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US Cellular currently offers this model as part of its fixed wireless internet service, but is not yet shipping to consumer-accessible vendors. Note that this model does not have a USB port for tethering. 2x TS-9 ports for an external cellular antenna.

1x RJ-11 port for VoLTE voice phones (this port is not currently enabled but will be activated in a future firmware release).3x Ethernet LAN ports (1x 5 Gbps port and 2x 1 Gbps ports).Simultaneous dual-band Wi-Fi that supports the Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) standard with internal 4x4 MU-MIMO antennas and support for up to 128 clients.Here are the major features for this model: Like the FX models, FG2000 is single-SIM and the FG2000e is dual-SIM. This is a bigger cousin to the FX2000 that includes different features in a similar-looking, but larger, design. Wavemaker FG2000 & FG2000e The back panel of the Wavemaker FG2000e The dual-SIM model is now available at some major cellular gear vendors for $699. The single-SIM FX2000 model is an available option for T-Mobile Home Office Internet, a fixed-location business service, and is also sold by MobileBigFoot with their data plans. 2x external TS-9 antenna ports for an external 2x2 MIMO antenna.1x USB C port that supports USB-tethering out to other routers.Simultaneous dual-band Wi-Fi that supports the Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) standard with internal 2x2 MU-MIMO antennas.In terms of form-factor and utility, this model is akin to a large mobile hotspot device, only lacking an internal battery. The only difference is that the FX2000e version has two SIM slots that can auto-switch from one SIM to another when a connection goes down. The Wavemaker FX2000 comes in two varieties - the standard FX2000 and the FX2000e. The Wavemaker product line has four models that are available now or coming to market soon that are of potential interest to nomads, RVers and cruisers: Wavemaker FX2000 & FX2000e The back panel of the Wavemaker FX2000e The Wavemaker 5G modem supports all the major cellular bands in use today. For more on 5G chipsets and 5G technology, see our most recent 5G industry update.ДЄdditionally, the 5G modem also includes support for LTE at Cat-22 performance, which is at the pinnacle of what 4G/LTE can offer. As a second-generation 5G chipset, the X55 can give a true 5G experience but doesn't come with all the features and capabilities that will be available for 5G in the future. The modem, like most 5G modems available in hotspots and routers today, is based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon X55 chipset. The new C-Band spectrum, band n77, is also supported - and the modem can operate in both non-standalone and standalone mode, depending on the available bands. The modem is quite capable, supporting sub-6GHz 5G and the promise of millimeter-wave 5G support in the future.

Is the Wavemaker Line Viable for Mobile Users?ДЄll the Wavemaker models use the same core 5G modem module, based on the same modem design that powers the M2000 and M2100 mobile hotspots.Д«ut the available bands and other features may be different, depending on the model and region it's sold in.

We've got all the details on the various Wavemaker options that are now trickling out to market.

Though the Wavemaker line is targeting enterprises and small businesses, some nomads might find the features and pricing appealing if they are trying to add 5G capabilities to their connectivity arsenals.

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Inseego is a very well-known company in the mobile cellular space, one that is most associated with manufacturing mobile hotspot devices for Verizon including 5G models like the M2000 (including the MiFi M2000 and M2100) series and 4G-era Top Picks like the 8800L.Д«ut Inseego is expanding its product lineup with an eye toward the enterprise market, and it has now come out with a new line of 'Wavemaker' enterprise-focused 5G gateways and routers.

Some Wavemaker models might be worth considering for nomads, RVers and cruisers.

The Wavemaker line includes a variety of form factors, all based on the same 2000-series 5G modem.

The Inseego Wavemaker is a new line of 5G cellular gateways and routers, targeting the enterprise market.

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