A quick look at the EE 4GEE HH70VB router.
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This video shows all the connectors, sockets, sim slot, buttons and lights on the EE 4G router / hub.
If you need to know how to factory reset it: • How to factory reset a...
It would be helpful to know how well it worked. Was there a solid signal and good connection access to the Internet and how it worked with multiple devices connected, speed etc. That's the most important part but was really good until then, prob one of the best ive watched a few today. Was hoping for this information though. 🙏
EE is pretty good for most places. My preference for service providers for long term stable connectivity would be EE then Three. Then undesired but last resort would then be Vodafone and finally O2.
I've got a house running off one of those EE routers with an EE SIM. Works well and gets tens to a hundred megabit per second with a directional aerial. Elsewhere the EE router (after being network unlocked) with a Three SIM seems to have a problem with timeouts loading pages but I've fixed that by tunneling everything through a VPN for that business.
@icannotgetafreename Ah amazing! Thank you so much!!! I just made the choice to go for it then read this so feel good about that. God bless you ❤️ subbed 😊
yes it was very helpful indeed thank you so much.
Yay
I want to buy a second hand model. Would you recommend the 4GEE home broadband model 1 or 2 or 3? I can’t find any comparisons.
Not a clue. I just used to buy the one which looks like the one in the video. Though these days I'd probably buy something different, while it's a good router there are much better ones out there now.
Orange UK merged with Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile UK to form a joint venture, EE in 2010
Prior too this both Orange and T-Mobile stood separate in the market place
Dud the device e come with a sim when you bought it?
I've only ever bought second hand ones so I don't know, sorry.
Thanks, what size sim card does it take?
I don't remember. Sorry :(
Do you need to change any settings in order to use external antennas?
Definitely not
Hello .. nice video . How much did you pay per month. ?
I currently pay Plusnet £6 per month for 4GB of data. They are based on EE and the SIM works in the EE router. Though if I wanted "unlimited" I'd likely go direct with EE on a 1 month / 30 day rolling plan.
can you take this anywhere aslong as you have power ?
Yes, as long as you have power and EE reception (and an ee SIM with credit or a data plan).
can this be for battery used only so if wanted be mobile u could use it mobile as well
It doesn't have a battery built in - you would need to power it somehow.
Does a smarty sim work in this device or is it locked?
You can get free unlock codes from EE: myaccount.ee.co.uk/app/device-unlock
@@freename Thanks so much for that comment I didn't know it was that easy
Does this need landline to work
No, this takes mobile data from an SIM and turns it into WiFi or through the network cable to a computer. No land line / fixed line broadband service required.
Yeah go figure....it's the 'on/off' button....
6:06 you can see the full login info 🥴
Challenge: accuracy tell me the WiFi name and password :D
What sort of speeds do you get on this device
Depends on the area. Most places 30mbps or so. One place I get a reliable 100mbps with a directional aerial in the loft.
@freename I have been bamboozled by this router EE/BT sent me. There was a sim card separate that I tried to put in but won't go. A nano sim card it is. Network light keeps red. I've tried factory reset too.
also can u let me know 4g vs 5g networks on this one ?
as this box does not have 5G sim card 5g available as far as i know
The router doesn't have 5G capability. A 5G SIM will probably work in it but only at 4G.
@@freename ok do u know any good antennas to get for this for indoors and also any good antennas which are also 5g ready so could put on another box i like the look of the new 5gee battery one but that only sims u have one antenna adapter port instead of 2
@@swiftdetecting Not really, sorry. I've had good luck outdoors and indoors with this directional one but I also have not tried any others so don't count it as a recommendation that its the best to go for.
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@@freename ok thanks so u use this router without any antennas ? and do u use ee only ?
@@swiftdetecting I have..
One location with that directional antenna outside on a tree.
One location with the directional antenna mounted inside a loft.
One location with the directional antenna mounted on a pole on their wall outside. - (This one has a Three pay as you go SIM in it.)
One location where the directional antenna made speeds worse so the router is just nailed high up on their wall with no antenna.
The next install I am doing will be a Three SIM with the EE router and I still need to see if a directional antenna will be better than the router on it's own.
How do I attach antennas?
Take out the plastic plugs and then screw the connector on. It gets a bit difficult because the connector is recessed so make sure you get your fingers right in to tighten it up (or use needle nose pliers).
@@freename Thank you again!
Can I buy this from you please
Just use eBay?
@@freename They are all so overpriced and I'm broke rn 😪
@@AlsoLilVibez The lowest I've managed to buy one for was £33.73 but most were around £45.
@@freename I just bought one for £70 😭
@@AlsoLilVibez Buy it now.. probably are that high. I was never in a rush so just bid on lots over several weeks to get them as low as I did.