Real world experience with Smart Bro Share It wireless broadband

[Moongoddess28]

4 yrs and counting with Smart Bro... ok man kaau!!....
altho naay like..once in every 4 months, na mura mawa ia net..
mao diay, ky wa nami bayad2! hehehheh!! ))

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Share-IT or Canopy na SmartBro mam?

[stiLLfrEE]

ayaw bayari and bill para tabla

done this before sa Smart Canopy!

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yes sugod napud atong kalbaryo ani... sugod na'g putol2x...

[jomar_ac]

lagi... mura tag gitulis sa atubangan... we pay on time, sometimes nga advanced kung naay extra pero grabe poor kaayo ang service... nindot pa kaayog ingon sa commercial...

ayaw lag bayari para walay tulis

[jomar_ac]

up ko ani..................

[Jamrak]

naa lang ko pangutana mga bossing maka palit ta ug ingon ana nga modem bisan walay line, kung mo subscribe ka sa smart share it ba ma atoa nana ang modem if ma putol or e pa cut na ang service? salamat mga ka istoryans for the shared idea nga di jud diay stable ang wireless kay naa man gud ta ko plan nga mo subscribe..

The Share-It router has 2 kinds of antennas in it boss:

1st is the internal 3G/3.5G/GSM antenna. This is the antenna that sends and receives the 3G/3.5G/GSM traffic from the cell site to the Share-It device. This is the same internal antenna that you have in your cell phone. If you're already getting very good signal strength in your area, or "5 of 5 bars", then you don't need an external antenna. All cell phones nowadays don't really need to have an external antenna anymore. The last cell phone that I own that had an external antenna that really protruded from the unit was the Nokia 5110.

2nd is the WiFi antenna. This has no effect on the 3G/3.5G/GSM signal strength but is just used for the WiFi traffic, or the traffic between the Share-It device to your laptop. The Share-It device, a Huawei B9333 Wireless Gateway, has an external WiFi antenna port.


So to answer your question boss - pwede nimo tauran ug antenna ang antenna port sa imong Share-It router, BUT, it won't increase the speed between the Share-It device to the cell site. It will only increase your WiFi coverage.

In my case, nag-taud ko ug WiFi antenna kay kung dili ko magtaud, maglisod ug pickup sa WiFi signal ang akong laptop kung mu adto ko sa pikas kwarto. Pero kung naay WiFi antenna, maski 3 houses away gikan sa among balay, maabut sa akong signal sa WiFi.


Here are actual pictures of my Huawei B9333 unit mga bossing o:






To the Smart apologist above who thought that I was an idiot like herself who just didn't know what kind of signal I was getting, *NOTE* that the indicator LED's in my Share-It router all indicate that I was getting 3.5G coverage, or HSPA / HSDPA, and my signal strength is also the strongest possible signal because I am located very near the cell site.

Yet I am still getting speeds at around 100kbps only, sometimes even as low as 30kbps.

[jomar_ac]

up na sad///////////////////

[nins2k]

try reading your signed contract bro... db naa man limit per month kung pila ka gig ra imong madownload nmu? read it again. naa na dha.... tanan ISP naay limit. globe and smart bro nga USB 1gb per day.

mga subscriber like globelines akoa date kay 20-50 gig man ata... after ana nihinay na...

[rubiks_gang]

bro comparable raba ang issue problems aning Smartbro Share It and Wimax nila?

murag safe raman nga technology ila gamit ana? any comments basin
wimax ang pinakanindt tingai. nindut man ila info aning wimax based sa smartbro website.

any opinion? or ang Canopy ang best connection?