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The Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi, bring his new 5G smartphones to the customer: Mi 9 Pro 5G. Comparing with the predecessor Xiaomi Mi 9, the new smartphone supports the new 5G mobile communications standard and also brings some interesting functions with it.
New 5G smartphone
The Xiaomi Mi 9 Pro 5G is not the first 5G cell phone from Xiaomi. The first 5G cell phone is Xiaomi Mix 3 5G. Of course, the device also works in older mobile standards such as LTE and 3G. As introduced, Xiaomi Mi 9 Pro 5G is to sport 30W Super Fast Wireless Charging technology. The device has already received TENAA certification which revealed some key specifications. The Mi Pro 5G cell phone will have a 6.39-inch display while running on Snapdragon 855 Plus SoC. The phone will feature up to 12GB RAM with up to 512GB internal storage along with a 4,000mAh battery.
Super Charge 30W Wireless Technology
Especially interesting is the charging function. The new Xiaomi 5G phone is the first smartphone that can be charged with 30 watts. The highlight of this event was Xiaomi’s Mi Charge Turbo technology, of course. Xiaomi claims that Mi Charge Turbo is the world’s first 30W wireless charging solution. With this, users can wirelessly charge a 4,000mAh battery phone from 0% to 50% in just 25 minutes, and up to 100% in just 70 minutes. This pitches the wireless charging solution to be higher than a lot of current generation wired charging solutions. The specifics of the working of this technology are not very clear at this stage since the presentation and source are in Chinese. Thus, the device is expected to be one of the fastest charged smartphones in the market despite large 4,000 mAh battery. In addition to wirelessly charging the smartphone, it can also charge other devices.
So far, it was only possible to buy the smartphones and other devices of the bustling manufacturer on gray imports or Chinese online shops. But the company wants to change that soon. Because it has announced that it intends to distribute its smartphones on many other markets officially.
Mi 9 Pro 5G Availability and Price
Xiaomi has not shared any launch and available details about the Mi Pro 5G. But a recent leak indicates that the company is pretty close to launching the smartphone. And the Xiaomi Mi 9 pro 5G price is not yet known, but considering Xiaomi style, it’s expected to be better than Huawei 5G smartphone Mate 20 X 5G and ZTE Axon 10 Pro 5G.
Vodafone is the first operator in Germany to provide 5G service. To help users enjoy 5G service, Vodafone also presented the 5G data tariff with a compatible 5G router, which is named "Gigacube 5G". We show what the super router can do, what advantages and weaknesses there are in this blog. Of course there is also a comparison to the previous model (Huawei B818 = Vodafone GigaCube Cat19) and saving tips for interested parties.
| Vodafone Gigacube 5G Specs and Features | |
| Manufacturer and device name | Huawei CPE 5G Pro (H112-370) = Gigacube 5G |
| Supported mobile standards | 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G |
| 5G network modes | Non standalone & stand alone |
| chipset | Huawei Balong 5000 |
| Maximum 5G data rate | 2.8 GBit/s Down & 150 MBit/s Up according to Vodafone |
| 5G frequencies | 5G band n78 |
| mmWave frequencies | no, only the H112-372 still supported n41 / n77 / n79(more about difference between Huawei H112-370 and H112-372) |
| LTE frequencies | 700, 800, 900, 1500, 1800, 2100, 2600, 3500 MHz |
| External 5G antenna can be connected | yes, 2 x TS9 ports(Buy Vodafone Gigacube 5G External Antenna) |
| WLAN Features (LAN & WiFi) | |
| WLAN standards | 802.11a/b/g/n/ac and ax(up to Wifi 6) |
| Maximum gross data rate with WLAN | 5100 Mbps |
| Supported WLAN bands | 2.4 and 5 GHz, 6 Wifi antennas |
| WLAN guest access can be installed | Yes |
| WLAN encryption standards | WPA, WPA2, WPS |
| Gigabit LAN | yes, 2 ports |
| WAN port | No |
| Telephone | |
| Telephone Support | No |
| Other features | |
| IPv6 support; Dual stack | Yes / Yes |
| NAS capable | No |
| SIM form factor | Nano SIM |
| Power consumption approx. | <24 watts |
| Suitable for IPTV | Yes |
| Can be used as a media server | no, no USB |
| USB ports on the back | No |
| Battery for self-sufficient operation | No |
| Dimension and weight | 99 mm x 107 mm x 215 mm and 765 grams |
| Files to download | |
| Datasheet for download (PDF) | not yet available online |
| Manual for download (PDF) | not yet available online |
| Available | »https://www.4gltemall.com/ |
First 5G router in Germany
The Gigacube 5G was the first 5G Router widely available in Germany, although shortly before another network provider in Germany Telekom presented a 5G gateway named HTC 5G Hub.
