Three 4G+ Hub Router. 600Mbps. 4G/LTE Mobile Wi-Fi Router with RJ11 Tel Port + 2 x External Antennas (Renewed)

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Added to this, if fibre speeds aren't available yet in your area or you're unsure you want to make a long-term commitment, then 4G broadband could be great for your needs as it may provide you with a faster connection. So it’s hard to recommend Vodafone’s option over Three’s, unless you have better Vodafone coverage at home or find it on a great deal. EE’s though is a worthy alternative – it’s potentially slower and therefore slightly worse, but in real world use you might not find much difference. So, as with fibre broadband you have a router that broadcasts a Wi-Fi network, but the difference is simply in how the router itself receives a signal. With fibre, it’s carried through wires, whereas with 4G home broadband (and 5G home broadband) it’s carried wirelessly from the nearest mast. Why is it worth considering? Three 4G Broadband

It’s really easy to set up, although not quite as easy at the 4G Hub, since you need to install the antennas.There are many potential benefits of using 4G or 5G for your home broadband rather than a fixed line connection.

Even if you do have good coverage, if you’re looking at 4G then the speeds you get won’t match or even come close to the fastest fibre broadband speeds. So if these services are available to you and super high speeds matter then 4G home broadband might not be for you– though 5G home broadband could still be an option.Once you’re online, the router will create a Wi-Fi network, just like your current Wi-Fi router, that up to 64 devices can connect to at once. It also has four Ethernet ports you can use to connect computers and games consoles to the router. The one issue with using 4G or 5G networks to get online at home is their latency is normally a lot worse than what you would get using fixed-line broadband. This means you might experience more lag than normal when playing online games. Our verdict: we rate the Three 4G Hub 4.5 out of 5. It offers fast speeds, good Wi-Fi signal, and great value for money. However, you can get better speeds for roughly the same price with the Three 5G Hub. Being wireless, there’s also no need for a landline with 5G and 4G home broadband, which can make it cheaper than typical home broadband. And if you’re in an area where the broadband is slow then 4G home broadband has the potential to be faster – though that will depend on the strength and availability of 4G in the area. So if you have decent Three 4G coverage where you are then this would be our number one choice in the category – though some of the alternatives aren’t much worse.

There are many advantages to 5G and 4G home broadband over fixed line broadband, along with a few potential downsides. Below we’ve highlighted all the pros and cons. Pros However, calls were answered in an average of 1 minute and 3 seconds, half the average for the industry. Available to BT Broadband customers when joining EE on a pay monthly handset or 12 months or more SIM only plan. Discount applied after any other valid offer on the monthly price of the EE plan only – excludes upfront device cost, out of bundle call charges and all other costs. Discount applied after sale and your broadband service is active and will show on EE bill. No cash alternative.The Three 4G Hub also supports up to 64 simultaneous connections, which should be plenty for any home, and it includes support for both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands. Features and software The Broadband installation service is a standalone service and separate from your contract for the BT Broadband Service. Moving house can be really stressful. Studies have shown that people count it among the most stressful events in their whole life. Right up there with having kids or getting married. Seriously. You don’t have to cancel your existing Broadband to get Three Broadband. You can keep your existing contract going at your old place. And just get a 4G or 5G hub to use in your new one.