4G LTE 2 in One WiFi Router WAN Ports+ Micro Sim Card Slot, Auto-Switching Mode,Speed Upto 300Mbps, Plug and Play, Connect Upto 32 Devices

• Dual connectivity: Use a wired broadband connection via WAN port or mobile data via micro SIM — or both together.
• Auto-switching failover: Automatically switches to the available connection if the primary goes offline, ensuring uninterrupted internet.
• 4G LTE support: Works with any standard micro SIM card from Indian carriers (Jio, Airtel, Vi, BSNL).
• High-speed WiFi: Delivers wireless speeds up to 300Mbps for smooth browsing, streaming, and video calls.
• 32 device support: Connects phones, laptops, tablets, smart TVs, and IoT devices simultaneously.
• Plug and play setup: No complicated configuration needed — power on, insert SIM or connect LAN cable, and connect.

When both are connected, the router uses WAN as the primary source and automatically falls back to 4G LTE if the WAN connection drops.

• Home users who want a backup internet connection in case their broadband goes down.
• Small offices and shops that need continuous internet without relying on a single connection.
• Remote locations where wired broadband is unreliable or unavailable and 4G LTE is the primary option.
• Travel or temporary setups where a portable router with SIM support is more practical than fixed broadband.

• Requires a micro SIM card (not nano, not standard). Most carriers provide micro SIM on request.
• Compatible with all major Indian carriers — Jio, Airtel, Vi (Vodafone-Idea), BSNL.
• Supports 4G LTE bands commonly used in India. Check your carrier's band compatibility if in a remote area.
• A data plan / SIM card is not included — purchase separately from your carrier.

• Step 1 — Insert your micro SIM into the SIM slot and / or connect your broadband cable to the WAN port.
• Step 2 — Connect the power adapter and switch the router on.
• Step 3 — The router will automatically detect the available connection and start broadcasting WiFi.
• Step 4 — Connect your devices to the WiFi network. Default WiFi credentials are printed on the router label.