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ZTE MU5001
Question about ZTE MU5001
Good day I have two questions, as I have not yet been able to find a download for a manual and/or data sheet or further information: 1. how far back does the wifi backwards compatibility go? 2. how is the ZTE MU5001 different from the ZTE MU5001 HyperMobile? 3) ZTE's website also shows a ZTE MU5002 HyperMobile, but not a ZTE MU5001 HyperMobile. Is there any information on this or is it the same model? Many thanks in advance.
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Hi,
I got this device (ZTE MU5001 HyperMobile) in March 2023 for a "Slow Business Travel" by bike through mostly rural areas in Italy. I am very happy with it. The only thing that bothers me, now back in home use, is that you can't operate it without a battery inserted only via USB-C. In addition, ZTE's 'reverse charging' does not work for me, so the router cannot be misused as a power bank for the mobile.
I don't know a precise answer to your two questions. Assumptions:
1.
Far backwards compatible (802.11a).
2.
It may only differ in terms of which GSM bands are supported, as there are differences between e.g. North America, China and Europe.
The model here on Digitec is certainly suitable for Europe.
Both models are listed on their global English page:
- https://ztedevices.com/en-gl...
- https://ztedevices.com/en-gl...
Except for a slightly different display, I don't see any differences in specs (my assumption: 802.11ax = Wifi 6).
Here is an English manual for ZTE MU5001 HyperMobile:
https://support.ztedevices.com/en-gl...
I got this device (ZTE MU5001 HyperMobile) in March 2023 for a "Slow Business Travel" by bike through mostly rural areas in Italy. I am very happy with it. The only thing that bothers me, now back in home use, is that you can't operate it without a battery inserted only via USB-C. In addition, ZTE's 'reverse charging' does not work for me, so the router cannot be misused as a power bank for the mobile.
I don't know a precise answer to your two questions. Assumptions:
1.
Far backwards compatible (802.11a).
2.
It may only differ in terms of which GSM bands are supported, as there are differences between e.g. North America, China and Europe.
The model here on Digitec is certainly suitable for Europe.
Both models are listed on their global English page:
- https://ztedevices.com/en-gl...
- https://ztedevices.com/en-gl...
Except for a slightly different display, I don't see any differences in specs (my assumption: 802.11ax = Wifi 6).
Here is an English manual for ZTE MU5001 HyperMobile:
https://support.ztedevices.com/en-gl...
It's not bad and not so good.
It's not bad but it's not that good.
Hello
I use the device very often and it works very well.
Answers to the questions:
1. 2.4 GHz - 802.11 b/g/n/ax // 5.0 GHz a/n/ac/ax
2. don't know.
3. do not know
I use the device very often and it works very well.
Answers to the questions:
1. 2.4 GHz - 802.11 b/g/n/ax // 5.0 GHz a/n/ac/ax
2. don't know.
3. do not know
thank you very much!