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post Jul 26 2013, 12:34 PM

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Jul 26 2013, 12:11 PM)
No, if you read the manual, the mifi will shut itself off if overheat.

actually its still quite hot too, i place it insde a pouch, throw it on my bag, i can feel the heat even the mifi is on outer layer of my bag, thats 2 layers sweat.gif
next time gotta put outside sweat.gif
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You can consider Sierra 760S, only warm although the battery life is slightly shorter laugh.gif

Works W/O battery too
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post Jul 26 2013, 12:50 PM

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QUOTE(blacktubi @ Jul 26 2013, 12:34 PM)
You can consider Sierra 760S, only warm although the battery life is slightly shorter laugh.gif

Works W/O battery too
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is it OK to use 760s for heavy usage? i mean 24/7 on all the time..
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post Jul 26 2013, 01:01 PM

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QUOTE(zr125 @ Jul 26 2013, 12:50 PM)
is it OK to use 760s for heavy usage? i mean 24/7 on all the time..
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MiFi is not mean for 24/7 bro sweat.gif
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post Jul 29 2013, 11:12 PM

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QUOTE(blacktubi @ Jul 26 2013, 12:34 PM)
You can consider Sierra 760S, only warm although the battery life is slightly shorter laugh.gif

Works W/O battery too
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Never know this Sierra brand as local mostly using/selling Huawei sweat.gif
E589 really hot like baked potato when operating at battery mode.
i got AF23 but it's hot too, bleh sweat.gif the heat also transferred to my modem doh.gif doh.gif
most of the time using E5331, not really hot but most mifi's wifi signal very weak, no choice doh.gif
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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Jul 29 2013, 11:12 PM)
Never know this Sierra brand as local mostly using/selling Huawei sweat.gif
E589 really hot like baked potato when operating at battery mode.
i got AF23 but it's hot too, bleh sweat.gif the heat also transferred to my modem doh.gif doh.gif
most of the time using E5331, not really hot but most mifi's wifi signal very weak, no choice doh.gif
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if your mifi able to use without battery insert, then it might help to reduce a lot of heat,.. but i guess most huawei mifi can't do that for sure
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post Jul 31 2013, 01:51 PM

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Yup, most huawei mifi can't remove battery. The newer ones at least.

I am actually using e589 now and i use it 24/7 (at home and away as i am occasionally on the move) and there is no ill effects till date. I've been using it 24/7 since March 2013 fyi. It's never off lol. It can still last me a day. Didn't notice any degradation of the battery life. Maybe it's hard to notice with a 10 hours battery.

I've been using mifi's for a couple of years now (e585 > e5756 > e589) and it's always been abused daily by me.

I know that alot of sifus don't advice doing this but from my personal experience, there are no bad effects till date. I reckon that batteries have evolved alot since and we're also actually using batteries non stop daily already (on smartphones, tables etc) and it can lasts years before wearing out. Even old ipad batteries are going strong.

Last time i remember using a battery on laptop and it dies out within a year or so, and it last only 2 hours for new battries. Not anymore with newer generation batteries. Not to mention that new MBA batteries can last about 12 hours now lol. The evolution of batteries are amazing.
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Nowadays I rarely use my USB modem, MiFi is far easier and when always ready when I need it.

As for performance differ, LTE standardize the performance unlike previously some modem faster on 3G some slower laugh.gif
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QUOTE(blacktubi @ Jul 31 2013, 04:37 PM)
Nowadays I rarely use my USB modem, MiFi is far easier and when always ready when I need it.

As for performance differ, LTE standardize the performance unlike previously some modem faster on 3G some slower laugh.gif
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operate on LTE will confirm get lower heat too compare to hog on 3G thumbup.gif
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post Aug 1 2013, 12:23 AM

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QUOTE(blacktubi @ Jul 31 2013, 04:37 PM)
Nowadays I rarely use my USB modem, MiFi is far easier and when always ready when I need it.

As for performance differ, LTE standardize the performance unlike previously some modem faster on 3G some slower laugh.gif
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Definitely so much better on 4g... for now tongue.gif

The upload speed and ping is what's a massive improvement for a better online experience.

