Oh didn't know that lol

For ZTE maybe get the euro set mc810A from sing4g la kot. Previously bought in 2020, huawei b818 euro set from them and runs great till today
How is the wifi range in your house? Like huawei b818, the wifi range gila limited

Yeah i do that with b818 also
Ah icic. Any tplink deco mesh can connect to the x50 network right? eg M4, m9 etc

This is due to bad implementation by Malaysian telcos of choosing to deploy NSA 5G networks in the country.

The ideal type of 5G network was supposed to be standalone type (SA) which only forces your device to connect to 5G and nothing else.

Reason why NSA sucks is because your modem tend to choose the stronger signal band and fallback to 4G in your area. Meaning your 5G band signal in your area is weaker than your 4G network signals present.

For a true standalone 5G network when you place a 5G SIM into your phone/device, even when you move to an area where 4G signals are stronger than 5G signal is will refused fallback to 4G because the telco restricts your device from connecting to any 4G networks that are available.

The drawback is costs and the inability to share resources for both 4G/5G networks when you choose to implement a dedicated standalone(SA) 5G network.

Your solution is to force your device to connect to ONLY 5G does it have such option?

Same thing happens using tplink Aginet app on my Tplink NX510v, when select manual it doesn't show anything.. In the end i just left it at AUTO and forget it..   

got option to lock B28+N78? Then it should make it lock to 5G instead of falling back to 4G due to signal strength.

Most 4G modems(Even Cat6) won't be able to connect to B28.

Unless you have a draft-5G device such as Huawei B818/latest 4G phones with most recent chipsets (stand to be corrected).

Nothing wrong with your modem, as what the other forumer said just set to manual band selection mode and select only B28 for LTE and N78 for NSA 5G then SAVE.
Reboot your modem and you are good to go.



At this screen just choose manual and save your settings. Reboot your router should be connected.

B28 is actually 5G band but ITU-T standards wants modem suppliers to list it as LTE instead of 5G band.

Yes it's disguised as 4G as said. Choose B28 ONLY in 4G you're actually connecting to a 5G network.

Save and Reboot you will be connected to DNB 5G network but with a LTE network indicator.

olax wifi5, yeacomm or gteniq
the band setting is
5G only / 5G SA / 5G NSA
The setting not exist mean modem not able to lock 5G only network mode

somebody ask and no answer
https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/631756

tplink selling point is  5G whole home Mesh WiFi 6 ecosystem

So what to do ?
put modem near windows and point to the 5G tower direction

Yes it's disguised as 4G as said. Choose B28 ONLY in 4G you're actually connecting to a 5G network.

Save and Reboot you will be connected to DNB 5G network but with a LTE network indicator.

hi all,
I am facing some issues with my UHome 5g using deco X50.
On 4g connection is stable and no drops in data.
On 5g connections seems to be dropping and unstable.

Any idea on what troubleshooting can be done?

Trying to lock band but unable to do so

My x50-5g no issues, works flawlessly can maintain average DL speed 500Mbps UL 60 Mbps with 4 bar 5G signal. The only setback I have with TP LInk is the x50-POE , I have three of them installed as Wi-Fi mesh at living room, 2nd floor hall and kitchen. two of them just cannot update firmware no matter what method I tried, other than that, I am happy with the connection stability and signal strength

I've tried all including hard reset and connect via lan with direct power without POE switch.. nada. Notice  one thing with U home 5G, during heavy rain/thunderstorm it will sometime switch to 4G, have to switch back to 5G manually or wait until rain stop it will revert back to 5G... Had experienced same scenario once when using N103e. Maybe because of tower issue?

Apologize for off topic. Just wondering if anyone run mesh with the modem router from UMOBILE?

I'm planning to connect the modem router to mesh AP 1 wirelessly, then mesh AP 1 to mesh AP 2 with eth wire. Would this work?

Thanks for the information. Does it require to connect the first master mesh router with the 5g modem router using eth cable? Or it can be done wirelessly?

Read a lot of good review on getniq while I was browsing. Might wanna add that

thank you. if you don't mind me asking, at this particular point of time, only TP- Link x50 could support setting up mesh right? what about Zyxel NR5103E/5G EE modem?

apologies as i am new with this U Home 5G package. I have been too long using my Huawei B618-65D with Digi i150 plan. Decided to give U Home and Yes a shot after reading up here. tqtq sifus