Key Features:
Connectivity: Uses 4G mobile signal for Wi-Fi.
Device Support: Connects up to 20+ devices
(laptops, phones, tablets).
Wi-Fi: Dual-band (2.4GHz & 5GHz) for fast, stable connections.
Security: WPA/WPA2-PSK, with some versions supporting WPA3.
SIM: Uses a Nano SIM card.
Battery: Around 2150mAh, offering 6-8 hours of use.
Charging: Micro USB port, can be charged via portable power banks.
Indicators: LED lights for signal, Wi-Fi, battery, and messages.
Portability: Compact, lightweight (around 89g).
Primary Use: Backup internet during BT broadband faults (unlimited data provided) or for temporary setups.
How it Works (for Halo Customers):
Fault Detection: When your main broadband fails, BT sends the Mini Hub.
Automatic Activation: Unlimited data starts within minutes.
Connect Devices: Find the Wi-Fi network name and password on the back of your regular BT Hub and connect your devices.
Power Saving: Lights turn off after inactivity to save battery but the Wi-Fi stays on.
Limitations:
Not a full replacement for your main BT Hub (lacks wired ports, full range).
Wi-Fi streaming limitations for multicast channels on some EE TV boxe
