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5G Router for home wifi
Unfortunately, I'm no expert on routers (I am sure there are others who are though). BUT, don't forget that you will be relying on mobile signal and so will need to check carefully that the position of the router is such that there is a strong signal in that place in your home.
While a SMARTY SIM usually works in a mobile broadband router, bear in mind that SMARTY don't support their SIM cards when used in this kind of device. So, if you ever had an issue, getting SMARTY to help could be difficult, especially as they don't have a telephone support helpline.
Personally, I'd recommend using a landline broadband connection instead, if that's in your price range. Anyway, good luck IanTrud_1565651.
Three, smarty s mother company does 5g hubs at £20 pcm 2 year contract.
A cautionary note that Three never lets you own the 5G router and will always insist you return it when you end your contract. The 4G modems so far they just tell you to keep. 5G must be returned.
Three kept pushing my monthly up yet new customers would get much better deals, so I switched from Three to, err, well Three. They sent me a new 5G modem but insisted I pay for the old one or return it complete. Fair enough I was getting a new modem but the agent was a little harsh wanting the box and all accessories for something I'd been using for something like 4 years. I did suggest I keep the old modem and they keep the new one, but that didn't comprehend in the agents head.
You'll never own 5G! (modems from Three)
