In an increasingly connected world, having reliable and fast internet access has become a necessity, whether for remote working, streaming, or online gaming. 4G, 4G+, and 5G routers are ideal solutions to enjoy a high-performance connection without relying on a fixed ADSL or fiber optic line, or even in areas where fiber optic is still unavailable. But what are the differences between these technologies? Which should you choose based on your needs?
What are 4G and 4G+ routers, and how do they work?
A 4G router uses the 4G LTE mobile network to provide internet access. It doesn't require a landline: simply insert a SIM card with a data plan to get an instant connection. 4G+ (also called LTE-Advanced) is an evolution of 4G, offering higher speeds thanks to better signal management and frequency aggregation.
The benefits of a 4G and 4G+ router:
- Fast internet connection with download speeds of up to 150 Mbps for 4G and up to 300 Mbps for 4G+.
- Simple operation: a SIM card is all you need to get connected.
- Ideal for areas where fiber optics is not yet available.
- Ability to connect multiple devices via Wi-Fi or Ethernet ports.
STRONG's 4G and 4G+ routers
Portable 4G routers are perfect for connecting on the go. For example, the portable 4GMIFI150C model lets you share a Wi-Fi connection of up to 150 Mbps with multiple devices, all in a compact and portable format. For a version with a display that facilitates network management, its screen counterpart is an excellent alternative.
For home or business use, the 4G LTE Router 350M offers enhanced performance with a Wi-Fi speed of up to 300 Mbps, dual-band Wi-Fi, and Gigabit Ethernet ports for optimal stability.
Why choose a 5G router?
With the arrival of 5G, mobile connectivity is entering a new era. A 5G router functions like a 4G router, but with much higher performance, thanks to speeds of up to 3200 Mbps.
The benefits of a 5G router:
- Extremely fast speeds of up to 3200 Mbps, perfect for 4K streaming, instant downloads, and cloud gaming.
- Very low latency, ideal for uninterrupted online gaming and video conferencing.
- Compatible with Wi-Fi 6 technology, ensuring a more stable and faster connection for multiple devices simultaneously.
- Suitable for smart homes, allowing you to use high-tech devices without network overload.
Our 5G router: the 5GROUTERAX3000
If you're looking for a high-performance and future-proof router, the 5GROUTERAX3000 is the ideal solution. Designed to deliver ultra-fast and stable 5G connectivity, it supports download speeds of up to 4 Gbit/s and integrates Wi-Fi 6 technology to ensure smoother, more reliable wireless performance—even with multiple connected devices.
Whether you're working from home, gaming online, or streaming in 4K, this router provides the power and bandwidth you need. Its AX3000 dual-band Wi-Fi ensures low latency and fast data transfers, while the quad-core processor guarantees responsive performance across all applications.
Equipped with 2 external 5G antennas, 1 SIM slot, and 3 Gigabit Ethernet ports, it adapts to your environment and lets you enjoy next-generation speed and stability—no matter where you are.
The 5GROUTERAX3000 is more than just a router: it's your gateway to seamless connectivity across all your digital activities.
Which solution should you choose: a 4G, 4G+, or 5G router?
The choice between a 4G, 4G+, or 5G router depends on several factors, including your location, budget, and internet usage.
- A portable 4G router will be suitable if you need a simple and efficient mobile connection, ideal for travel and on the go.
- A 4G+ router will be preferable if you want a stable and fast connection at home, without fiber optics.
- A 5G router is recommended if you want an ultra-fast connection capable of supporting online gaming, intensive remote working, and 4K streaming.
- Remember to check network coverage: if 5G is well deployed in your area, it's an excellent choice for enjoying a high-performance connection over the long term.
Whether you're looking for an affordable solution to access the internet or want a high-performance connection, there's a router to suit your needs.
