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Nighthawk M2 feedback - not happy
I moved to this device for home internet access when my cable was discontinued after the local rollout of NBN (I'm renting so did not want to pay the installation costs to the property). I have actua...
Hi, thanks for your reply. I assure you I have been consulting the manual regularly, and yes, finding the most appropriate board in Community was a challenge that I apparently failed.
The conclusion that I have come to is that the device was not suitable for prolonged use as the constant charging & draining of the battery causes instability, and was resulting in the SIM errors.
Ironically, I read the manual cover-to-cover today, rather than sampling from searches, and I found a sentence: "If you connect your mobile router to a power adapter that supports Quick Charge 2.0 or 3.0, you can remove the battery. We recommend operating without the battery in applications where the mobile router is used for extended periods. "
Well, if the salesperson had been familiar with the products he could have advised on appropriate devices and their implementation, and saved me all this aggravation.
Anyway, Telstra have agreed to take the device back without penalty.
oh I have a 5:
5. Sometimes the device UI won't display. I can try multiple times, varying the length and pressure of the tap, but nothing works. Maybe the battery is low ... no (turn on computer & log into netgear site: battery 45%). Honestly, this device is so frustrating I often feel like throwing it out the window.