Travel Router With Worldwide SIM Support + Ethernet

[Alexsei]

I'm looking for a travel router that serves dual purposes:

1) Can use a sim card to create the hotspot and works with international bands
2) can use Ethernet to create a hotspot

This looks like something that I'm looking for however it says supports US networks only
https://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Modem-Gigabit-Ethernet-Ports/dp/B01MQRHQYT

[justmeha]

what about the tmobil test drive for 1
does it work for other brands

[Alexsei]

what about the tmobil test drive for 1
does it work for other brands

Doesn't have Ethernet

[justmeha]

what about the tmobil test drive for 1
does it work for other brands

[Alexsei]

It looks like you're trying to clarify something but I don't get it, could you possibly eloborate or post a link?

[justmeha]

It looks like you're trying to clarify something but I don't get it, could you possibly eloborate or post a link?

you asked for 2 things

1) Can use a sim card to create the hotspot and works with international bands
2) can use Ethernet to create a hotspot

that could take care of one

[Alexsei]

you asked for 2 thingsthat could take care of one

I get it, what I meant is 2-in-1 I'm trying to minimize the gadgets I take along

[yoshyosh]

Could you use an unlocked phone with a Ethernet dongle? When traveling I have a Nexus 6 with Foxfi usb tethering.

[Alexsei]

Could you use an unlocked phone with a Ethernet dongle? When traveling I have a Nexus 6 with Foxfi usb tethering.

Technically yes, If that's my only choice

[Yisroel Tech]

I didn't see such a thing so far.

Closest is https://store.gl-inet.com/collections/travel-routers/products/gl-mifi-4g-smart-router?variant=15961734774878 with a changeable 4G LTE Module https://store.gl-inet.com/products/4g-module-for-gl-mifi

[cozmohoot]

I was going to say netgear nighthawk m1 but I think it only has ethernet to connect a computer. Not to create the wifi from ethernet

[Alexsei]

I was going to say netgear nighthawk m1 but I think it only has ethernet to connect a computer. Not to create the wifi from ethernet

Sounds pretty close, from amazon answers it looks like the Ethernet COULD be used the other way around verifying now.
In terms of compatibility it looks like the following LTE bands are missing:

B9 - In use by NTT Docomo and softbank in Japan
B13 - In use by verizon, Straight Talk in US and telus in Canada +some south american carriers
B17 - In use by AT&T, Cricket, H20 in US and fido, rogers, videotron in Canada +some south american carriers
B20 - In use by over 98 mostly european carriers 
B25,B26 - In use by Sprint, Boost, Fi in US
B28 - In use by some carriers in France, Taiwan, Australia, Panama and more
B38 - In use by some carriers in Poland, Romania, Sweden and China
B41 - In use by Sprint, Boost, Fi in US and a few carriers in both China and Japan
B71 - In use by MetroPCS, Mint Mobile, T-Mobile In US

[cozmohoot]

Sounds pretty close, from amazon answers it looks like the Ethernet COULD be used the other way around verifying now.
In terms of compatibility it looks like the following LTE bands are missing:

B9 - In use by NTT Docomo and softbank in Japan
B13 - In use by verizon, Straight Talk in US and telus in Canada +some south american carriers
B17 - In use by AT&T, Cricket, H20 in US and fido, rogers, videotron in Canada +some south american carriers
B20 - In use by over 98 mostly european carriers 
B25,B26 - In use by Sprint, Boost, Fi in US
B28 - In use by some carriers in France, Taiwan, Australia, Panama and more
B38 - In use by some carriers in Poland, Romania, Sweden and China
B41 - In use by Sprint, Boost, Fi in US and a few carriers in both China and Japan
B71 - In use by MetroPCS, Mint Mobile, T-Mobile In US

There are different versions of the device, some are att branded so work better in USA and others are foreign branded and unlocked. If your going abroad then obviously dont buy the att one.

[sillypainter]

There are different versions of the device, some are att branded so work better in USA and others are foreign branded and unlocked. If your going abroad then obviously dont buy the att one.

Not true. The AT&T branded Netgear has enough bands to support 99.9 percent of your travels with 4G and 3G EVERYWHERE.

[Alexsei]

Not true. The AT&T branded Netgear has enough bands to support 99.9 percent of your travels with 4G and 3G EVERYWHERE.

3g yes, 4g no

[ziv716]

This would likely work for you:

https://www.tp-link.com/il/home-networking/3g-4g-router/archer-mr400/&ved=2ahUKEwjg4Pjw4N_mAhVj_SoKHQ7-CG0QFjAAegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw1Q2nyOL6ojmmQEe57EwFLR

[Live N Learn]

This would likely work for you:

https://www.tp-link.com/il/home-networking/3g-4g-router/archer-mr400/&ved=2ahUKEwjg4Pjw4N_mAhVj_SoKHQ7-CG0QFjAAegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw1Q2nyOL6ojmmQEe57EwFLR

link doesn't work.

[Definitions]

link doesn't work.

https://www.tp-link.com/il/home-networking/3g-4g-router/archer-mr400/