Reason for purchasing:
I am a loyal Internet user, the kind that will be uncomfortable if I don’t browse my phone for a while! Therefore, the monthly traffic is basically overloaded. In addition, the cellular version of iPad Air5 I bought to save money and multiple other terminal devices, and finally I bought a traffic card. In the past month, I have been using another spare machine to turn on hot spots for other devices, but the problem with hot spots is that the phone that could have been used for a whole day has greatly reduced the battery life and the fever is also very serious. I accidentally learned that there are also devices such as accompanying Wi-Fi. After screening a bunch of products, I combined my actual needs: multiple devices, equipped with batteries, and can plug in the card. After these three points, I purchased Huawei accompanying Wi-Fi 3.
Product design:
I originally thought that this accompanying Wi-Fi with its own battery would be very large, but after receiving it, it was a bit beyond my expectations. The length, width and height of 100*58*14mm is even smaller than my iPhone 13 mini. The weight of 94g is without any pressure, and can be easily handled in any pocket and small bag.
Its shape looks more like a small power bank, with a bright horizontal line on the front, and a hidden signal light is hidden to display the power state and signal state. The charging interface of
product uses Type-C, which must be given a good review!
The entire body has only one physical button, because from a functional perspective, accompanying Wi-Fi theoretically needs to avoid too many additional operations, use power on and without shutting down, so this design is understandable.
I haven't seen a product that can disassemble a battery for many years. Huawei's accompanying Wi-Fi 3 design seems to have helped me pull back a few years ago. In order to maintain integration, the current mobile phone is actually far less convenient than the removable battery design. The battery capacity of
2400mAh can bring a maximum usage time of 9 hours. If it is used with high intensity, it may not be enough. However, considering the use scenarios of accompanying Wi-Fi, it is more about going out, so it can actually meet the battery requirements for traveling for one day. Of course, the design of the removable battery. If you have high intensity needs when going out, you can buy an additional battery, or use a power bank to power and charge the device directly.
Actually, before buying accompanying Wi-Fi, I have also seen many other brands, but almost just search, most of them are those that are not card-free and offer several monthly rental packages, which is not in line with my needs. Huawei's Wi-Fi 3 is a package that can be completely out of the package. As long as you have a package card that you think is cost-effective, you can use it by plugging it in and configuring it. It should be noted that the SIM card size should be the size of the Micro-SIM card, not the nano-SIM card commonly found in our mobile phones.
Product experience:
Use the product for the first time, and a small setting is required for the product, which is similar to a router. By accessing the background URL, you can complete the settings by following the prompts, so I will not go into details here.
At the same time, it can also be bound to Huawei Smart Life APP to perform such as traffic usage status, residual power, up and down speed, access device management, WLAN settings, etc.
Huawei accompanying Wi-Fi 3 has a choice of Huawei Skyline 5G traffic card package. I personally think the price is pretty good. 2,000GB of traffic per month, 99 months, 599 years, which is still very cost-effective for those who do not have broadband at home, or go out frequently and have high traffic demands.
However, because I couldn't use so much traffic myself, I used one of my own traffic cards, so I didn't use it. All the tests in this article are based on my telecom cherry blossom card. At the same time, Huawei's accompanying Wi-Fi 3 is also fully connected, and all major operators support it, so there is no need to worry about being limited to one or two operators.
The theoretical speed of Huawei accompanying Wi-Fi 3 can reach 150Mbps, but this is just theoretical data. In actual use, considering the signal strength of each person when using it and the operator's speed limit status may be different. I actually used the speed test, and the two results are shown in the figure. I am personally satisfied with this score, which is close to the speed of the family's 20~50M broadband. Another advantage of Huawei accompanying Wi-Fi 3 compared to mobile phone hotspots is that it can connect multiple devices, up to 16 devices to connect. While meeting personal multi-device needs, it can sometimes be shared with other friends.
In fact, the use of accompanying Wi-Fi is not limited to mobile phones. For example, most car machines now require the Internet, and often the traffic given by many brands is not enough. Using Huawei accompanying Wi-Fi 3 can be used for various devices such as car machines.
, not only as a signal output device, it can also serve as a relay routing function, relaying and amplifying some signals with bad signals, so that the network can be used without blind spots.
Last summary:
In my opinion, Huawei's accompanying Wi-Fi 3 has two biggest advantages: it can be plugged in, and is compact enough, and the price is only 369 yuan, which is also quite cost-effective.
This is crucial for going out and using it! It also comes with its own battery, so you don’t have to worry about battery life or pick up the trolley. It can be used by all three major operators. In addition, Huawei Smart Life APP also gives it more extensive expansion functions. The only disadvantage of
may be that it can only transmit 2.4G frequency band signals, but lacks 5G, but considering the price, it is acceptable. Fortunately, the 2.4G speed is also good, which basically meets my usage needs.
