Description
The TP-Link N 4G LTE 300Mbps Wireless Router is a SIM-based wireless router that connects to Kenya’s mobile networks (4G LTE) to provide shared Wi-Fi internet access without the need for a fixed-line broadband connection. It is the connectivity solution for homes, offices, and locations where fibre or DSL broadband is unavailable, unreliable, or simply not yet installed.
4G LTE Internet Anywhere in Kenya
By accepting any standard SIM card, the TP-Link 4G LTE router turns Kenya’s extensive mobile data coverage into a shared Wi-Fi network. In urban areas like Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu where 4G coverage is strong, the router provides fast, reliable shared internet access. In peri-urban and rural areas where fibre has not yet reached, the router enables office connectivity, remote work, and household internet access wherever 4G signal is available. It works with Safaricom, Airtel, and Telkom data SIMs, and allows providers to be switched freely.
Share Your 4G Connection with the Whole Home or Office
Rather than using multiple mobile data bundles across multiple phones, the 4G LTE router shares a single SIM’s data connection wirelessly with all connected devices simultaneously. Laptops, smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and desktop computers all connect to the router’s Wi-Fi and share the 4G connection. 300Mbps of wireless N capacity handles 5 to 10 connected devices for everyday internet tasks.
Dual Antennas for Better Signal Reception
Two external antennas improve both 4G LTE signal reception in areas of moderate coverage and Wi-Fi distribution around the home or office. For locations at the edge of 4G coverage, the dual-antenna design can make a meaningful difference in connection stability.
Ideal For
Homes and offices without fixed broadband, rural locations with 4G coverage, construction sites, temporary office setups, travellers, and businesses using mobile data as a primary or backup internet connection.
Order the TP-Link 4G LTE Router from NexaTech in Nairobi today and enjoy delivery and warranty across Kenya.
