Hi everyone,
I am thinking of buying
TP-Link TL-MR3220 3G / 3.75G Wireless N Router (3G/4G Wireless N Router TL-MR3220 - Welcome to TP-LINK)
as a 3G wifi router from flipkart. It is the cheapest one there with price of ~1800/
Does anyone here have it? Do you like it? Any recommendations to not buy it? I will be using with bsnl 3g data card (teracom l273)
I think its best feature is:
[*]3G/WAN failover guarantees a sustained Internet connection
[/list]Comprehensive 3G/ WAN Back-up Strategy
The TL-MR3220 stands out with its 3G/ WAN connection back-up, which keeps users online when one connection fails. TP-LINK's 3G Router provides users with both 3G Preferred and WAN Preferred back-up modes, while other brands provide one or the other.
So suppose you have another internet connection in your house like DSL modem.You can connect the dsl modem to MR3220's WAN. When WAN connection stops, it will automatically switch to 3G.
I am thinking of buying
TP-Link TL-MR3220 3G / 3.75G Wireless N Router (3G/4G Wireless N Router TL-MR3220 - Welcome to TP-LINK)
as a 3G wifi router from flipkart. It is the cheapest one there with price of ~1800/
Does anyone here have it? Do you like it? Any recommendations to not buy it? I will be using with bsnl 3g data card (teracom l273)
I think its best feature is:
[*]3G/WAN failover guarantees a sustained Internet connection
[/list]Comprehensive 3G/ WAN Back-up Strategy
The TL-MR3220 stands out with its 3G/ WAN connection back-up, which keeps users online when one connection fails. TP-LINK's 3G Router provides users with both 3G Preferred and WAN Preferred back-up modes, while other brands provide one or the other.
So suppose you have another internet connection in your house like DSL modem.You can connect the dsl modem to MR3220's WAN. When WAN connection stops, it will automatically switch to 3G.
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