EE has launched its first own-brand 5G Mi-Fi router, hoping to lure customers with the promise of fiber-like speeds on any device, anywhere. Portable routers are a popular choice for consumers who can't access a decent level of fixed broadband at their home or office, or for those who work flexibly or in the field. 5GEE Wi-Fi devices support both 4G and 5G networks so customers can access even faster speeds and a more reliable connection, even in the busiest areas of big cities.
EE 5G router
The inclusion of Wi-Fi 6 technology, which offers faster speeds and greater capacity, enables the creation of a secure access point that can offer speeds of 150 Mbps and connect up to 64 devices. This capability means that key 5G applications such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) can be supported. "EE offers customers the fastest 5G service in the UK in more places, and we're continually looking for ways to help give them new ways to access the best ultra-fast internet connectivity on the go," said Alistair Wilson, Director of Devices. and US associations. “Whether streaming new movies on a laptop or using the latest augmented reality services with a headset, when paired with our new 5GEE WiFi mobile broadband device, customers will be able to take advantage of the incredible speeds delivered by the UK's number one 5G network. EE has launched a line of its own branded tablets, cameras and Mi-Fi devices to boost adoption of its 4G service after it launched in 2012. It hopes the 5G router will encourage existing customers to spend more with it. business and will attract more consumers and businesses to your network.Prices for the router start at €45 per month for 50GB of data, with 100GB available for €67.50 and 200GB for €90. All are 24-month contracts.