Unfortunately, I don't know that either. But I have the Nighthawk M2 and it is already very fast. It's actually perfectly adequate. Normal surfing, working with Citrix and watching TV, all no problem.

No, does not have 802.11ax.

Yes, port forwarding can be set up, at least as long as your provider does not do CGNAT.

The hotspot is not suitable for the USA, as other frequencies are used there. https://www.netgear.com/de/home/mobile/m2/ https://becker-iot.de/lte-frequenzen-weltweit

Hello, these are the ones from Netgear. Have fun! Netgear Aircard 4G Modems (MIMO Antenna)

https://www.netgear.ch/home/products/mobile-broadband/mobilerouters/M2.aspx

Had some problems with PassThrough at Swisscom this month, before everything was OK. So far I haven't had time to look for it and I'm currently doing double NAT without PT. But otherwise everything works easily (Swisscom 4G/5G -> Netgear M2/M5 -> Ubiquiti router -> (W)LAN).

It can be used as an extension (or repeater), but there are cheaper alternatives for this case. This device is mainly intended for use with a SIM card.

Unfortunately, I don't know. But I can't really imagine it. Unfortunately, I can't test it because it's currently in my workshop.

Yes he can

Band 20, which represents the 800Mhz, is supported by both. The M1 and M2. I am also a Swisscom customer and live in a rural area. But since I also have B3 (1800 Mhz) and B1 (2100 Mhz) in addition to the B20, the M2 makes more sense with a corresponding subscription (in one premium) with full speed, since it manages carrier aggregation better. With the M1, for example, it was approx. 120Mbit, whereas at the same location the M2 manages up to 220Mbit in a stable manner in the flat. My personal tip: Use the Netmonster app to test which bands you have and then decide. Band 20 alone technically delivers a maximum of about 50 Mbit. It is also important which subscription you have (Swisscom direct or low-cost providers such as Wingo and Mbudget with a lower network priority) and how busy the antennas are. Good luck.

MicroSim fits in the device, so all new simcards from Swiss telephone providers fit. Phone calls with voice-over-wifi are also possible via the hotspot!

Via the SIM card that you have to insert. You also need a corresponding (data) subscription.

Don't see why this shouldn't work :)

The Netgear Nighthawk M2 Mobile Router (MR2100-100EUS) is a 4G LTE Advanced Pro mobile router that is compatible with various LTE bands. Here are some important points that might answer your question: ## Compatibility with Sunrise The router supports a wide range of LTE bands, including LTE 700/800/900/1800/2100/2300/2500/2600 MHz. Sunrise, as a Swiss telecoms provider, typically uses the 800, 1800, 2100 and 2600 MHz bands. As the Nighthawk M2 supports these bands, it should generally work with Sunrise. ## Performance problems If the router is very slow despite a properly functioning SIM card (e.g. 10 minutes to load a website), several factors could be responsible: - Network coverage and signal strength: check whether the signal strength of the mobile network in your area is sufficient. - Configuration and settings: Make sure that the router and SIM card are configured correctly. Use the NETGEAR mobile app to check the settings and network connection. - Firmware and software: Make sure that the router's firmware is up to date, as updates often contain performance improvements and bug fixes. If these steps do not help, it may be useful to contact Netgear or Sunrise support for specific assistance.

Yes, you can use your smartphone to access the Nighthawk M2 Mobile router via the mobile network and control WiFi devices. Here are the relevant details: - The Nighthawk M2 Mobile Router allows you to manage the connection and settings via the NETGEAR Mobile app on your smartphone or tablet. With this app, you can monitor and adjust data usage, WiFi connection, battery life and other settings in real time. - You can also control WiFi devices such as MyStrom adapters via the router's WiFi network, as the router supports up to 20 WiFi devices. This enables convenient and intuitive control of your devices, even when you're on the move.

Yes, that works. WLAN can be switched off, Lan will still work.

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Hello. I never had any problems with this router. Try to reboot it.

Hello, I can't rate the Acer. I have several Netgear mobile routers in use and am very satisfied. Of course, the quality and speed is primarily due to the telecom provider of the SIM card and the reception at the location. The mobile router is easy to configure via the app. The laptop can also be connected via RJ45. For high speeds, the 5G router would also be an alternative - but still expensive. I have the additional antenna - but have never really used it.

Hello Strippenzieher I watched Netflix movies and series with it without any problems. I bought the additional antenna for better reception, because I'm not always in the best position for the best reception. The Netgear MR 5200 Nighthawk M5 5G WIFI 6 is with 5G, but the price is in a different league. Greetings

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