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Netgear M5200 vs Huawei CPE Pro 2

mikeliuk
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Which is the better 5G router between the Netgear M5200 (currently seen as low as GBP 520 on Amazon) and the Huawei CPE Pro 2 (currently seen as low as GBP 370 on Amazon) ?

 

What are the advantages and disadvantages of these compared to each other? I currently cannot find a good comparison online although there are reviews of each individually.

 

Noting one interesting piece of info: https://community.ee.co.uk/t5/Other-phones-gadgets-tablets-and/Huawei-CPE-Pro-Netgear-M2/m-p/850138/...

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Leanne_T
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Hi @mikeliuk 

 

Thanks for coming to the community 🙂

 

Is there anything in particular you are looking for from the router, that might help other users provide some advice?

 

@Peter_C may have some knowledge on both of these routers and provide some help when online 🙂

 

I hope you find the information you are looking for.

 

Leanne.

 

I guess configurability and performance come to mind.

 

From looking at the individual reviews, it seems that the Netgear MR5200 displays more useful information regarding the mobile signal. I have the Netgear MR1100 and like the ability to offload to another wifi network (intended to be a fixed line route to the internet).

 

Just found a nice summary table although I've not yet checked its accuracy: https://router-switch.com/pdf/netgear-m5-mr5200-5g-mobile-wifi-router-datasheet.pdf

 

It retails for between GBP 700 and GBP 520 so it's a long way off affordable yet. 😁

 

Edit: I've typoed the Netgear model name in the subject but oh well.

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Any more information on which one is better?