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TP-Link N150 Wireless 3G/4G Portable Router with Access Point/WISP/Router Modes (TL-MR3020) | Compatible with Select ATT/Verizon/Sprint/T-Mobile USB Modems

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Features

  • Interface: 1 10/100Mbps WAN/LAN Port, USB 2.0 Port for 3G modem, a mini USB Port for power supply.
  • Button: Quick Setup Security Button, Reset Button, Mode Switch
  • External Power Supply: 5VDC/1.0A
  • Wireless Standards: IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11b
  • Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
  • Compatible with Select ATT/Verizon/Sprint/T-Mobile USB Modems
  • Industry-leading 2-year warranty and unlimited technical support. Technical Support: +; Hotline en Francais: +.
  • Share a 3G mobile connection, compatible with 120+ UMTS/HSPA/EVDO 3G USB modems, tested in the field
  • Travel-size Design, small and light enough to take on the road, enables users to share a 3G mobile connection wherever 3G coverage is available
  • Wireless speed is up to 150Mbps
  • Three modes available for different situations: 3G Router, WISP Client Router and Travel Router Mode (AP Mode)
  • With 3G/WAN failover back-up strategy, TL-MR3020 can provide a sustained internet connection

Description

Share the freedom of 3G! Powered by a laptop or power adapter, the TL-MR3020 allows user to easily share a 3G/3.75G mobile connection with family and friends on the train, while camping, at the hotel, nearly anywhere within 3G/ 3.75G coverage. By connecting a 3G USB modem to the router, a 3G Wi-Fi hotspot is instantly established. Travel-sized Design and Mini USB Port. What make this router outstanding are its travel-sized design and Mini USB Port, which can be connected to a Laptop or Power Adapter to be used as a power supply. As long as you have your laptop, the TL-MR3020 can be powered and a wireless cloud is created that can be shared by iPads, iTouches, Android Phones, Kindles and the vast majority of other portable Wi-Fi enabled devices. High Compatibility-Tested in Field Compatibility is the most important aspect to consider when you're selecting a 3G router. The TL-MR3020 is compatible with the ISPs in the regions in which they are sold. We have teams around the globe continually testing our Routers with newly emerged modems to ensure that end users can feel confident that their routers will operate flawlessly where they live and work. One Button Security Setup With One Button Security Setup, the TL-MR3020 allows users to instantly setup their security simply by pressing the WPS button on the router and automatically establishing a WPA2 secure connection, which is more secure when compared with WEP encryptions. Not only is this faster and safer than normal security setups but more convenient in that users needn't remember a password! IP QoS - Control Your Bandwidth Bandwidth of mobile broadband is limited. With the router's IP QoS function, the TL-MR3020 allows optimum utilization of bandwidth and offers bandwidth control over congestion, preventing bandwidth abuse. When sharing your mobile broadband with others, you can decide how the bandwidth is shared based on your requirements.

