanced would of course be available in near future. Here we can see some carriers are stepping fast. The carrier ATT in USA and Telstra in Australia had presented the LTE Advanced networks for commercial use. The aforementioned Huawei E5786 is a LTE cat6 mobile router, which is already available for many network providers. ATT and Telstra already used the LTE Cat9 and Cat11 terminals, which mean the LTE Cat9 and Cat11 technologies are available for the two carriers. ATT introduced Netgear Aircard 815s and had a new name “ATT Unite Explore” while Telstra introduced Netgear Aircard 810s and has a new name of “Telstra WiFi 4GX Advanced III”. The two 4G mobile hotspots very similar in the name but feature differently. Today, we will have what’s the difference between them. Appearance The Netgear Aircard 810s follows the design of the predecessor Aircard 790s, which is a same level mobile router to Huawei E5786 supporting LTE Cat6. The body of Aircard 810s is made of plastic but feels good. With a 2.4 inch LCD screen, user can read the connection status and setup the routers on the s