🔴The FASTEST 5G MODEM yields best scores ever tested over T-Mobile, also works with Verizon and AT&T
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- Elsys AmpliMax Ultra fas.st/t/iF7xo6mM
Available at The Wireless Haven info@thewirelesshaven.com
This is the fastest modem I have ever tested. Not just Download Speeds but Uplink speeds as well and the price rivals any modem/antenna combination on the market. Oh, and it is supported by an American reseller with great knowledge and a phone number to call should you have questions.
Pre-sales questions: Here or info@thewirelesshaven.com
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Great review!! Thank you for the insight and transparency!
Definitely ! This sounds like the one to rule them all! I’ve been watching your videos for a long time! Thank you for your work!
Awesome video PETER. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible day
Peter,
Thank you for the continued updates! I'm on T-Mobile for a year and a half w/ very good performance. At some point, they will have many (too many) more customers and I'll probably need to upgrade my signal. Keep up the good research and thanks again for your content !!
The good news is that T-Mobile has been and will be getting faster. We still have new bands to roll out like n77 which is at 3.7GHz and should carry us well above 1Gbit!! It is not like cable that kept getting slower as everyone came on line.
I bought one and finally came in. Wow this thing is awesome. I went form having an average of 160mps down and 5-10 up to now regularly getting 350down and 40-50 up. Those kind of upload speeds make a big difference!
I'm just waiting for it to arrive soon to test it and compare it to my other rm520 modem on Cheetah v1 router, I always want a poe outdoor setup for years but they always expensive until now, remember when em160r modem was the best and rm502 was the new 5G modem, everything was super expensive, to build a em160r poe and 4x4 mimo antenna was $850
That's great it's 2X improvement in both up and down. That's huge.
Now they need to build one with an omnidirectional antenna for mounting on RV's!
Omni directional antennas only belong on a sailboat. If you park, this antenna can be setup in under a minute and give you much, much better reception. Take a look at this video ruclips.net/video/hbt1ie2BA0s/видео.html I benchmark an omni-directional 4x4 MIMO that is 30" from this directional antenna. Their engineering team agreed that my scores were in line with their own. Check out the difference. Same location. Same plan. Different scores. Recommend giving up on Omni-Directional. It only makes sense while at sea.
Looks like a really nice product Mr Peter.
Well, I got very close on my guess. I said, "The company name starts with a "W" and their product name starts with a capital "i" with a built-in 4x4 antenna" (Wireless Haven and InvisiGig). It appears the Elsys AmpliMax Ultra will be even better for all the reasons you pointed out. Thanks Peter for the reveal! I have been waiting for a product like the Elsys to finally come to fruition. 👍👍
Definitely one of the best prices on the market for what you get it seems. Do you get command AT access to the modem? Ordered! Looking forward to testing it out.
Good question. Let me get back to you on that but I want to say, I think I saw that???
Another reason to move my retirement location, but at least Cox has finally let rural people like me purchase high speed (500-650) Internet all by itself minus the cable box and their high priced TV!
Can you make a video about the blind search? I just order it after watching all your videos of comparing invisagig and the rest, i know some towers location but that tools looks helpful to test all the closer towers and test which is less congested
I showed the blind search feature in this one ruclips.net/video/UJHy8wbKBW8/видео.html Let me know if this helps.
Would love to see a video on the setup process. I'm a current T-Mobile internet subscriber but would love to get more speed
In the works on my end. :)
I'm sure Peter has some plans as well.
Subscribed and looking forward to it!
The setup can be as diverse as the settings allow. It's not hard and the WirelessHaven will be there to help you if you get stuck.
@@wirelesshaven Any updates? Spec sheets look great, but return policy is complicated. I'd like to see more reviews if possible. Thanks
@Peter Carcione I have T-Mobile's new G4AR. If I bought this Elsys all I would need to do Is pull the SIM from the G4AR & plug it into the Elsys or would I need to contact T-Mobile to change the hardware? I'm guessing the Elsys would completely replace the G4AR. On my T-Mobile paperwork it said the SIM couldn't be used in other devices. I figure that meant it just couldn't be used in a cell phone.
I have an even newer video that might answer your question. ruclips.net/video/UJHy8wbKBW8/видео.html Feel free to write to Richard if you have any pre-sales questions. He will be able to help.
Hi, Peter, I need help as I don't understand this stuff. I just bought a weboost x to use while in my camper van. I use my cell for a Hotspot I was in a weak singal area, the weboost didn't seem to help. Can't afford starling. Will a better antenna help or am I chasing good dollars after bad? Any advice please or if you have any videos on this please post link. Ty
An external antenna could help but I would be remiss to state emphatically that it would without knowing more. Products like Weboost mean well but they were made for phone calls. All carriers (T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon) have multiple bands and these radios pickup a few and repeat them... not all of them and only as well as they can. I have yet to see on that could produce a data improvement anywhere close to getting and external antenna. I took this unit out to a deserted beach where I lose cell coverage 15 minutes before getting there. I did not know if I could find anything... but it worked. I will have a video up tomorrow. Peter
Hi Peter. You mentioned that you had cameras that were web based to access. Can you show us how you would access these cameras through your CGNAT solution? It would certainly help a lot of us being able to see this implemented. Thanks.
