I agree your opinion too. Which we are complain to Digi regarding the problem, then Digi will know where is their drawbacks. But, we also need to give some times for the Digi solve the problem and a chance to serve us too.

*finds rabbit ears*

works worse for me.

can someone put an image what kind of rabbit ear is it? googled but cannot find which one

can someone put an image what kind of rabbit ear is it? googled but cannot find which one

e5186 or e5786 

I bought both initially and let go E5786 eventually and kept E5186. It's more practical for me because I use Infinite at home and I still have the predecessor of E5786 - E5776 and 4G spare phone when I'm travelling.

now that my area has B7 and B8, i'm thinking of upgrading from my current E5577

You do know B8 cannot CA right?

yeap.. but at least either 5186 or 5786 can do CA B3+B7.. if only can do 3CA

as far as my observation no router support CA between B8 and other band.

those who have the option to select "auto", "internal", or "external" antenna, i think you better set it explicit to either "internal" or "external".

i cannot imagine how in the world the device can actually detect which circuit it should use. probably if you set "auto", it could be switching back and forth.

ever since i got my "rabbit ears", the modem has been very unresponsive for few minutes at boot when it is set to "auto".
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another thing, when you do speed test, you don't run a single test and immediately "a-ha!".

the 1st reading is must always be treated with suspicion. even when we do stress testing on web services and what else, we always discard the first round of any scenario as a "warm up". some components of your system - both remote and local - didn't load into memory the first time, and the time it takes to load them up the first time can impact your benchmark.

run the test for a few rounds to be conclusive, but always discard the first round of each scenario.

scenario could include you moving to a different window location, suddenly mounting or unmounting the antenna, or reconfiguring a modem setting such as "auto", "internal", or "external".

Those who uses e5186s 22 router,
Is there a way to know if your router having 4-5 bars rather than looking manually in the Huawei app

Since on the router there's only 3 signals indicator showing? *facepalm*

Or am I missing something here?

can someone put an image what kind of rabbit ear is it? googled but cannot find which one

yeap. for me, if can get around 50Mbps++ is considered enough already

CA doesn't mean high speed. My B7 is not good and pulls down my CA.
My B3 alone can reach 50+Mbps.

my B3 always score terrible speed..

as far as my observation no router support CA between B8 and other band.

Huawei B525 can do B8 CA..