QUOTE(Mirai Nikki @ May 27 2012, 01:03 AM)
Just purchased TP-Link TL-MR3420 at PC-Expo, Mid Valley.
Thinking to get Huawei E367 for myself.
Noticed that there are 2 types available, E367-U2 and E367-U8, may I know what the difference?
Thx in advance
from coolstore's threadThinking to get Huawei E367 for myself.
Noticed that there are 2 types available, E367-U2 and E367-U8, may I know what the difference?
Thx in advance
QUOTE(coolstore @ May 15 2012, 06:12 PM)
E367u-8 stock version, whereby u-8 is quad 3g band: 850MHz+900MHz+1900MHz+2100MHz, the complete bands worldwide applicable verison! that's y stock run faster.
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Additional Info:
If u not aware, each Huawei 3 series modem model are divided into several stock version, denoted by the last digit number of the model number. E.g. E353u-1, E353u-2... E367u-1, E367u-2, E367u-6, E367u-8.... E372u-1, E372u-2... etc. see the u-1, u-2 difference?
The difference is which 3G band and how many 3G band supported by each modem version.
u-1 generally refers to support single 3G band: 2100MHz only,
u-2 refers to dual 3G band: 900MHz + 2100MHz ...
(if u have been duped u-1 is multiband ... good luck ...
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How to check:
a) online database resources such as: http://3g-modem.wetpaint.com/page/USB+modems
b) use Huawei Mobile Partner software: Tools > Options > Network: All band (just like in the above picture).

This post has been edited by azrash: May 29 2012, 10:00 PM(
If u not aware, each Huawei 3 series modem model are divided into several stock version, denoted by the last digit number of the model number. E.g. E353u-1, E353u-2... E367u-1, E367u-2, E367u-6, E367u-8.... E372u-1, E372u-2... etc. see the u-1, u-2 difference?
The difference is which 3G band and how many 3G band supported by each modem version.
u-1 generally refers to support single 3G band: 2100MHz only,
u-2 refers to dual 3G band: 900MHz + 2100MHz ...
(if u have been duped u-1 is multiband ... good luck ...
How to check:
a) online database resources such as: http://3g-modem.wetpaint.com/page/USB+modems
b) use Huawei Mobile Partner software: Tools > Options > Network: All band (just like in the above picture).

May 29 2012, 09:59 PM

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