ZTE U60 the fastest 5G cellular router yet

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• IA

  @Ian-c3p8o · 5 months ago

  Great product and review Dave, fantastic unit.

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• VL

  @Vlaid65 · 5 months ago

  I've just ordered one.  That will make four ZTE cellular modems purchased so far - all still working just fine.

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• PA

  @paul1966caron · 11 months ago

  Thanks for the info Dave very interesting

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• ST

  @steve1962 · 1 month ago

  Great video<br>Everything explained for the layman like me and I think this will be a purchase I will make.<br>Easy to set up, easy to use. <br>Thanks very much<br>Steve, Jeanette and Lily the Cockapoo, currently on holiday in Doris the caravan.

• PE

  @Pedroxxx21 · 4 months ago

  Thank you! Such a great review. 🙏

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  @bullet88ish · 11 months ago

  Thanks Dave, I&apos;m waiting for my to arrive in 2days

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• TH

  @TheMotorhomeMiles · 11 months ago

  Nice 😜👍

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• CH

  @chrispreece6625 · 11 months ago

  Thankyou Dave very informative, we tend to use our phones on hotspot which easily lets us watch films on our Avtex smart Tv. We don’t upload videos like you do. some sites have been a little patchy especially at night if you have the metallic coated blinds down it seals the Faraday cage. All the best Chris and Sarah.

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• SA

  @sari815 · 11 months ago

  هلابك سويت تقرير له شكرا يالشويب ❤ ادوره اسعاره كنت متناول اليد الان غالي😮

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• PA

  @paulmurphy2144 · 11 months ago

  I was content with virgin media 15 broadband as it serves my need being on my own. I then switch on your channel and see your review. I am looking at amazons price at 299.99 seems a bit steep but if it gives over 300 down plus. It will be worth it

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• BL

  @blackraventrades · 7 months ago

  and.... a lot cheaper that those netgear...

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• RE

  @ReubenArthurSamuel · 10 months ago (edited)

  This was really helpful. Thank you so much! Did you happen to do any tests or could share some performance-related experiences with using the U60 unit while physically on the move in your vehicle? I’m interested to know how quickly it switches to 4G (and back to 5G) in the event that 5G coverage may disappear in pockets. My use-case is reliable live-streaming with minimal packet loss. Or if you’ve had experience with this scenario I just mentioned while using your older MU5120? Since I’d need a stable upstream (with the possibility of 5G/4G handovers possibly happening along my journey), if I’d be better off with getting the MU5120 since the upload speeds are the same and if they hop the same. S<br><br>Sorry for the long message. I really appreciate your time. Subscribed!

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