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tchart

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#320062 2-Jul-2025 10:52
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Interested in real-world use and whether its worth upgrading for Skinny fixed wireless.

 

Currently using B818 and usually get around 150Mbps.

 

I did try the Smart Modem 2 a while back, but speeds were way worse.

 

 


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  #3392185 8-Jul-2025 23:06
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Yes me. And my experience is not great, aside from amazing range. I'm using mine with Spark, but it's the same device & network.




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Thanks. Yeah it seems to not be an improvement. 


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