Acer Connect Enduro M3 Dual Band WiFi 5G Router I 2.4" Touchscreen I Rugged Design MIL-STD-810H I 2 x 2 MIMO Connectivity I 6500mAh Battery I IP54 Rated, vSIM & Physical SIM Support I USB 3.0 Type C

Amazing, true 5G performance! A must have for those who need broadband mobile router. Very good battery life. A bit bulky but worth it. Supports any 5G sim. Stable and secure wifi connection.

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🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (5/5 Stars)Outstanding Performance & Durability – Perfect for Power Users!I’ve been using the Acer Connect Enduro 5G WiFi Router for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed. This device truly stands out in both performance and rugged build quality. Right from unboxing, you can feel it’s built to last – rugged, water- and dust-resistant – ideal for both home and on-the-go use, even in outdoor or rough environments.In terms of connectivity, it delivers blazing fast 5G speeds with Airtel 5G and rock-solid WiFi performance across multiple devices. Streaming 4K content, gaming, video calls, and large downloads all run smoothly without any lag or drops.Some standout features:Dual-band WiFi provides strong, stable coverage throughout the house.The long-lasting battery makes it perfect for travel or backup during power cuts.Simple setup with a user-friendly interface and good app support.Reliable security options to keep your network safe.If you’re looking for a durable, high-performance 5G router with excellent speed, range, and portability, the Acer Connect Enduro is a no-brainer. It’s easily one of the best routers I’ve owned!

This 5G SIM rmobile outer is surprisingly portable in with battery backup, easily fitting in your pocket. It feels sturdy and well-built.Network CompatibilityWorks seamlessly with Airtel 5G/4G, Vi 4G, and Jio 5G/4G. Despite other reviews, I had no issues connecting to Jio 5G NR (see picture), though signal strength was slightly weaker indoors compared to a phone.WiFi 6 & Battery LifeDual-band WiFi 6 is a plus, with separate passwords for each frequency. It handles up to 16 connected devices well. Battery life is decent for normal use, but drains faster with heavy 5GHz usage or high data transfers. Did not find any noticeable heating issue but it does get warm on prolonged usage esp with several devices connected to it or doing extensive cellular data transfer.Management & ValueThe web portal for device management is convenient. However, for the price, a dual-SIM 5G phone might offer better value with voice, SMS, and hotspot capabilities (and much more) but this portable 5G SIM router does have its place for certain scenarios.OverallGreat for portable 5G connectivity, but signal strength and battery life could be improved for Jio 5G. Considering the price, a 5G phone might be a more versatile option.Rating: 4/5 (Lowered due to Jio 5G signal reception. Will update after further testing in different locations.)

Airtel sims are working perfectly. You will get 5G at very good speeds. Atleast better than Airtel 5G mifi which is limited to 150mbps speed. Jio 5G won't work. You will get very good 4G speed but still that speed is far below from what this device can offer in 5G speeds.Simo service - Not recommended in India, as their data prices are exorbitant as far as domestic data is concerned. But when it comes to international data plans, they are amongst the cheapest one in the market. I haven't went abroad yet with the device but soon planning to go and then only shall be able to see it's speed while roaming.Battery life - I literally forget to reacharge it when I am in office. Battery runs 20 to 22 hours.

Amazing product for the segment. The only 5G router that I could find at a great discount. It works seemless with Airtel and the battery backup is excellent.USB tethering work well if you have a typc C data transfer cable. Used it for over 2 days in single charge with no heating issues.

Having some heating problems

I had high hopes for the Acer Connect Enduro M3, but this device has been a complete letdown. It is simply not useful in real-world conditions.The 4G and 5G network strength is extremely weak. We tested it side-by-side with multiple Apple and Samsung devices using the same SIM card and in the same location. While those devices had strong, stable connections, the Enduro M3 consistently showed poor signal strength and struggled to maintain a connection.Another major issue – when the device is idle, it becomes impossible to connect to the WiFi or access the internet without restarting it. This defeats the entire purpose of having a mobile router. A device that’s supposed to keep you connected shouldn’t require constant troubleshooting.Overall, this product feels like it was rushed to market without proper testing. If you’re looking for reliable mobile connectivity, avoid the Acer Enduro M3 at all costs. Not recommended.