The Taiwanese company D-Link is a leader in the network equipment manufacturing industry. Access to the World Wide Web "here and now" gives pocket 3G/LTE-router DWR-910. The device "extracts" the Internet from mobile data networks.

speed data

The model receives data at a maximum speed of up to 150 Mbps and sends them at a rate of up to 50 Mbps. The router distributes Internet over a Wi-Fi network at a rate of up to 75 Mbps to 10 connected client devices simultaneously. D-Link DWR-910 is equipped with built-in drivers and software, thanks to which the initial configuration of the mobile router is performed automatically when a telecom operator is found in the SIM card slot.

Portable storage

You can rummage through the settings of a portable Wi-Fi point through the menu web interface at 192.168.0.1. But for some reason, there is no mobile application for these purposes. At the same time, the model is equipped with a slot for a microSD memory card — access to files on it can be obtained by all devices in the local network of the mobile router.

USB powered

Power is supplied to the portable Wi-Fi point from the USB port of the laptop, power bank, on-board network of the car through the adapter into the cigarette lighter socket. The connection status of the router is shown by a multi-colour display: the green colour of the “4G” light indicates a connection to LTE networks, blue indicates a 3G connection, purple indicates 2G, and red indicates the absence of mobile communication. D-Link DWR-910 guarantees good reception even far from the base stations of mobile operators, so the red indicator will glow on it quite rarely.