Samsung GT-B3800 4G LTE MiFi Hotspot

Samsung GT-B3800 is the first 4G mobile hotspot from Samsung, and it’s an innovative mini wireless router with support of LTE category 3. We have the general specification details and pictures, but it’s not yet available on the market. Today, we will have a review of the Samsung GT-B3800 4G Mobile Hotspot. Below are the details feature for Samsung GT-B3800.

 

 

 

 

Features and characteristics of Samsung GT-B3800
Manufacturer and model	Samsung GT-B3800
Download rate up	up to 100 Mbit/s
Upload rate up	Up to 50 Mbit/s
Supported LTE bands:	LTE at 800, 1800 and 2600 MHz
Other compatible standards	UMTS 900 and 2100MHz; EDGE, GPRS (2G)
MIMO Support:	Yes 2x2
Connector for external antenna	Yes, TS9 Connector
Category:	LTE modem category 3 (3GPP Release 8)
Network | LAN & WLAN
LAN Ports	No, only WLAN
Wi-Fi standards	WLAN 802.11b/g/n
5 GHz Wi-Fi support	No
Coding	WEP, WPA / WPA2
integrated accumulator	1650 mAh
Dimensions	90 x 59 x 11.7 mm
Information material
Manual	»Download here (PDF ~ 10 MB)

 

 

At IFA 2011, the little miracle box from Samsung was appraised on the Vodafone booth for the first time. Until mid-2012, Vodafone still not introduced the unit in its hardware portfolio. We therefore do not believe that the Samsung Mini-Hotspot GT-B3800 will be in the product range of Vodafone from the body logo. Especially in August, the Vodafone R210 is available, which is a far better alternative. Nevertheless, you will find following some basic data for the GT-B3800 Overview.

 

 

 

The dimension of Samsung GT-B3800 is just as large as a "high" credit card. At just 1.17 cm height and 9 cm long, the GT-B3800 fits easily into any pocket. The GT-B3800 supports virtually all relevant standards. The Samsung GT-B3800 support LTE range on frequency bands at 800 MHz, 1.8 GHz and 2.6 GHz, and UMTS & HSPA networks. In addition, the 2G standards is backward compatible for "emergency" if there is no LTE & 3G networks available.  

 

The Mini-Router is a good partner for tourists and business travelers. Because the GT-B3800 is also a true wireless router, which can serve up to 5 users simultaneously. So it’s ideal for a meeting or a presentation in a restaurant on vacation. The WLAN module allows connections to the 802.11 standard in the categories N, G and B. Encrypts is optional with WEP, WPA or WPA2.    

 

Even in September 2012, Vodafone GT-B3800 was only available via Ebay. Since it’s not yet clear whether and when Vodafone receives the Samsung Hotpot router into the program and the price seems a little big high, we recommend the cheaper models such as Vodafone R210 or R215, or technically better model Huawei E5786 4G Pocket router.