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Internet (only) speed with a simcard router, Ais, Dtac or True?

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23 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

 

With just one wired device I might go for the TP-Link MR100 at 1,490 baht.

 

https://www.advice.co.th/product/4g-router-mifi-aircard/3g-4g-router/4g-router-tp-link-tl-mr100-wireless-n300

 

 

 

 

 

At that price point I would also consider the D-Link DWR-M920.

 

It's worth checking that you can actually select the band that you want, when looking to choose a router.

 

 

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  • Bruno123
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    Quite a lot different, isn't it? You cannot trust Speedtest to show you what you are actually getting in real time.   But thanks for posting honestly. Will add a like to your post just for t

  • mtls2005
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    All three major providers here offer similar pricing/packaging, and network coverage.   There is no one single clear universal winner.   Maybe 10 - 15 years ago this was a thing.

  • mtls2005
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    You're on mobile data, not WiFi from a mobile data router?   Yes, one can create a hotspot on a mobile phone, so maybe no need for a router for infrequent usage when traveling.   A

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