Huawei CarFi E8377

The portable Wi-Fi point manufactured by Huawei is an interesting car accessory that has practically no analogues on the market. The device is initially (that is, without any adapters) powered by a cigarette lighter and is intended for use in a car. During trips, a mobile router can “distribute” the Internet to various devices (up to 10 clients), including a car multimedia device, navigator, tablets or smartphones of passengers.

To do this, you just need to install a SIM card from a mobile operator in the Huawei CarFi E8377 modem: further settings are as simple as possible and can be done using the proprietary Huawei Hilink mobile application. The model supports communication generations relevant for our country from 2G to 4G, including such data transfer technologies as GPRS, EDGE and LTE (maximum download / upload speeds 150/50 Mbps). In the role of a router, the device is able to work in Wi-Fi 5 networks, including at a frequency of 5 GHz, which will provide higher bandwidth and minimize interference. The chips also include small dimensions and an original appearance, somewhat reminiscent of a modern gear shift knob.