We'll see how it handles congestion in the future. Hopefully that future is still far away cool.gif

QUOTE(chuahcs79 @ Jul 31 2013, 07:16 PM)
operate on LTE will confirm get lower heat too compare to hog on 3G  thumbup.gif
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I kinda notice that the modem is not that hot on 4g when compared to 3g. I never did pay any real attention to it but this post kinda remind me about it. rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(chuahcs79 @ Jul 31 2013, 12:41 PM)
if your mifi able to use without battery insert, then it might help to reduce a lot of heat,.. but i guess most huawei mifi can't do that for sure
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E589's battery is embedded, can't remove sweat.gif at home i use E3276.
QUOTE(plateau @ Jul 31 2013, 01:51 PM)
Yup, most huawei mifi can't remove battery. The newer ones at least.

I am actually using e589 now and i use it 24/7 (at home and away as i am occasionally on the move) and there is no ill effects till date. I've been using it 24/7 since March 2013 fyi. It's never off lol. It can still last me a day. Didn't notice any degradation of the battery life. Maybe it's hard to notice with a 10 hours battery.

I've been using mifi's for a couple of years now (e585 > e5756 > e589) and it's always been abused daily by me.

I know that alot of sifus don't advice doing this but from my personal experience, there are no bad effects till date. I reckon that batteries have evolved alot since and we're also actually using batteries non stop daily already (on smartphones, tables etc) and it can lasts years before wearing out. Even old ipad batteries are going strong.

Last time i remember using a battery on laptop and it dies out within a year or so, and it last only 2 hours for new battries. Not anymore with newer generation batteries. Not to mention that new MBA batteries can last about 12 hours now lol. The evolution of batteries are amazing.
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I was using E589 most of the time, though its quite hassle there is no way to turn it off remotely(android mobile wifi app can do that but i have yet to try it), yeah im lazy lol
second is, the E589 USB port does not support data transfer, it's just for charging only sweat.gif
third, after i upgraded to Windows 8, both of my wifi adapter will randomly disconnected, there are still no fix for this problem, unless use another pc to share the internet by using ICS, or using back windows 7 sweat.gif

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post Aug 4 2013, 12:30 AM

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Aug 3 2013, 11:58 PM)
E589's battery is embedded, can't remove sweat.gif at home i use E3276.

I was using E589 most of the time, though its quite hassle there is no way to turn it off remotely(android mobile wifi app can do that but i have yet to try it), yeah im lazy lol
second is, the E589 USB port does not support data transfer, it's just for charging only sweat.gif
third, after i upgraded to Windows 8, both of my wifi adapter will randomly disconnected, there are still no fix for this problem, unless use another pc to share the internet by using ICS, or using back windows 7 sweat.gif
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I think that probably your windows driver (wifi) should be updated to support win8, if there is an available update. Or is there really no fix for some reason? hmm.gif

I'm using win8 with no wifi issues here.
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QUOTE(plateau @ Aug 4 2013, 12:30 AM)
I think that probably your windows driver (wifi) should be updated to support win8, if there is an available update. Or is there really no fix for some reason?  hmm.gif

I'm using win8 with no wifi issues here.
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Was using TPlink 300mbps wifi adapter, tried different driver from stock to beta driver from TPlink itself also ssame, never knew the chip was made by Qualcomm Atheros sweat.gif it's version 3, version 4 using realtek chip already.
then i though their driver support was sloppy, bought second adapter from ASUS, made by Broadcom, even worst, after it disconnected from USB hub the adapter will not reconnected again doh.gif
Both vendor also never provide new driver doh.gif
it happen too frequently, too irritated by it then i reinstall w7 and viola, problem solved sweat.gif
now i rarely use usb wifi adapter anymore, my expensive asus wifi adapter now is as good as decorative blue LED vmad.gif
edit: just checked asus website, there are new drivers now, lemme tried that and will report back lol sweat.gif