From a purely visual point of view, it looks similar to the predecessor model called "Gigacube CAT19" at first glance. Instead of the Vodafone logo emblazoned on the front now, the Huawei logo, which is actually atypical for the routers from Vodafone. In addition, the striking big "5G" was stamped on the top. Also, the number of LEDs in the front has been greatly reduced from 8 to 3 pieces.
Data rate, models and 5G SoC
The Vodafone 5G Router is actually the "H112-370" model from Huawei. There is, of course, another version called "H112-372", which differs in terms of Wifi and 5G/LTE equipment. At the heart of the Gigacube 5G is the Balong 5000 chipset, which was introduced in January 2019, The SoC in itself dominated some features, such as 5G in the mmwave area, but which were obviously disabled in part in the firmware. There are also various specifications for the maximum possible data rate. While Huawei speaks of a 5G transmission rate of 2.33 GBit/s in the download and 1.25 GBit/s in the upload, Vodafone gives 2.8 GBit/s (down) and 150 MBit/s (up). Frequencies for 4G & 5G The newest version controls all nationally and internationally relevant bands. Vodafone GigaCube 5G supports LTE FDD Band 700/800/900/1500/1800/2100 and 2600 MHz. In addition, the TDD band 3500 MHz is supported. At 5G, unfortunately, only one band is supported, the so-called n78 band which includes frequencies from 3.3 to 3.8 GHz. So it could be problematic if other bands are released in the future. If you want to use the 5G router supporting more 5G frequency bands, you may check the Huawei CPE 5G PRO H112-372 which supports additional 5G at n41, n77 and n79.
Connections & WLAN
On the back there are two Gigabit LAN ports, as well as a telephone connection. It describes how to connect a telephone anyway. It is also negative that the 5G model no longer has a USB port. The use as a media server is therefore not possible. The Wifi module, on the other hand, is state of the art and comes with Wifi 6. This refers to the standard 802.11ax, which again promises significantly more data rate than the best ever ac standard. This means a maximum gross data rate of 11 GBit/s. In total, up to 32 users can be supplied with WLAN.
Heavier than the previous models
Conspicuously, the newest router has again increased significantly in weight. While the first model of 2017 still came with a slim 366 grams, the Gigacube CAT19 from the beginning of 2019 already weighed 620 grams. The Gigacube 5G brings it now to stately 765 grams on the scales and has thus more than doubled to the first version.
Antenna connections for better reception
Fortunately, Huawei has continued to build two TS-9 ports in the router 5G Huawei, which can be connected to two antennas to improve reception if required for both LTE and 5G reception optimization. Although the internal antennas already do excellent work, but especially in remote regions or in difficult conditions, additional antennas are often absolutely necessary.
Other features and innovations
By the way, the 5G router only holds Nano-SIM cards. The predecessors were all still designed for micro SIMs. By the way, Vodafone has by default disabled the PIN on SIM cards. Optionally, this can be set on the router again. The Gigacube 5G also supports Huawei VPN tunnel/VPN penetration, IP penetration, IPv6 and IPv6 dual stack and multi-APN.
Differences to the predecessor Huawei B818
The following table summarizes again the most important differences to the predecessor model Vodafone GigaCube Cat19.