@PeterC408 I noticed that I did not receive a response to this request. Can we expect a video showing how this is done? Thanks.
Look, there are a ton of different camera solutions out there. I like the idea of showing this but is it worth doing a video on it? I just got a new Synology Server and it has a security camera processing. I have some cameras on my bee hives and it would be great to be able to show them live. Let me set it up and I will share it. Will that do? If not, feel free to try it yourself using the methods that I have shared and let us know. I am not a camera expert but I was able to reach all my Synology resources.
@@PeterC408 That sounds perfect Peter. I think it would be a valuable video. I've seen some of the comments where people have struggled to set up and access their cameras through T-Mobile. This at least would give them an idea of how this is done.
Does the ELSYS 5G have the same adjustable settings that are available with the Yeacomm 5G unit ?
Not all the same settings. Each firmware is unique. Is there anything in particular that you are trying to accomplish?
@@mhquiles I almost purchased one through eBay, due to them actually having them in stock. I decided to go ahead and purchase through Wireless Haven, since they will probably offer better tech support on the unit, and the outfit on eBay had zero feedback. After chatting with Richard @wirelesshaven on Monday before placing my order and confirming that they did indeed have the Elsys in stock and ready to ship, I placed my order. I received an email notification on Wednesday from WH that my order had shipped. However, according to USPS tracking as of this morning (Sunday), it's still sitting in "Pre-Shipment, USPS awaiting item", which makes it seem like Wireless Haven doesn't actually have the product in stock at this time.
@@PeterC408Hi Peter, You are correct each firmware is different. That said I realize that there is no one unit that will have it all although it’s more of wishful thinking on my part. Each unit has its own give and takes. I have to admit the ELYSYS AMPLIMAX Ultra is a very impressive unit which in my opinion, at the moment is at the top of the heap in signal tracking, acquisition and speed output as I have been trying out for a few days. One final note the ELSYS company & its sellers do stand by and help with the product.
Thank you for bringing the product into the awareness of the your viewers through your channel. It’s been a game changer for me.
How far away is the tower that you are connecting too? Is there a preferred distance to be to achieve those speeds using this equipment?
I am just a little over a mile away and I am grabbing bands n41 and n25 using 5G SA (real 5G). The most important thing is SiNR, RSRQ and RSRP numbers. I have a ton of videos on that. I am hopeful that this unit will test well in rural situations too.
@@PeterC408 So about 1.6km away from the tower. Ok good to know.
What are you using for true no data caps provider that you can use can use you device with their sim?
Many have used multiple Terabytes on Tmobile Home Internet and the business unlimited internet. Both have stated they don't mind the use of 3rd party hardware, they just cannot support the 3rd party hardware; but then that's what the hardware providers are for. :)
I have a T-Mobile for Business SIM that allows for BYOD - I have never noticed a Data Cap and have pulled over 3TB.
Can I change the IMEI number to match my T-Mobile Home Router? Can I also change the TTL value? Also is there a GPS built in?
TTL is an old trick and no one really uses that anymore. You need to set the IMEI and the APN and yes there is a GPS built-in.
Does the ELSYS have all the available settings for adjusting that the Yeacomm 5g unit current have ?
Interesting. How far are you from a tower? We're between two T-Mobile towers at 4.5 miles from each tower. We're lucky to get 15 Mbps.
I am indeed closer but this should help dramatically.
There isn't much info on the GUI. Can you band lock and use AT commands?
Elsys has their own engineering and firmware team. I'm gathering a list of things that we would like to see. I'll be sure to include these on there. I already have quite the list.
You can band lock in the user interface.
Are you running this with T-Mobile business or home? It is my understanding is T-Mobile Home does not allow you to bring your own device, but the business option does? This sounds like a great option for rural internet.
I have both accounts (Home and Business). I pay for both every month. I agree that Business accounts not only allow for more freedom but appear to have better priority. It is indeed a different APN, meaning a different Network with different demands and peak demand times. I think the smart move is to get the Business Internet account. It allows for BYOD as you mention and give me much better freedom. Many people are frozen by the possibility that T-Mobile may change their enforcement on Home users and Business accounts are the answer.
Lots of speed tests looks great. What one of these has the most stable ping
Ping is largely misunderstood. Some people think that a ping test is going to show you what your experience is going to be like when you get to a certain game. It all depends on the server that you're going to.
