Small router on the go

Since I always had disconnections with my HUAWEI E160 Fonic of Windows 7 and the driver updates brought no improvement I got the tip to test the small TP-Link 3G router.
So the SIM card PIN deleted and connected (Important !!).
After all switches were correctly he has the Fonic stick properly identified and within a very short time, I had a functioning UMTS connection.

Anyone who owns a UMTS stick should look at this router as an alternative to partially existing driver chaos of different sticks. If this is defective, you can also conveniently a new (used) get easy to continue using his SIM card.

PLUS:
- Easy operation
- Access Point mode (available with Ethernet cable as a wireless access point)
- Low power consumption
- Small and portable

Also worked on a MacBook Pro counterparts without further problems.
Can also be operated on the USB port of the laptop when no power outlet is available.

I have not tested it as a mobile router in the car or train but only in hotel rooms (was always more cost effective than the HotSpot offer prices in most hotel chains do not have a free Wi-Fi)

Recommended for this application.