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Any known issues with the new MR6150 or the MR6550?
I'm looking at taking the plunge with the M6 hotspots but am concerned with all of the issues related to the AT&T version MR6500. Does anyone know of any of the same issues (Overheating, dropping se...
Good update. Let us know how it works over the long haul.
No other issues so far only had for 3 weeks.still gets hot .I put usb pc fans on them to cool them off. Either would be good choice ill probably get another 6150 do to not have that much of performance difference for the price
If I end up getting a Netgear hotspot, I think the MR6150 is the best bet. Offers flexibility between networks and features like external antenna and Ethernet. Right now, I have an Inseego X Pro 5G MiFi M3000 that's tied to T-Mobile but I'm open to a more universal product of the same caliber. I would like the flexibility to go between AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile with just the change of a SIM card. I just don't want to pick up a bad design that's forever having issues with firmware and overheating problems.