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[Solved] Is it worth choosing the TCL LINKHUB HH130V1 router to improve Internet quality?

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  • #1 19923539
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    Hello, I have internet with Orange. And I need to replace my old TP-Link MR 6400 router. Which works on one 2400 band. I have an external Signalflex antenna in Przechlewo. TCL LINKHUB HH130V1 do you recommend it or something else to improve the quality
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    #2 19923550
    piotr-2006
    Level 12  
    I don't think so. I would recommend B 525 with band aggregation.
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    #3 19923893
    matek451
    Level 43  
    And this is supposed to be a free market purchase? How does Orange work for you on this monument with this kind of antenna, how far are you from BTS NetWorks Przechlewo? Are you using LTE1800 or LTE800?
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  • #4 19932609
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    matek451 wrote:
    And this is supposed to be a free market purchase? How does Orange work on this monument with this kind of antenna, how far are you from BTS NetWorks Przechlewo? Are you using LTE1800 or LTE800?

    Yes, I have the Orange network from the free market. 3km to bts. I have an antenna https://new-electric.pl/643-2470-antena-gsm3g...ektory-2x_sma/208-wybierz_dlugosc_wodu-2x10_m as from the link .
  • #5 19932614
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    When I'm near bts tel xiaomi redmi note 10s the download is 100-120 Mb/s and the upload is 20-30
  • #6 19932666
    matek451
    Level 43  
    Test on the phone at home outside? Speedtest made over WiFi, so from the network of the MR6400 router with these antennas, do you at least know what LTE band this router connects to, what BTS? By the low UL, it can be assumed that the signal parameters on it are weak. The phone connects to LTE800 on BTS NetWorks Przechlewo, residual signal parameters, LTE1800 from this base station is not shown in the neighbors, apparently trace range or no coverage on this band. The station works in the LTE1800 + 800 aggregation, i.e. on the 20MHz band in the aggregation, I would like to see these 120Mb / s under BTS on a speedtest made between 19-23. The NetWorks infrastructure is very weak, naked base stations are based on 10MHz on LTE800, only the naked one in Przechlewo got another 10MHz on LTE1800 so it works somehow, no information about your location but it is obvious that you do not live in Przechlewo and you are quite far from the station.
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  • #7 19932670
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    In a straight line I have 1km, maybe 1.5km to bts. I'll test it soon and post pics

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    matek451 wrote:
    Test on the phone at home outside? Speedtest made over WiFi, so from the network of the MR6400 router with these antennas, do you at least know what LTE band this router connects to, what BTS? By the low UL, it can be assumed that the signal parameters on it are weak. The phone connects to LTE800 on BTS NetWorks Przechlewo, residual signal parameters, LTE1800 from this base station is not shown in the neighbors, apparently trace range or no coverage on this band. The station works in the LTE1800 800 aggregation, i.e. on the 20MHz band in the aggregation, I would like to see these 120Mb / s under BTS on a speedtest made between 19-23. The NetWorks infrastructure is very weak, naked base stations are based on 10MHz on LTE800, only the naked one in Przechlewo got another 10MHz on LTE1800 so it works somehow, no information about your location but it is obvious that you do not live in Przechlewo and you are quite far from the station.
  • #8 19932713
    matek451
    Level 43  
    Now, probably outside, the phone connected to the LTE800 + 1800 aggregation from this BTS, hence the much better speedtest and UL on it. Signal parameters outside on LTE800 are weak, on LTE1800 probably even worse, speedtest is OK for not, you need to check speeds around 20 when the station is heavily loaded by customers.
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  • #9 19932715
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    Ok, I will check. At home after 19 around 20 and around bts. What router would you recommend for this or is it even worth it.???
  • #10 19932725
    matek451
    Level 43  
    You don't need any mega equipment for the NetWorks base station you have at home, because, as I wrote, NetWorks in this area is misery, you are lucky that LTE1800 was added to your place, because the surrounding other BTSs with bare LTE800 are a drama, the nearest normal station with LTE2100+1800+800 is located in Rzeczenica. Do these tests and show the results.
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  • #11 19932912
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    matek451 wrote:
    You don't need any mega equipment for the NetWorks base station you have at home, because, as I wrote, NetWorks in this area is misery, you are lucky that LTE1800 was added to your place, because the surrounding other BTSs with bare LTE800 are a drama, the nearest normal station with LTE2100 1800 800 is located in Rzeczenica. Do these tests and show the results.
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  • #12 19932951
    matek451
    Level 43  
    This is an outdoor test at your place, signal parameters unchanged, LTE800 + 1800 aggregation, very good speeds, the station is not heavily loaded.
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  • #13 19932964
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    matek451 wrote:
    This is an outdoor test at your place, signal parameters unchanged, LTE800 1800 aggregation, very good speeds, the station is not heavily loaded.

    That's why I'm looking for a better router, something you recommend
  • #15 19995202
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    matek451 wrote:
    In your case, B535-232 with aggregation of 2 LTE bands is enough. Play has the best infrastructure in this area.

    And what do you think about the Huawei B618 router ???
    Will you give it?
  • #17 19996392
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    matek451 wrote:
    Starzyzna worth PLN 300, aggregates 2 LTE bands, on internal MIMO4X4 antennas, on external MIMO2X2.

    My friend wants to give me a new one, so I'm asking if he will come.
  • #19 19996426
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    matek451 wrote:
    The issue of price, when using Orange and LTE1800 800 aggregation is enough.

    Free
    Can you force bands on this Huawei???
  • #21 20289715
    kozowski66
    Level 3  
    I bought a Huawei

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the user's inquiry about the TCL LINKHUB HH130V1 router as a replacement for their old TP-Link MR6400 router to enhance internet quality with Orange. Several participants suggest alternatives, primarily the Huawei B525 and B535-232 routers, which support LTE band aggregation, indicating that the current network infrastructure in the user's area is limited. The user is advised to conduct speed tests to assess performance and is informed that the Huawei B618 could also be a viable option, although it is considered somewhat outdated. The conversation highlights the importance of router capabilities in relation to the local network conditions, particularly the availability of LTE800 and LTE1800 bands.
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