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ZTE U10S Pro Portable WiFi now available in Pink color, offers up to 10 hours of battery life

Soumyakanti — Sun, 07 Apr 2024 13:38:59 +0000

ZTE has launched a new color variant of its U10S Pro 4G Portable WiFi hotspot, this time in a springtime-inspired Yingying Pink color. The device is now available for purchase in China at a price of 249 yuan (around $35).

ZTE U10S Pro Specifications:

The ZTE U10S Pro 4G Portable WiFi is a pocket-sized device that can provide users with internet access on the go. Its compact size makes it easy to hold and carry.

The device features ZTE V3E chip, certified by the GCF (Global Certification Forum), boasts high reliability, and is independently developed. It offers stronger performance, more stable signals, and faster speeds.

It is compatible with the networks of China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom, and China Broadcasting, and supports the Wi-Fi 6 network protocol for fast and efficient data transfer. The official peak rate is claimed to reach 229Mbps.

The Yingying Pink variant retains the same specifications as the original ZTE U10S Pro 4G Portable WiFi launched last October. It features a circular display that shows device operation status, data rate, traffic usage, connected devices, and other information. The device measures 108mm x 59.8mm x 18.9mm and weighs just 0.12kg, making it easy to carry around.

One of the key features of the ZTE U10S Pro is its long battery life. The device is equipped with a 3000mAh removable battery that can provide up to 10 hours of typical usage time. This makes it ideal for use during business trips, road trips, picnics, outdoor gatherings, or even temporary exhibitions and outdoor live broadcasts.

In terms of functionality, the ZTE U10S Pro can connect up to 32 devices simultaneously, including smartphones, laptops, tablets, game consoles, TVs, and speakers. It also supports plug-and-play functionality with nano-SIM cards.

ZTE U10S Pro Portable Wi-Fi Router goes on sale in China for 249 Yuan ($34)

Sean — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 10:02:49 +0000

ZTE has just announced the U10S Pro Portable Wi-Fi router in its home market of China. Back in August, the ZTE F50 5G portable Wi-Fi was announced, and now, the company’s latest portable router has officially gone on sale in the region, so here are all the details.

ZTE U10S Pro Portable Wi-Fi Router Specs

As the name suggests, the ZTE U10S Pro Portable Wi-Fi router is a lightweight device that lets users connect to a Wi-Fi network for a stable internet connection. The Chinese tech giant has developed this product with its self developed chipset, which is capable of offering high performance and reliable connection. It claims to bring stable signal strength and faster internet connection. The U10S Pro Portable Wi-Fi Router supports Wi-Fi 6 and will enable internet connection from the 4G network of China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom, and others.

It offers speeds of up to 229Mbps. The device features a sleek and slim design, measuring just 108 × 59.8 × 18.9mm in dimensions and weighing 0.12 kilograms. On the front, it houses a small circular display that shows key information like speed, operating status, connected users, and more. The device is powered by a 3,000mAh battery pack that promises to last for up to 10 hours of battery life. Users can connect up to 32 devices at the same time.

ZTE U10S Pro Portable Wi-Fi Router Pricing and Availability

ZTE announced the new U10S Pro Portable Wi-Fi Router has officially gone on sale in the Chinese market. The model is currently listed on JD.com and other major e-commerce platforms in the country. The official sale kicks off at 8 PM local time and the device carries a price tag of 249 Yuan (roughly 34 US Dollars).

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Huawei H6 WiFi Router launched with HarmonyOS and 200 meters coverage

Sean — Wed, 19 May 2021 09:56:40 +0000

Earlier today (19th May 2021), Huawei held a new launch conference in which it launched a number of new products. This includes smart products including a new WiFi router that features HarmonyOS.

The Chinese tech giant just launched the Huawei H6 WiFi router, which runs on HarmonyOS and offers a large 200 square meters coverage. This router is equipped with a sub routing design and runs on the company’s proprietary operating system. Notably, the new router is designed for large houses. This router can connect with up to 6 sub routers and can offer networking speeds of up to 3000Mbps with a maximum range of about 200 square meters.

Furthermore, the company will also include a variety of smartphone games, online courses, and other application to its ‘fast lane.’ The device uses smart algorithms to intelligently identify more than 140 online video games and over 40 online course related applications to automatically reduce latency by about 20 percent. This will enable a more consistent and stutter free gaming and online learning experience to the users.

The H6 WiFi router also supports the latest Wi-Fi 6 Plus standards for fast networking speeds and is priced at 499 Yuan (roughly 78 US Dollars) in China. One can purchase the H6 router alone or even buy the entire set of sub routers for a total price of 1999 Yuan (roughly 310 US Dollars). A single sub router alone costs 399 Yuan (roughly 62 US Dollars).

