Which MiMo 4G/5G? (1 Viewer)

[karemart74]

Hello There,

Can someone help me to decide, based on spec, between the two antennas below?
The antenna will be used mostly in rural Ireland and abroad, don’t want to chance it with lower specification.
The antenna will be used with Teltonika RUT955 router.
Thank you,
Karen

Panorama LGMDM-6-60-24-58 - Vehicle Antenna 2x2 MiMo 4G/5G + 2x2 MiMo WiFi + GPS/GNSS
https://www.varia-store.com/en…sheet.html
or
Poynting A-MIMO-0003-V2-15 - 5-in-1 MIMO Antenna, 2x LTE, 2x Wi-Fi, 1x GPS/Glonass
https://www.varia-store.com/en…sheet.html

 

[dpsuk999]

I have the Poynting antenna linked to the Teltonika RUT955 and find it a great match. Where I would only get 1 bar on my phone, when the sim is inserted into the router it boosts it to 4 bars

 

[Deneb]

I have the Panorama LGMTM-6-60 (4G/5G only) version of that antenna and it is superb.

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[gus-lopez]

4g & above is ok if you get it whilst roaming? We ,obviously, have spanish phones which receive 4g. Being dual sim my wife also has a UK contract .At the same time & place the Spainsh card is on 4 g & the Uk card is on 3g or less. Same with mine & only something I noticed recently

 

[Deneb]

4g & above is ok if you get it whilst roaming? We ,obviously, have spanish phones which receive 4g. Being dual sim my wife also has a UK contract .At the same time & place the Spainsh card is on 4 g & the Uk card is on 3g or less. Same with mine & only something I noticed recently

Not a problem, the antenna will pass on whatever signal it can get, even if it is only 2G or 3G. I find in remote areas of Scotland for instance, that I can only get a 3G signal, or sometimes that by setting the router to prefer 3G, the signal strength and connection speed is actually faster, even when there is a poor 4G signal available.