as usual, generally we must avoiding first batch products. let them discover what's wrong, listen to first batch users complaints, rectify it and come out with patched product then only go for it. even international big brand can't come out with flawless product, let alone cn brand (although this is bigger cn brand).

that preorder is very hot

only if your place being offered DC-HSPA+ network, then upgrading to a DC-HSPA+ modem would see obvious differences: almost doubling existing speed (would be 19Mbs~21Mbps). single channel vs dual channel to make thing simple.

i don't join yet, as history say, keep avoiding first batch, i dont' wanna be white rat. but below 1000 ppl can get a dc-hspa+ smartphone is really tempting, but then need to 'verify' how true is that first. later i will compose a page for dc-hspa+ sharing guide.

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Added on September 15, 2012, 2:37 pmbetter stick to your existing e367 for current network standard, no need dc-hspa+ modem yet, won't see much difference. when the dc network ready then upgrade your modem.

This post has been edited by coolstore: Sep 15 2012, 02:37 PM

if 'ada calar x ada warranty' this term can stand on it foot, i'm ready to provide 10 years warranty.

i also think all equipment vendor/dealer ready to provide 10/100 year warranty if this term incorporated. (since u never can claim, this is not like LCD/LED white dot/dead dot that countable and factual undeniable, scratch is sth too subjective, full discretion power at seller. (and it can happen easily within journey of posting, whether from u to him, or from him to claim or when first sell to u arrive at your hand with scratch already...)

dari kilang, kekeke

wrap modern hspa+/dc-hspa+ modem that using hot qualcomm chipset?

that will be suicide...

ppl now seems find idea how to 'cool down' these advanced modem in long hour usage, really much hotter than earlier generation 7.2/3.6mbps modem , need a better air ventilation

bought a locked device from US?

tenaga didn't come to swap analog to digital meter?

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Added on October 7, 2012, 12:48 pmMifi with auto shutdown mode... ipad brother?

This post has been edited by coolstore: Oct 7 2012, 12:48 PM

last 2 days tenaga just announced stop changing to digital meter due to nationwide protest of shocking bill... but for already changed cannot swap back to analog...

for home router, tplink 3420 is good option.

for mobile router, avoid tplink 3040 V1, wait till V1.1 or newer.

if you have a usb modem, juz buy a battery powered 3g router, plug the usb modem to it, then already become a 'mifi'.

it cost below rm100. e.g tp-link 3040, hame a1.

don't waste the offer by umobile if you going to be their post paid broadband users, if don't take during signing up, no sure in future u can ask for it or not.

i believe the LTE mifi offerred by umobile is huawei e5372

difference wtih maxis/digi huawei e5776 is that:

e5372 support 2 external antenna, e5776 support 1 external antenna
e5372 got wifi 5GHz support
e5372 got repeater mode
e5372 battery capacity 1780mAh (removable), e5776 3000mAh

* can get several back up huawei battery, easy compensate that weaker battery point.

here got a link from huawei: http://support.huawei.com/ecommunity/bbs/10174283.html




** else let say u really don't want buy, u make an offer here :

who wanna buy authentic umobile Huawei E5372 at RM200? I go sign up umobile plan now, sure got hot reply! then u can arrange time with buyer go together sign up and he/she pay u on the spot.

This post has been edited by coolstore: Apr 29 2014, 04:48 PM

if having -860 or -22 version, can later be used for P1 (TM owned now) and YTL Yes LTE-TDD 2600MHz broadband too.

This post has been edited by coolstore: Jun 18 2014, 11:14 AM

umobile gadgets probably are unlocked

maxis/celcom normally are locked

umobile 21mbps 3g mifi could be zte mf65

bro, this indonesia version (i believe it is telco customised version) only support tdd lte, can't be used for malaysia maxis/celcom/umobile/digi/redtone/altel ... LTE service

bought locally or bought from indonesia?