Vodafone GigCube (Huawei) 5G CPE Pro - is the cube with 5G and 4G LTE internet connectivity and share the speed for up to 60 devices. How it gets the internet?. The GigaCube is equipped with modem chipset capable to receive 5G or 4G LTE network. How its connect to provider?. The Vodafove GigaCube use a nano SIMCard that connect to cellular mobile provider.
5G or 4G Internet
So, basically the GigaCube is 5G/4G capable device that works on 5g or 4G mobile network with matching band frequencies just like 4G or 5G smartphones, tablets, USB modems and so on.
5GHz WiFi
Here it is, the GiGaCube share the internet via latest fastest WiFi technology, 5GHz WiFi that known also as WiFi 802.11a. However its work also on lower GHz WiFi frequencies including 2.4GHz that known also as WiFi 802.11n and backward, and ready to share the 5G internet for up to 60 devices.
For specific purposes, this 5G device is also equipped with 2 LAN / WAN ports, intended for cable connection to a PC or computer.
If there is often difficulty with 5G signals, don't worry, GigaCube is equipped with 2 plugs for additional antennas that can be installed according to the place where the 5G signal is good.
GigaCube Vodafone Specs:
Network: 5G/LTE
Wi-Fi: 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax
802.11 n22*2 MIMO for 2.4GHz and
802.11ax4*4MIMO for 5GHz
Ethernet ports: 2 x GE LAN (inc. 1 LAN/WAN)
Memory: 4GB NANDFlash/8GB DDR4
External antenna port: 2 x Ext. antenna ports (TS-9)
SIM port: 1 x nano USIM card slot
Device model: Huawei 5G CPE Pro (H112-370)
Dimensions: 99mm x 107mm x 215mm
For the Vodafone model it is not known whether it is locked or not. But the basic model seems to be everywhere and ready to be used anywhere, using any provider and by anyone as long as there is a 5G or 4G signal.
On an additional note, the Gigacube 4G model has a wifi share limit of only 20 devices. Most likely because the 4G connection looks like it can get overwhelmed if there are more than 20 devices connected. And for the GigaCube 5G model it can be up to 64 devices.
