NEXPRO 5G Review | Haven Technologies | T-Mobile 5G Home Internet
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- In this video I discuss using a third party gateway with T-Mobile 5G Home Internet. This gateway is the NEXPRO 5G Gateway. The products in this video were provided free of charge by Haven Technologies. However, all of the information in this video is solely my opinion. I was not paid to say anything positive or negative about the units being reviewed.
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Mesh+ Router Login: islogin.com or 192.168.100.1
WifiX Router Login: 192.168.1.1
NEXPRO 5G Support: thewirelesshav...
Facebook Group: / lte.hacks
Haven Technologies Forum: wirelessjoint....
OpenWRT: openwrt.org/
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Music: Epidemic Sounds - Tilden Parc - Inn My Head
Sound Effects: Epidemic Sounds
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Super excellent review!
Thank you kindly!
Can you explain why you use OpenDNS vs TMobile's DNS?
Well in all honesty I’ve used them forever and I just like it better. Totally personal preference. Way back when at the inception of broadband internet opendns or even using googles dns was just faster than using the dns provided by your ISP. That was my main reason for switching. Fast forward to today the speed thing is probably negligible, but what opendns does do is allow me to filter content on my kids computers and when a page can’t be found instead of redirecting you to a page with ads it just tells you the page can’t be found. In short though your average person is completely fine just using T-Mobile’s DNS.
Thanks for the explanation!@@helphq
Do you get better speeds with this gateway than the T-Mobile ones?
The model with the mesh + firmware I do. The WIFIX model firmware I don’t because it’s capped at around 350Mbps and I can get that with my T-Mobile provided gateway. That being said I’m working on a video for the invisagig 5g modem and it is by far the fastest speeds yet.
Check it out here:
fas.st/t/NPNUTn9P
@@helphq This is interesting. What would cause the speed cap? I'm about to buy this exact unit and I have to make a choice on which firmware I want. Now I'm conflicted. LOL ** Nevermind..I watched the last 2 minutes of the video and now I know the reason ** Thumbs up and thanks for the video. Very helpful.
At the time of making the video this was simply a firmware limitation. Mesh plus was faster but WifiX was more customizable. @wirelesshaven would be able to provide more up to date information on whether or not an update has resolved this.