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Range Router vs Phone (Galaxy S6, S9, Huawei B525): Which Provides Better Connectivity?

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  • #1 17800981
    patryk192x
    Level 11  
    Hello
    I'd like to know what would be better:
    Phone, e.g. Galaxy s6 or Galaxy s9 or huawei b525 router, e.g. with 2 internal antennas
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  • #3 17801189
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #4 17801262
    patryk192x
    Level 11  
    I meant huawei 525 already corrected.
    And I'm talking about the Internet. Will the router without the antenna get the same speed or higher than the phone
  • #5 17801270
    sosarek

    Level 43  
    The router has an advantage if only because you can force a specific band - anyway, put both devices in the same place and check it, you will find out.
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  • #6 17801316
    matek451
    Level 43  
    After all, S9 has 4CC CA, MIMO4x4, QAM256 and B525 only 2CC CA without MIMo4x4 and QAM256, so what is there to compare? In addition, it is important what the operator offers on the BTS you use.
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  • #7 17801391
    patryk192x
    Level 11  
    I don't have Huaweia yet and I just don't know whether to buy or use lte on my phone.
    And it's on the transmitter
    3x1800
    3x2100
    3x2600
    Everything orange just like my sim card
  • #8 17801496
    matek451
    Level 43  
    You have already received the answer, the signal parameters on high LTE bands are weak at your place and very weak on LTE2600, so regardless of the choice of router, the external antenna is the basis. With such signal parameters, there is no chance to take full advantage of the possibilities offered by this BTS, even on the phone.
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  • #9 17801505
    patryk192x
    Level 11  
    I understand, but I'm just wondering if the router without an antenna or with antennas attached to it will have similar speeds to the phone? Assuming both are set to the same lte bands
  • #10 17801520
    matek451
    Level 43  
    If the s9 aggregates 3CC CA even in MIMO2x2 on LTE2100 + 2600 + 1800, the B525 at home has no chance to achieve such speeds on 2 CC CA MIMO2x2 with LTE2600 + 1800. Improving the signal on LTE2600 and LTE1800 will improve the signal on B525 and probably on the speeds achieved, but no one will answer how.
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  • #11 17801524
    patryk192x
    Level 11  
    And assuming that I only use e.g. 2600?
    Does a router have a better antenna than a phone?
  • #12 17801568
    matek451
    Level 43  
    And what does it matter? The antennas in both have a similar gain, at home you have a 2600MHz RSRP -113dBm on the S9, even a 2 or 3dBi better signal on the B525 does not change anything, such a signal is still far from optimal parameters. in mobile internet in such conditions, with such a signal and distance from the BTS, external antennas are used if you want to have a stable and optimal connection. I use 3CC CA LTE2600+2100/1800+800, I have optimal signal parameters and in Play I achieve DL 150-230Mb/s. On 2 CC CA LTE2600+2100 about 180-200Mbps. BTS unloaded, deterioration of signal parameters by 10dBm usually results in a significant reduction of DL and even greater UL.
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  • #13 17801582
    patryk192x
    Level 11  
    Now I have -100dBm on my phone and 1080p videos on youtube work ok
    And on a modem without an external antenna, I will also have a similar result, right?
  • #14 17801623
    matek451
    Level 43  
    But as a baseband you have LTE2100 and not LTE2600, sufficient signal, DL in LTE2100+2600+1800 aggregation so no problems. On the B525 you will have at most LTE180 + 2600 and it's hard to say if DL will be comparable, you'll do the test and you'll see. this is a radio, besides the speeds depend on the load on the BTS and are variable and the load rather increases over time. There are just more customers. therefore, it is essential to optimize the signal parameters with an external antenna.
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Topic summary

The discussion centers on comparing the connectivity performance of a smartphone (Samsung Galaxy S6 and S9) versus a Huawei B525 router. Users debate the potential speed and signal quality when using the phone as a hotspot versus the router, particularly focusing on LTE capabilities. Key points include the advantages of the S9's advanced features like 4CC CA and MIMO4x4 compared to the B525's limitations (2CC CA without MIMO4x4). The importance of external antennas for optimal signal reception is emphasized, especially in areas with weak LTE signals. Users suggest testing both devices under similar conditions to determine which provides better connectivity.
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