Small and practical 8 1

This router comes with a micro-USB / USB standard for charging and there is a manual in French. The first thing that surprises once the router by hand is its space saving (9,5x3,5x1,5 cm and weighs 61.4 grams). Also, it goes largely in a pocket. For the switch to router mode, positioning the small switch on R after plugging an ethernet cable or USB 3G / 4G modem. It offers up to 40 seconds to connect, the red LED passing blue. It is then possible to create a Wi-Fi hotspot for up to 5 simultaneous connections. The router is recognized by the mobile device as barbaric lappellation Aukey_PB_W2_a39b. Is asked to connect to it and then you can surf in peace.

This router has an integrated battery to provide enough power when used in Wi-Fi router or partially charge a device occasionally. For the status of the battery, simply click a small button T and blue LEDs light up depending on the level (between 100 and 75 4%, 3% between 74 and 50, two between 49 and 25% 1 and under 25%). To charge a device, you put the switch on the letter C and connect it to their device via the microphone / USB cable.

In summary, this pocket router is rather convincing especially since it can also be used for recharging although the battery capacity is not great (1 800mAh). The only regret I have not access to the USB port if I plug a USB key or a hard drive fault of dedicated application (I have not found on the manufacturer's website) while this router is normally scheduled.

Pros: - Mini size - Possibility to make a Wi-Fi router
Cons: - media sharing feature not available for lack of dedicated application