Brand: TP-Link


Model Name: TL-MR3020


Special Feature: Access Point Mode, WPS


Frequency Band Class: Single-Band


Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11bgn


Compatible Devices: Laptop


Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor/Outdoor


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Color: white


Item Weight: 2.08 ounces


Other Special Features of the Product: Access Point Mode, WPS


Frequency Band Class: Single-Band


Wireless Compability: 802.11bgn


Compatible Devices: Laptop


Antenna Location: Indoor/Outdoor


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Operating System: Android


Security Protocol: WEP


Number of Ports: 1


Control Method: Touch


Data Transfer Rate: 300 megabits_per_second


LAN Port Bandwidth: 10/100 megabits per second


Voltage: 240 volts


Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate: 75 megabits_per_second


Wi-Fi Generation: Wi-Fi 4


Router Network Type: wireless


Connectivity Protocol: 3G, 4G, Wi-Fi


Controller Type: Android, Switch


Coverage: Up to 150 Mbps, compatible with 120+ UMTS/HSPA/EVDO 3G USB modems


Frequency: 2.4 GHz


Brand: TP-Link


Model Name: TL-MR3020


Model Number: TL-MR3020


Unit Count: 1 count


UPC: 731215283062


Global Trade Identification Number: 45, 47


Manufacturer: TP-Link IP Cams


Item Part Number: TL-MR3020


Mfr Part Number: TL-MR3020


Warranty Description: 2-year warranty


Item Weight: 2.08 ounces


Color: white


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  • Small, full-featured, easy to use, nice Apple-ish design
I bought this on the recommendation of a friend just before an overseas trip. My expectations were low: I have had disappointing experiences with various "travel" devices in the past. Also, my collection of prepaid mobile-data dongles all behave badly enough when plugged into my laptop -- the software you install on your laptop to control them is always doing nasty things. So to add a third-party device into the mix seemed to me like a recipe for disaster. However, having configured the TP-LINK before my trip, on arrival at my destination I topped up the prepaid carrier account for my dongle, plugged it into the TP-LINK, connected to the TP-LINK management screen via a browser from my laptop, and started up the mobile-data connection: I was up and running in 2 minutes. The TP-LINK performed flawlessly for my whole stay. Not only was the dongle better behaved when plugged into the TP-LINK than when plugged into my laptop, but also we were able to use the Internet connection concurrently from my wife's laptop, my iPad, and my iPod Touch. The wifi signal was strong enough to penetrate the wall into the bedroom, so I got a good signal from my iPad in there (even in the bathroom off the bedroom). Another benefit: I was able to put the TP-LINK close to the window to get the best signal, while I used my laptop was anywhere I wanted to use it. In summary, it was just like using my wifi at home (although obviously not quite as fast). I also like how this device looks (as though it was designed by Apple). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2013 by M. P. Hamer

  • Works!
Have an Ipad from work with 4G Verizon cellular service. Rarely used it so i was wondering what I could do with the SIM card with other devices. I put the SIM in an old Samsung Galaxy S5 and turned it into a data only VOIP phone. Then wondered about a 4G wifi router. Came across the MR3020. Bought a few to play around with cheap price etc, I actually didnt do my research before I purchased. I want to be able to just insert the SIM card into the router but that cant be done. You need to purchase a compatible USB cellular modem to plug into the MR3020. I got a few used Verizon VL600s off Ebay for $13. First thing was to update the MR3020 firmware. Then download and install VZ Access Manager. So I plugged in the VL600 into the laptop and the VZ Access Manager updated the VL 600 firmware. Now at first I thought this was not working so I opened the VL600 and saw that SIM card I put in was a micro but the VL600 used an older full size so I had to position the mico just right to get the contacts lined up. Once that was done I had Internet access on the laptop. I plugged the VL600 ino the USB port on the MR3020. Connected to the MR3020 internal WEB configuration - set the 3G/4G settings to Verizon and had Internet access, So I see this as a better setup over the router I originally wanted that used a SIM card. This way I can supply net access to whomever needs it via the MR3020 or used it in the VL600 in my laptop and can always pop the SIM back into the Galaxy S5 data VOIP. All bases covered! So yes this MR3020 does work as expected with the VL600 with ZERO issues - cant beat the cost of these devices for multiple net connections. So if you have a spare SIM card in a tablet now you can use it a phone/USB modem/ 3G/4G router - \o/ ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2015 by Jamz

  • This is ABSOLUTE GARBAGE
Where to start with this one. Let's start with the basics. Unlike other portable devices used to connect at hotels, etc. this one is actually two pieces. The device itself, and a rather beefy power supply. That was my first unpleasant surprise. If you're looking for a self-contained unit, look elsewhere. Now, let's talk about the functionality. The 4G disconnects randomly. (I should note that the dongle works fine when connected to a computer--so it's not the 4G dongle or coverage.) Troubleshooting this isn't something that is easily done. It is necessary to connect to the "router" (I'll tell you why that is in quotes in a moment.) and pull up a status page. The light doesn't work correctly. The software on the device is the worst that I've used in a LONG time. Almost EVERY change requires a reboot of the device, which sucks 1 - 2 minutes you'll never see again. That doesn't seem like a lot. But, death by a thousand cuts, as they say. You start making 5 changes (SSID change, password change, administrative name change, network address range change, etc.), that 1-2 minutes adds up pretty quickly. The AP mode is absolutely useless in situations where you want all devices NATing behind one address. It doesn't support it--at all. Even if you enable the DHCP on the device, it doesn't NAT. In fact, enabling DHCP only prevents you from going out of the network at all. (I suppose I could have tried to reverse-engineer the hotel's gateway address to see if that would help. Other routers that support this functionality just work. Plug them in, they work. This one...not so much. I cannot emphasize enough that this functionality just does not work. The WISP mode works...sometimes. I was at a hotel the other day at which the device wouldn't latch on to an IP address. My devices could--the MR3020 could not. And did not. So, my advice: Move on and find another device from another manufacturer. This one doesn't deserve the money you spend, nor the amount of time you spend trying to make it do things it just can't do. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2013 by LARunnerJ

