InHand Networks 2 Port 4G LTE Router

Works great with Verizon. Not for amateurs, not 100% intuitive setup, but once configured it's flawless.

Enfin un routeur 4G solide, fiable avec une doc claire et explicite ainsi qu'un support de qualité. Il peut paraître cher mais ça vaut 10x le prix des routeurs "pas chers" à la qualité et au fonctionnement douteux (testés plusieurs fois).Et c'est aussi un des rares à avoir des ports LAN : indispensable pour créer un réseau indépendant du principal et connecter un switch POE par exemple.Apprareils déployés sur des chantiers de construction ouverts : résistance et connectivité exemplaires.

Setup was fairly quick and easy. Finding a good cellular plan that worked good in my area at an affordable price was the hardest part. Once I found a reliable and affordable cellular provider it worked really well. I am able to make changes by the remote web management from the manufacturer web page and view online status. I am also able to text the sim card number and get online status and force a reboot if needed. Still working on remote access to a raspberry pi but have not had the time for it yet.

This device is a piece of junk.The instructions are inaccurate which makes dealing with it pretty annoying.At the end of the day this is the problem:With SIM card inserted and factory reset performed, the device will connect via Cellular network with DEFAULT SETTINGSThe moment you CHANGE ANY SETTING OTHER THAN THE ADMIN PASSWORD - the device STOPS ROUTING TRAFFIC.Being that this was purchased for its failover aspect and simply enabling failover causes the device to stop routing, this item is being returned.

Inhand IR302 Industrial Cellular Router was used as primary connection to internet for 2 months without problem. IR302 receives signal from cell tower; converts cellular signal to Ethernet signal and communicates with computer using RJ-45 LAN port.More detailed instructions for setup would be helpful: Login > Network > Cellular > SIM Network Provider > select from list of major networks such as AT&T, T Mobil, Verizon, or choose 'Profile 1' if carrier is not on list > scroll down to 'Profiles, Index 1' and enter APN ('ccdata' for Consumer Cellular, my carrier). To store and refresh data: Network > Cellular, and confirm the new data is stored. Ignore 'Access Number *99#'; it is an old parameter for one of the dial-up phones carrier in China.Tech support was very helpful; provided instruction to test recognition of device, and ping test to check packet sent, received and lost.