Description
Huawei E5577Cs-321 4G LTE Mobile WiFi Hotspot – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Huawei E5577Cs-321 4G LTE Mobile WiFi Hotspot (4G LTE in Europe, Asia, Middle East, Africa & 3G globally) Unlocked/OEM/ORIGINAL from Huawei WITHOUT CARRIER LOGO (White)
Product Dimensions
3.74 x 2.17 x 0.39 inches
Item Weight
4.2 ounces
ASIN
B011YM0QC4
Item model number
E5577-320
Batteries
1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
GSM frequencies
2.4 GHz
Wireless communication technologies
4G, Wi-Fi, 3G
Connectivity technologies
Wi-Fi
Other display features
PC Accessory
Colour
White
Manufacturer
Huawei
Language
Adangme
Date First Available
August 3, 2015
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Technical specifications – Huawei E5577Cs-321 4G LTE Mobile WiFi Hotspot :
Brand
HUAWEI
Wireless Communication Standard
802.11a/b/g/n
Compatible Devices
Personal Computer
Frequency
2.4 GHz
Connectivity Technology
Wi-Fi
Color
White
Item Weight
0.12 Kilograms
Security Protocol
WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK
Number of Ports
1
Control Method
App
Purchase advice :
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Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
Does the shop give you an invoice ?
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After-sales service :
Do they have an after-sales service to have information about the installation or operation (instructions for use). Also in case of problem, it is the seller who takes charge or you must contact the manufacturer or supplier yourself.
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L. P (verified owner) –
Worked well for trip to Egypt – After renting a unit like this for a trip through Europe, I decided to buy my own for an upcoming trip to Egypt, since at ~$85, the device would practically pay for itself versus the costs of a rental after one trip. I bought a SIM card from the Orange kiosk in the baggage claim area in Cairo airport.
P. C (verified owner) –
Good – Good
L. D (verified owner) –
No buyers remorse here – This thing saved me from having to purchase an international plan with my cellular provider. Used in The Philippines where pocket WiFi is the primary source for internet across the country. Worked as advertised as long as there was a cellular signal and was able to send messages, make WiFi calls, and use apps. The device does get hot after about 30 mins of use but didn’t seem to interfere with functionality. As with phones, can get tricky when trying to find the best signal and actually climbed a tree at one point to get 4bars of 4G lol. No buyer’s remorse here, this was a great purchase.
L. D (verified owner) –
No buyers remorse here – This thing saved me from having to purchase an international plan with my cellular provider. Used in The Philippines where pocket WiFi is the primary source for internet across the country. Worked as advertised as long as there was a cellular signal and was able to send messages, make WiFi calls, and use apps. The device does get hot after about 30 mins of use but didn’t seem to interfere with functionality. As with phones, can get tricky when trying to find the best signal and actually climbed a tree at one point to get 4bars of 4G lol. No buyer’s remorse here, this was a great purchase.
A. J (verified owner) –
It works as advertised but poor battery life and reception – I am generally okay with this product as it works to give me usable internet on the go and at home. I have two complaints though, battery life and network reception. If not plugged in, the battery life is only a few hours of continuous use so if I’m traveling, I take an external charger or it’s plugged into my laptop. As far as the reception goes, what I get directly on my phone (not connected to the wifi pod) is always considerably higher than what I get when connected to the pod; this is true for indoors or even outdoors standing within clear site of cell towers. Now I’m back on Amazon looking for the antenna that can be purchased separately and plugged into it to improve connection but can’t find info on it online…
B. P (verified owner) –
Works great. Easy to setup. Clear instructions. Unlocked. Digicel Fiji 4G. – I have this little unit in the back of my house and I use it to access the internet on my laptop when I am in the front of the house, about 8 meters or 25 feet away. I don’t know how long the battery lasts, because I just keep it plugged in. I am using it with Digicel Fiji. (4g). It’s fast, and easy to configure. The instructions are clear and helpful. Make sure you get the correct APN and set it up yourself. It’s pretty easy. The people at the Digicel office took an hour fiddling with it and didn’t know how to make it work. I took it home, looked up the mobile internet configuration instructions on THEIR website, followed THEIR instructions, and I was online in 5 minutes. Moral of the story: salespeople in cellular provider shops are just that. You may know more than they do, so don’t be afraid to just do an internet search for the APN (access point name) for your provider before you assume that the device doesn’t work.