  • Good Product, Documentation Flaws, Slow 3G/4G Error Recovery
For my purposes, use aboard my boat, I wanted a device which could be powered directly from a DC power source. This device fits the bill and offers a lot of functionality with its many operating modes, but has negatives in two areas. One, the documentation is very redundant and has some errors. Common set-up instructions are repeated for each operating mode making much longer than necessary and less convenient to navigate. It could be made dramatically more concise by eliminating the large amounts of repetative material. Also, the documemtation for setting up in repeater mode is incorrect. Correct instructions for repeater mode set-up can be found under the FAQs on the manufacturer site at the link below. http://www.tp-link.us/article/?faqid=659 Error recovery. I'm often in areas with poor internet service coverage. When this device looses connection it does not recover well. It will often revert to "identifying modem" state and often will get stuck in this state and require rebooting to recover. Obviously it does not cache the modem type and needlessly goes back thru its identification routine which is slow and error prone. I also own a router by Cradle Point which has much better error recovery with configurable behavior. As a result of the above issue, Ive discovered that this router runs the same software as other routers sold under different brand names. I have another full sized router of a different brand that has obviously the same software (just the brand banner is different) which has the same issues. Ive also had issues with the client side wifi connection dropping frequently in WISP mode. It recovers quickly, but still annoying. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2014 by Curtis

  • Perfect way to use your mobile hotspot as your home network's internet connection
This is a nifty little gadget. When I moved to the midwest, I wanted internet access without adding an additional bill every month. So I started looking for devices that let me effectively use my cellphone's hotspot as a router. This here did the trick. And better yet, it is super cheap. The setup is simple. I logged into the device, configured it to use my hotspot as its WAN connection, and connected a CAT5 to my wireless router. Instant home network! This enabled me to use my hardwired blu-ray player for Netflix, AND let me print wirelessly from my laptop. The only issue is my phone has to be within range with the hotspot on, so I couldn't start a large download before I leave for work and have it done when I get home, but that's not the product's fault. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2016 by A. M.

  • Very nice router at good price point
I was looking for a router replacement for my 3+ year old Cradlepoint PHS-264 that would have an ethernet port and increased WiFi range. I had long ago worn out the Cradlepoint battery and found that I rarely needed it, so the lack of a battery was not a critical need. This router met all my requirements, and was very much less expensive than the PHS-264. Although I did not measure it, the range seems significantly greater in that I can now connect in rooms I never had a connection from before. I use the ethernet port to connect various electronic devices that don't support WiFi, like an old laptop with an unsupported wireless adapter and a Beaglebone Linux computer board. So far I'm very happy with this purchase. I did have to download a new firmware drop to make the unit recognize my old USB760 Modem. There is a catch-22 in the process in that I first had to download the update file using a computer with another internet connection, then update the router from this computer. So you can't get a wifi connection using the router unless you already have a connection. Not a show-stopper, but a wrinkle anyway. For people who say their router does not support the Verizon 760 modem, my router, which does support it, with the new firmware says the configuration is now: Firmware Version: 3.17.1 Build 130929 Rel.36745n Hardware Version: MR3020 v1 00000000 I believe that corresponds to the download named TL-MR3020_V1_130929 on the tp website, but could not be absolutely sure without repeating the process. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2013 by John H. Zouck

  • Easy to use and very portable
I live in US but I bought this item to use in India where we have a data card (USB Data modem). The CD it comes with only has instructions which can also be found on the website. It was very easy to setup as I know how to configure routers and modems. Even if you are newbie, instructions are very clear and anyone can do it. Once it's setup you just have to plug it in a power outlet and plug the USB data card in and it will start. It does take like 5 minutes to get internet connection but once it is connected it works flawlessly. I did check on the product website to see if it compatible with the Internet carrier I have in India. The model number of the USB data card was listed on the website so I bought it and it worked. it is very small and portable. it can be powered on by wall plug or computer so that is n added advantage. It also has an Ethernet port of you want connect a device which doesn't have wireless capability. I would recommend this to anyone who has a USB modem for Internet and wants to share with multiple devices. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2013 by Vineet Tyagi

  • as a weekend networking warrior youll love these things
I bought this out of curiosity. I previously got the N300. Which supprisingly has tons of features. As a novice i dont suggest getting these units. as a weekend networking warrior youll love these things. So many options. I was looking to bridge 2 separate wired networks together and for the first hour i was overwhelmed with settings. Careful reading and few hours later i have my standalone network in my tv room now connected to the main Acess point at the other end of the house. Do no use AP bridge mode (AP toggled button). Simply use WISP mode. Very handy unit. I have not used the 3g/4g function yet as i dont have a working dongle. However this unit is power packed with options. I dont understand the negative reviews. I was able to get it to connect to a starbucks...villiage in ..and Arbys hotspot and send internet to each device i had. After fiddling with various settings i got this baby to speed, using a NAS , Workgroup switch, WDLive TV box and Netgear Stora, im able to stream movies via NAS to tablets and phones and still have internet acess via the N150 attached as a WISP mode router. I recomend this unit for a poor mans Bridge or AP router. Very fun to play with, if you arent a novice. lol. Networking can be a hair raising experience but reading a patience is key. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2017 by Mike a.

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