HUAWEI New 3G/4G Mobile hotspots and Surf Sticks

Tag: new 4G Mobile Hotspot, HUAWEI E5372, HUAWEI E8131, HUAWEI E3531, HUAWEI E5220

Network equipment manufacturer Huawei offers consumers not only smartphones, but also mobile

Wi-Fi hotspots and surf sticks, exploiting the high speed data networks. As part of the IFA, the

company has four new devices shown: three WLAN-to-GO models and a classic surf stick.

Huawei E5372---150 Mbit/s, 2x2 MIMO, as well as 5 GHz band

The new top model Huawei E5372 can with LTE Download data with up to 150 megabits per second

(Mbit/s). It can work on LTE FDD Bands 1/3/7/8/20 (800/900/1800/2100/2600 MHz) and help device

access internet via WiFi for up to ten devices. Another one terminal can be connected via USB.

Alternatively, it can also build a wireless bridge. Since LTE is not yet available everywhere, the

Huawei E5372 can also work on HSPA+ network up to 42.2 Mbit/s (850/900/1900/2100 MHz) or 2G

EDGE go online (850/900/1800/1900 MHz). To improve reception, you can connect an external

antenna.

Data that is received quickly must be passed at high speed. The mobile hotspot transmits wireless

b/g/n with multiple antennas (MIMO 2x2) and in different frequency bands (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz).

Important information is displayed on a 1.4 inch large display. The 1780mAh battery is to allow

continuous use of six hours. The 130 gram hotspot measures 99 x 62 x 14 mm.

Huawei E5220 -- HSPA+ 21Mbps hotspot

The somewhat simpler model Huawei E5220 is still powerful. It can’t work on LTE, but can download

data via HSDPA up to 21.6 Mbit/s and send them via HSUPA up to 5.76 Mbit/s. In rural regions, it is

also online via EDGE/GPRS/GS,. In 3G mode, the data transfer via dual-band and quad-band 2G is

supported.

The Huawei E5220 also supports ten other devices via Wi-Fi b/g/n, but only about 2.4 GHz. A multi-

colored LED indicates the current status. The mobile hotspot can be administered in the browser or

an app. The device measures 90 x 56 x 14 mm and weighs 66 grams Its 1,150 mAh battery will hold

up to four hours. With ability to work on 3G, its price is much cheaper than HUAWEI E5372.

Huawei E8131 and E3531 --- 3G Mobile Hotspot in the form of USB Dongle

Huawei E8131 is also a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot, even if it outwardly resembles a surf stick. The USB

connector provides power from a laptop or via adapter from the wall outlet or car lighter. Up to ten

Wi-Fi devices can surf internet again with E8131 support. The 91 x 29 x 13 millimeters and 40 grams

heavy WLAN-to-Go stick receives data via HSPA+ up to 21.6 Mbit/s - or EDGE.

Huawei E3531 is, however, a classic surf stick, which forwards the data via USB to a computer

running Windows, Mac OS or Linux. Data on HSPA+ with up to 21 Mbit/s received (Dual Band) or

EDGE (quad band). The stick should come on the market in the fourth quarter.