Redmi AX5 Wi-Fi 6 Router all set to get launched in China tomorrow

Jeet — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 05:15:34 +0000

Xiaomi has so far launched two Wi-Fi 6 routers in China under its Mi brand. Now, the company’s sub-brand Redmi is also set to launch its first Wi-Fi 6 router in the company’s home market China.

Redmi has today confirmed that the company will be launching the Redmi AX5 Wi-Fi 6 router in China at 10:00 AM local time tomorrow. So far, apart from the name, nothing is known about this device.

As mentioned above, Xiaomi has so far launched two Wi-Fi 6 routers in China — Mi Router AX1800 and Mi AIoT Router AX3600. While the former is priced at 299 yuan (approximately $46), the latter is priced at 5,99 yuan which is about $82.

Given that the products launched by the Redmi brand are priced lower in comparison to the products from Xiaomi. So, we expect the upcoming Redmi AX5 Wi-Fi 6 router to be priced accordingly in China.

While the device is getting launched in China tomorrow, we don’t expect to see it available in other regions anytime soon. Even the two routers from Xiaomi still haven’t been launched or made available for purchase outside China.

The Redmi brand has launched the Redmi AC2100 router in China in December last year, marking the company’s foray into the routers category. The upcoming Redmi AX5 Wi-Fi Router will be the second offering from the brand in China.

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Huawei Q2 Pro Wi-Fi router launched in China, available for a starting price of 799 Yuan ($119)

Jeet — Tue, 05 Mar 2019 06:49:38 +0000

Huawei, which launched the Huawei Q2 Wi-Fi router in China in January last year, has now launched a new upgraded version of the same router. Going by the name Huawei Q2 Pro, the new high-end router comes with two parent-child routers.

Both the hardware — mother and child routers come in a cylindrical design in white color — similar to the Q2. Huawei has used its self-developed Lingqi Gigabit Power Cat chip and PLC Turbo innovation technology, which the company claims drastically increases the networking performance of the Huawei Q2 Pro.

Huawei is claiming a performance increase of around 50 percent to 120 percent. The parent-child routing is also equipped with Gigabit Ethernet port and Gigabit Wi-Fi, supporting 1 to 15, allowing you to enjoy the high-speed Wi-Fi experience anytime, anywhere. It can be quite helpful for large rooms and duplexes of three bedrooms or more.

The company says that the Q2 Pro router supports true dual-band and can also automatically switch between better Wi-Fi bands and hotspots with only one connection. Huawei also adds that the router is smart and gets better with usage.

It leans the surrounding signal interference and automatically optimizes the Wi-Fi channel in realtime to avoid interference. It can also actively remember your online habits, optimize the orientation, and help in enhancing your browsing experience.

The Huawei Q2 Pro router comes with Huawei Smart Home App with support for remote management. There are different Wi-Fi modes you can choose from — wall-to-wall, standard, and sleep. For security features, it comes with support anti-brute force cracking, automatic shield cracker, WPA- PSK/WPA2-PSK Wi-Fi encryption as well as support for firewall, DMZ, DoS attack protection.

The Huawei Q2 Pro is now officially available for purchase in China and is priced at 799 Yuan, which roughly converts to $119. You can also purchase one mother router and multiple child routers to cover your entire home.

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Xiaomi to launch a new Mi router alongside Mi 9 on February 20

Jed John Ikoba — Thu, 14 Feb 2019 11:06:53 +0000

Xiaomi is often referred to as the “Apple of China” because of its innovative products and when we think of Apple we are reminded of its late founder Steve Jobs. Xiaomi is always keen to copy Apple’s innovations and that may have veered into non-tech related aspect. In a recent Weibo post, the company’s social media handlers shared a poster with the caption “One more thing”. Now, this was Steve Job’s legendary parting shot during the company’s launch events and it is usually followed by the unexpected announcement of a new product.

Seems Xiaomi is going to be following that path and may likely be announcing another product on February 20 aside from the Mi 9. As for what the product could be, the Mi Router Weibo handle did not leave us in doubt indicating that a new router would be joining the fray. There is no detail about the router but we expect it to be an upgrade over the current crop of high-end routers.

Xiaomi presently has a number of Wi-Fi routers under its arsenal since it first entered the router business in 2013. That is perhaps because of the importance of the router as a networking device in the home, office and other public places. As a matter of act, the Mi Routers have become one of the company’s main products alongside the Mi phones and Mi TV.

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