The spec sheet is extremely impressive except the optional wifi router. I think imma reccomend a tri band wifi 7 router for this one! 6e wifi router at the very least!
The spec sheet is for the product that sells in Brazil. This is a modem only without a Wi-Fi router. I like it better that way. The need for the internet is ubiquitous but situations with building locations both inside and out require that the two be treated independently. I like using my mesh router much better than any other single router
@PeterC408 I am learning it's best to build one's own wifi network seperate from the internet input myself so I'm not too worried if the wifi router is optional.
Still, you think they would reccomend a higher powered one that can actually use all of the theoretical maximum speed of the device they're trying to sell.
Honestly, not too big of a deal.
Anyone who buys an optional router from them probally won't be using that much speed anyways.
And those who know, well... they know. Lol
How far are you from the T-Mobile cell tower?
For me, I am 3.5 to 4 miles away, and I am still getting 150mbs download and 10mbs upload. I want to put an antenna outside to help boost the signal.
At home, I am only about 1.7 miles from my tower and it is a straight shot but I have tested this at the beach where no cellphone has ever worked and it lit up! I have to take it back there now that I found out what happened to end my testing... take a look ruclips.net/video/MDRYMzMQCI4/видео.html If you are getting 150/10, I bet this is going to work miracles for you.
@PeterC408 So which one is better then? The Waveform 4x4 or this new antenna?
So I just got the new white T-Mobile router modem. Can I just put the SIM card in this or do I need to call T-Mobile to get permission?
Sounds like you have the G4AR from T-Mobile (made by Arcadian). That should work fine with the T-Mobile SIM
i am going to have to wait for the price to come down
The price has been carefully examined and we pushed to get it down to $699. I don't see it coming down soon. Its just a cost of goods thing.
My first question. What happens when I need to reset the router. Say it stopped responding, and I can't access the web interface. I can't do it without a ladder.
Unplug the POE power injector for 30 seconds and plug it back in (the small power box) would cause a power cycle to the modem. After its fine tuned, I can see the only reason to climb back up a ladder/tower would if the SIM card died or if there was an issue with the ethernet cable
Yes, a very good question. I do not like having to go out on the ladder. My roof is slippery. Also, power cycling doesn't always clear things up (Yeacom for example), you had to go out with a screw driver and hit reset. This appears to be much easier. Also, you do not need a SIM card, it has eSIM capability
Would it work in France, if I put the SIM card from my existing French provider's 4g receiver in it?
Are we talking technically or legally? I always hate these questions because I'm not a lawyer and I'm definitely not an international lawyer. I am aware that laws differ from place to place even dramatically. There are four main providers in France and each one of them have about eight different frequencies. I guess that's a long way of saying I don't know. I've been to France and they have some really good packages. Free for example is a provider that has some really exciting home internet and cable packages that are like $20 bucks (I mean euros) a month.
Thanks. Peter - I meant purely technically. My current 4G supplier is SFR. The signal inside is poor, and often fades away completely. The SIM, if installed in the receiver you describe, mounted externally might make all the dfference...
Sounds like it would be good for me, but the x62 modem is old news and I'm not interested in going backward from x65.
I have never seen speeds this fast from any modem. Don't be mired in the details let speed and reliability be the guide.
I have the Chester Cheetah V2 with the x65 and the latest Waveform 4 x 4 mimo antenna. I’m curious how this x62 Elsys could be faster. In retrospect I would have preferred a POE solution like this with the ability to use a much smaller ethernet cable.
In the Houston area, some subdivisions don't allow antinas on the roofs. I like the device and would like to own one. But, I'll have to fight my homeowners association.
Mount it in the attic.
@@nerdmoneyranch1988 Can't. I have insulation between the rafters that is layered with a sheet of aluminum. I thought about that also but you with a regular analog antenna I can't get a signal. I also tried to put a dish in my attic but it would not work.
@@EnriqueGarcia25 In a room inside? Spaced a few feet off the wall should work pretty well.
I am starting to hate HOAs and I don't even have one. Knowing me, I would make it my personal mission to do everything they don't want me to, just to be free. You can run the cable up to 300 ft so perhaps we can be creative. Can you make a birdhouse and integrate this in the design somehow? Put a RedCross on it and say it is for medical deliveries. Oh, paint it bush color and stick it in a hedge. There has got to be a way around the HOA.😉
Does it work in the uk
Please send me a plane ticket and I will find out. 😉 The UK is an odd duck for many things, so I hesitate. Let me ask and get back to you. Work yes, allowed unknown.
For $700.00 Dollars? No thanks! That's ridiculous for something like that honestly they just need to make 5G better everywhere it's 2024 5G needs to be better now! They need to make the Networks and Towers better now!