| Router comparison | Gigacube 5G | GigaCube CAT19 (2019) |
| Factory Model | Huawei H112-370 | Huawei B818-260 |
| 5G support | Yes | no, defies "5G ready" label |
| Download Speed | 2.8 GBit/s | 1.6 GBit/s |
| Upload Speed | 150 Mbps | 150 Mbps |
| LTE Category | not spec. but at least CAT19 | cat19 |
| Supported LTE Bands | 700, 800, 900, 1500, 1800, 2100 and 2600MHz; 3500 TDD MHz | 700, 800, 900, 1500, 1800, 2100, 2600, 3500 MHz |
| supported bands 5G | n78 | none |
| External antenna connectors | yes, TS-9 | yes, TS-9 |
| Telephone | no (only via VOIP) | no (only via VOIP) |
| LAN ports | 2 x GBit | 2 x GBit |
| Wireless Internet Access | to WLAN ax (Wifi 6) | to WLAN ac (Wifi 5) |
| Battery pack | No | No |
| Price in USD | 1299.00 | 799.00 |
This data is provided for information only, as a guide to current 5G ecosystem market development and trends. Some devices may be produced in different variants according to supported frequency bands, operator customization, etc. and may therefore not be available in all markets. Shipping dates/commercial availability are not indicated. The status is at April 2019.
Many people know Alcatel 4G WiFi Hotspot, but few Alcatel 4G wireless router with Ethernet ports are well-known. Now Alcatel presented a new LinkHub series of wireless router for home use. The Alcatel LinkHub HH70 and HH40 are the two models for the home station. If you want to know the difference between LinkHub HH40 and HH70, you can check the specification table below for the comparison of the two 4G wireless wifi routers.
| Model | Alcatel LinkHub HH70 | Alcatel LinkHub HH40 |
| Product type | 4G WiFi Router with Ethernet port | 4G WiFi Router with Ethernet port |
| Category | LTE Cat.7 | LTE Cat.4 |
| Chipset | Qualcomm MDM9240-1 | Qualcomm MDM9207 |
| LTE Data rates | DL 300Mbps/UL 100Mbps | DL 150Mbps/UL 50Mbps |
| Supported 4G LTE frequency bands | Band 1/3/7/8/20/38/B40 | - EU Version(Alcatel HH40V): Band 1/3/7/8/20 - APAC/MEA Version(Alcatel HH40CM): Band 1/3/5(26)/7/8/20/28/38/40/41 |
| WLAN | 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band 2.4GHz & 5GHz | 802.11b/g/n, 2.4GHz |
| Max supported users | 64 users | 32 users |
| MIMO | 2 x 2 MIMO | 2 x 2 MIMO |
| Antenna | Two, SMA-female jacks | Two, SMA-female jacks |
| Buy Antenna | Alcatel LinkHub HH70 external antenna | Alcatel LinkHub HH40 external antenna |
| App management | Alcatel WiFi Link App | Alcatel WiFi Link App |
| SIM Size | Micro SIM | Micro SIM |
| Battery | NO | NO |
| Dimensions | 146 x 146 x 32 mm | 134 x 134 x 31.5mm |
| Interfaces | * 2x 1000Mbps RJ45 port (WAN/LAN) * 1x RJ11 telephone port * Two external LTE antenna ports (SMA) * One Micro-SIM card slot * 1 x USB 2.0 port | * 1 x LAN port(RJ45) * 1 x LAN/WAN port (RJ45) * Two external LTE antenna ports (SMA) * One micro-SIM card slot * 1 x Micro USB for power supply |
| Datasheet | LinkHub HH70 Datasheet(PDF) | LinkHub HH40 Datasheet(PDF) |
| User Manual | LinkHub HH70 User Manual(PDF) | LinkHub HH40 User Manual(PDF) |
| Other features | ||
| Firmware download | Linkhub HH70 firmware | Linkhub HH40 firmware |
| Driver | Linkhub HH70 driver | Linkhub HH40 driver |
| Reviews | LinkHub HH70 Review | LinkHub HH40 Review |
| Price/USD | 279.00USD | 169.00USD |
Summary
From the specs table, we can see the main difference focus on below point:
Speed:
Variant models:
LinkHub HH70 has only one variant model now, but Alcatel Linkhub HH40 has two models for different markets: Alcatel HH40V for EU and Alcatel HH40CM for APAC/MEA areas.
Interfaces: Comparing with Linkhub HH40, Alcatel LinkHub HH70 has an extra USB 2.0 port for external disk connection and printer, but it doesn’t has the Micro USB port which is available in LinkHub HH40.
Dimensions: Alcatel LinkHub HH70 is a little bit larger than Linkhub HH40 The Alcatel Linkhub HH70 is advanced than HH40, so the Linkhub HH70 price is higher than HH40. If you would like to buy one home router from the two routers, we recommend the LinkHub HH70.