Works exactly as advertised

With play in the confguration on both the modem and router, all worked as advertised.

That said, this device works as advertised, I have it set up with AT&T with no major problems

Works as advertised!

Works exactly as advertised: captures cellular data from SIM, provides Ethernet out for data connection.

Other than the antenna deal, it works like it's advertised.

the device works as advertised unfortunately it has limited range

att will throttle at 22gb as with all plans.

You can have text alerts sent to up to three numbers when it approaches and/or exceeds a usage threshold for the current billing cycle, as well as when a firmware update is available

this is going to be connected directly to your computer works as

The pass-though mode doesn't work as you'd expect, so save yourself hours of tinkering and just use router mode.3

It's awesome with the At&t unlimited plus plan.

Pros:Provides T-Mobile LTE data in fringe area via sim cardFirmware over the air upgrade provided improved performanceConfig options were sufficient to get it working out-of-the-boxProvides steady connection to

You can ignore the meaningless “AT&T Network-Ready” statement.

love at work rally good t-mobile sim

the t-mobile free streaming only works if you use certain apps and not apple TV or internet browser.

I don't know why they seem to promote this as an AT&T device, but to those who claim this is not T-Mobile compatible, you are wrong

I have discovered that T Mobile (as well as the other carriers) uses this new technology called Carrier Grade NAT ("CGNAT").

I told them that it is a Netgear device, and is advertised as At&T LTE compatible

One day after I talked to the AT&T tech support my modem's IMEI was in the AT&T network.

Replacing a Velocity hotspot to wireless Ethernet bridge to router (grandfathered AT&T unlimited SIM)