Bottom line, The gateways that T-Mobile is providing their customers are not good enough. The modem function and access point function need to be separate. While the need for the internet is ubiquitous, locational challenges both indoors and out exist. This is one tool that can be used to level the playing field and allow it to work in locations that previously it would not. Personally I'm saving $30 a month using T-Mobile over Comcast with much better speeds. Absorbing $700 worth of equipment is done in 1 years time. I'm on my second year with T-Mobile internet. T-Mobile business internet is BYOD.
@@PeterC408 Oh yeah I agree I have T-Mobile 5G Home Internet because I save money from Comcast/Xfinity too I just wish they would make their Stock Gateways better and make 5G better all around so people wouldn't have to use as much Third Party Equipment.
So this is why the Invisagig software reveisions stopped, eh.
Not true. :) Different company altogether makes this product.
InvisaGig software update v1.0.12 is nearly ready to beta test and release.
@@nerdmoneyranch1988 How about a little more capable and user friendly graphical UI?
The Invisa-gig kept their interface text based for speed.
I hope nokia fixed their T-Mobile home internet cause ive had problems with it in the past
I don't think that there is anything wrong with the Nokia unit. There was obviously an RFQ on different devices to enable T-Mobile's network and it fit the bill at the time. I have since found several products that I like better but that doesn't mean that Nokia is going to "fix" theirs. What do you want it to do that it currently does not?
@@PeterC408 well i had problems with it before
@@PeterC408 well NOT thermal throttle NOT disconnect from the internet for no reason
Yes, that is kind of a major fail. It happens when their AP tried to support "too many" devices. If you plug in another router, it does not happen but then, since you can not turn off NAT, you have double NAT. It's a catch-22. This new modem can go into bridge mode and just passes through the IP address, so your router (mine from NetGear can work its magic, with all the FW features of a real access point). Take a look at this video ruclips.net/video/UJHy8wbKBW8/видео.html
@@PeterC408 well hopefully the one i got recently had its issues worked out
Don't love the price!
It's not necessary for many people but if you're looking at StarLink, this is $100 more expensive at the beginning and then $70 cheaper every single month.
@@PeterC408 I would buy if it does what it says as we get 1-2MBS but honestly I just can't afford that kind of equipment at moment with the way everything is thanks for the review though
$700 !!!!!!!!!!!! Dude….just get a 4x4 ANTENNA!!!
This IS a 4x4 antenna with a better modem inside. Most 4x4 MIMO have to be within 20-30 feet of your dwelling. This goes way outside, but to 300ft away. Now you can really get a better view of the surroundings. Also, this is not 5G NSA, but 5G SA as well and now we have BRIDGE MODE and can get rid of CG-NAT and Double-NAT issues. This is WAY BETTER.
Oh, this did better than my best 4x4 MIMO hooked up to my BEST $650 5G radio. This is like getting a better everything for less money. Granted, it is $700 but if you can swing it, it is pretty darn sweet!
@@PeterC408 Again, $700 is not an inexpensive solution. This is so niche, fewer than 1% of customers will ever look into something like this. People get T-Mo Home Internet because cable is getting too expensive and fiber isn’t available more than 11% of US homes at the consumer level. People aren’t getting T-Mo because they’re rural as often as you’re suggesting, and most people’s property don’t have 300 feet in any direction for Ethernet limitations to even matter, so 20-30ft is more than enough for 99% of TMHI subscribers, along with a quad mini from waveform which gives you ~90% of the speeds you’re getting. $200 vs $700? $500 for 10% more speed? I’m getting pretty consistent 900+ mb down and 110 mb up with the quad mini during peak hours, and I can brush into gigabit late at night with around 130 mb up. I live 2.5 miles away from the nearest tower but it was upgraded in 2023 with DWDM CPE backhaul and brand new radios. I spent $149 on the quad mini and sourced my own cables, conduit and adapter for roughly $50. I’m sorry, but I just can’t see the average pro-sumer paying an extra $500 for this, but if the price drops to maybe $350-$400 I’d be all over it. That $1000+ setup is a joke too, sorry man.
If your state has a sales tax, you *will* owe state sales tax on this purchase and this is generally done by adding unpaid sales taxes on state tax return forms. You can try to hide it, but tax cheats are no different than any other thief. Also, online sellers can only escape sales taxes if they are small and don't get noticed, so this reseller may ultimately change his tune ;).
Yo boo-boo, screw the sake's tax 😆
@@PeterC408 The entire west coast state taxes are ridiculous. The lack of having to pay Washington's 10% (state, and county) sales tax allowed me to justify paying for expedited shipping. :) I saw your beach video, I'll keep you updated about rural areas in the woods, towers obscured by 100ft trees. POE will be a definite improvement as I may add a 100' tower (have to check with county as my property is in a military flight route.)
@@nicholasnelson9734 sounds like a pretty cool installation. Let me know how it goes