Anyone considering E367? I just placed an order from eBay. Hopefully, it is a good one. Can't afford the E372 for now, so I settle for this one.

So sorry, I should have ask you all first.
I've already paid and it's already on the way via registered mail. Actually, I have no confidence with the seller due to just around 100 transactions with good review, I'm supposed the seller is still new in the business. That's why I'm taking a risk first to see if it's a legitimate one. Maybe once I got it and tested it okay, we can do a bulk purchase.

This post has been edited by maxcheam: Feb 21 2012, 08:23 PM

finally receive the E367 today after almost a month of waiting. The delay was partly due to the mistakes at their end where they mixed up the package and sent me a E220 instead. So now, I have E220 & E367 with me. Not sure if I have to return the E220 or not.

Here's what I've tested so far:
QoS screenshot


The model that I got is quad band (WCDMA 2100/1900/900/850MHz) as I can switch between them in MDMA. I was worried that I'd get those that only supports WCDMA 2100MHz as most of the specs I find in the web are referring to a single band.

Performance-wise, no speed boost at my house, Maxis signal coverage here is still crappy. But, it certainly has a better throughput as compared to E1762. Why would I say so? When using E1762 with MR3420, if there are more than 3 PCs using the connection at the same time (streaming, downloading, etc), the modem couldn't handle it properly. But with E367, it can still cope with all the load.

For about RM200++, I'd say it's still a good buy if you're not looking into LTE or DC-HSPA+.

This post has been edited by maxcheam: Mar 16 2012, 10:01 PM

chuah and digilife,
speed test at my house isn't that great all this while. so, nothing to shout about.

here's some speed test at Queensbay mall area in Penang:
Raw speed on E367 900MHz





Raw speed on E367 2100MHz




This post has been edited by maxcheam: Mar 17 2012, 05:37 PM

I'm surprised to see the QoS myself when I do the test. This proof that the QoS doesn't mean anything. For me, mobile broadband never have anything consistent. So I won't take the test results for granted. It's only valid at the time you're doing the tests.

Yup, I noticed the same thing about the UL speed too. At my house in Gelugor area, I didn't get much DL speed (around 1-2Mbps), my UL speed is at least 1Mbps. This is actually good for me as I needed the UL speed for my IPCam and VNC.

So, are you getting the LTE modem? I'll wait for your results!

Apple TV 3 supports WiFi N only. They're not that new. Heard JB is coming soon. Can't wait to have XBMC installed. Currently using Raspberry Pi as my media player.