I. S (verified owner) –
Works in HAITI !!!!! – I got off the airplane in Port Au Prince and bought a Dig card and used the card in a tablet /phone and loved it . Than I tried it in the hotspot and was worried about having to do the apn settings and all and it was effortless. It did it all by itself. My tablet and all my phones worked way faster and even started getting 4g !!! It is exceptional. We have a young lady using it daily now and she loves it . Thanks for great quality.
T. C (verified owner) –
Horrible Instructions but here is an “idiots guide” to getting it started….. – I bought this so I could use my iPhone in France and keep my US telephone number by using WIFI calling. And avoid the $10/day Verizon charge for international service. And it is working. Like others mentioned, the battery doesn’t last long. I am going to buy a portable battery charger to keep it running more than 4-5 hours. And it took me a while to figure out how to get started with it. The “Quick Start” guide it comes with is useless and the support I found online assumed a level of tech & SIM card savvy that was beyond mine. It really could use an “Idiots Guide” so, if you decide to buy this, this may help get you started….
L. P (verified owner) –
Worked well for trip to Egypt – After renting a unit like this for a trip through Europe, I decided to buy my own for an upcoming trip to Egypt, since at ~$85, the device would practically pay for itself versus the costs of a rental after one trip. I bought a SIM card from the Orange kiosk in the baggage claim area in Cairo airport.
T. C (verified owner) –
Horrible Instructions but here is an “idiots guide” to getting it started….. – I bought this so I could use my iPhone in France and keep my US telephone number by using WIFI calling. And avoid the $10/day Verizon charge for international service. And it is working. Like others mentioned, the battery doesn’t last long. I am going to buy a portable battery charger to keep it running more than 4-5 hours. And it took me a while to figure out how to get started with it. The “Quick Start” guide it comes with is useless and the support I found online assumed a level of tech & SIM card savvy that was beyond mine. It really could use an “Idiots Guide” so, if you decide to buy this, this may help get you started….
P. C (verified owner) –
Good – Good
A. J (verified owner) –
It works as advertised but poor battery life and reception – I am generally okay with this product as it works to give me usable internet on the go and at home. I have two complaints though, battery life and network reception. If not plugged in, the battery life is only a few hours of continuous use so if I’m traveling, I take an external charger or it’s plugged into my laptop. As far as the reception goes, what I get directly on my phone (not connected to the wifi pod) is always considerably higher than what I get when connected to the pod; this is true for indoors or even outdoors standing within clear site of cell towers. Now I’m back on Amazon looking for the antenna that can be purchased separately and plugged into it to improve connection but can’t find info on it online…
I. S (verified owner) –
Works in HAITI !!!!! – I got off the airplane in Port Au Prince and bought a Dig card and used the card in a tablet /phone and loved it . Than I tried it in the hotspot and was worried about having to do the apn settings and all and it was effortless. It did it all by itself. My tablet and all my phones worked way faster and even started getting 4g !!! It is exceptional. We have a young lady using it daily now and she loves it . Thanks for great quality.
B. P (verified owner) –
Works great. Easy to setup. Clear instructions. Unlocked. Digicel Fiji 4G. – I have this little unit in the back of my house and I use it to access the internet on my laptop when I am in the front of the house, about 8 meters or 25 feet away. I don’t know how long the battery lasts, because I just keep it plugged in. I am using it with Digicel Fiji. (4g). It’s fast, and easy to configure. The instructions are clear and helpful. Make sure you get the correct APN and set it up yourself. It’s pretty easy. The people at the Digicel office took an hour fiddling with it and didn’t know how to make it work. I took it home, looked up the mobile internet configuration instructions on THEIR website, followed THEIR instructions, and I was online in 5 minutes. Moral of the story: salespeople in cellular provider shops are just that. You may know more than they do, so don’t be afraid to just do an internet search for the APN (access point name) for your provider before you assume that the device doesn’t work.