Mobile Router vs. Smartphone-as-Router: Signal Strength Comparison for Huawei E5573 & Y5 II LTE

Hello

I have a question, can a smartphone be used as a landline router? I just mean, will such a phone download the same signal as a mobile router, e.g. Huawei E5573? because I think phones are less connected to the network than a router. I am asking for some answer.

Gives an example: The sim card inserted in the mobile router has a range of 3 lines on 5 LTe and works perfectly, while the same card e.g. in the Huawei Y5 II with LTE has 2 lines and I think this net works a bit slower or I think ... I think routers have stronger antennas.

Kraniec_Internetów wrote:

For this, you can connect your phone via USB to your computer, and after the cable transfer the internet to a PC without a wifi card.

Is a mobile router not? You can too.

There is no major difference in speed or signal. However, the phone has no connectors for external antennas, E5573 has them. And the lines are uninteresting, the LTE signal has specific parameters.

Both are rather casual as a stationary LTE / LTE-A router. They are not recommended for 24/7 work. E5573 can be very bad, especially since it has antenna connectors, but in general the battery is not used for non-stop operation with the charger.