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post Aug 4 2013, 12:54 AM

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Aug 4 2013, 12:44 AM)
Was using TPlink 300mbps wifi adapter, tried different driver from stock to beta driver from TPlink itself also ssame, never knew the chip was made by Qualcomm Atheros sweat.gif it's version 3, version 4 using realtek chip already.
then i though their driver support was sloppy, bought second adapter from ASUS, made by Broadcom, even worst, after it disconnected from USB hub the adapter will not reconnected again  doh.gif
Both vendor also never provide new driver doh.gif 
it happen too frequently, too irritated by it then i reinstall w7 and viola, problem solved sweat.gif
now i rarely use usb wifi adapter anymore, my expensive asus wifi adapter now is as good as decorative blue LED vmad.gif
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That's one long story there. Feel sorry for you. But at least you got the problem was solved ady smile.gif
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QUOTE(plateau @ Aug 4 2013, 12:54 AM)
That's one long story there. Feel sorry for you. But at least you got the problem was solved ady  smile.gif
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What wifi adapter are you using? there are actually a lot of people have the same problem, even on windows 7 doh.gif
btw Broadcom wifi adapter seems have a lot of problem with its driver sweat.gif
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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Aug 4 2013, 01:10 AM)
What wifi adapter are you using? there are actually a lot of people have the same problem, even on windows 7 doh.gif
btw Broadcom wifi adapter seems have a lot of problem with its driver sweat.gif
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Not using wifi adapter as i'm using a laptop. Don't use a desktop sweat.gif
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QUOTE(plateau @ Aug 4 2013, 01:16 AM)
Not using wifi adapter as i'm using a laptop. Don't use a desktop  sweat.gif
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Well Laptop still using a wifi chipset right? tongue.gif
Just wanna know which wifi chipset and your laptop model rclxms.gif
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post Aug 4 2013, 02:02 AM

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Aug 4 2013, 01:30 AM)
Well Laptop still using a wifi chipset right?  tongue.gif
Just wanna know which wifi chipset and your laptop model rclxms.gif
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Ah ok, i thought we were talking about the usb wifi adapters... sweat.gif

My laptop model is HP folio 13. How do i check my wifi chipset? I'm not too technical here lol sweat.gif... but I'm using intel wifi driver, so probably it's intel?

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Which mifi modem is prefer for celcom broadband that can totally support the average speed that hsdpa coverage and for long time using.?

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QUOTE(jiant @ Aug 5 2013, 10:39 PM)
Which mifi modem is prefer for celcom broadband that can totally support the average speed that hsdpa coverage and for long time using.?
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Well there are a lot of mifi but i only know Huawei sweat.gif
the stock E355(portafi) also ok, if afraid overheat, just remove the cover but the LED is VERY bright at night lol sweat.gif
personally using E5331.

QUOTE(plateau @ Aug 4 2013, 02:02 AM)
Ah ok, i thought we were talking about the usb wifi adapters...  sweat.gif

My laptop model is HP folio 13. How do i check my wifi chipset? I'm not too technical here lol sweat.gif... but I'm using intel wifi driver, so probably it's intel?
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they are almost the same but with extra usb interface sweat.gif
Yeah i hear Intel one do not have problem with W8, Broadcom one seems have some problem with w7 too.
My laptop broadcom wifi will hang on linux OS , buggy piece of crap lol doh.gif sweat.gif
next time buying lappy will look out for intel one rclxms.gif

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Aug 6 2013, 01:16 AM)
Well there are a lot of mifi but i only know Huawei sweat.gif
the stock E355(portafi) also ok, if afraid overheat, just remove the cover but the LED is VERY bright at night lol sweat.gif
personally using E5331.
they are almost the same but with extra usb interface sweat.gif
Yeah i hear Intel one do not have problem with W8, Broadcom one seems have some problem with w7 too.
My laptop broadcom wifi will hang on linux OS , buggy piece of crap lol doh.gif  sweat.gif
next time buying lappy will look out for intel one  rclxms.gif
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Isn't it USB type?loook the photo like USB.
Is it support to use with IPad or smart phone?

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