Telstra Smart Modem Gen 3: get connected (review) - GadgetGuy
Jun 21, 2022 · Moving to the next room, the Gen 3’s 5 GHz strengths begin to shine through, seemingly at the expense of the 2.4 GHz network. Signal strength drops to 75% (5 GHz) and 82% (2.4 GHz) bands. This beats the Gen 2’s 70% 5 GHz signal, but doesn’t quite keep up with the Gen 2’s 85% 5 GHz signal.
Motorola G14 review: affordable smartphone hits the spot
Sep 25, 2023 · 8.3. Buy on Amazon. Covering the basics without breaking the bank, the Motorola G14 is the sweet spot for those shopping on a very tight budget. While it’s great to own the latest flagship smartphone with all the bells and whistles, often the feature set and price tag are far beyond the needs of many people. These days there’s a great range ...
Ultimate hotspot – Nighthawk M6 Pro (review) - GadgetGuy
Oct 8, 2022 · The Nighthawk M6 Pro mobile router is a Telstra 5G battery-powered hotspot with lightning-fast internet speed via Wi-Fi 6 or ethernet. A mobile hotspot can be purchased from a supermarket for as little as $29, so to spend $749 is a big jump. This jump, however, adds a load of features from battery to internet speed to the number of devices you ...
Caravanner’s guide to connecting to the internet anywhere
Jul 5, 2022 · Communication ranges. UHF Radio – 1 watt power up to 7km, 5 watts of power for up to 17km; 3G or 4G mobile phone – in a perfect environment may allow you to make a call 24km from a mobile phone tower. (Note that a 5G signal is designed for about 500m). Internet is available at high speeds, capable of streaming video.
Oppo A79 5G review: a day in the sun - GadgetGuy
Feb 26, 2024 · Oppo A79 5G first impressions. Out of the box, the Oppo A79 5G feels a bit heavy and bulky, although that’s perhaps forgivable when you’re presented with a very generous 6.72-inch display. Less impressive is the 1080 x 2400 pixel resolution, which perhaps matches the price tag but seems a little low considering the screen size.
Starlink Standard Kit review: connect from anywhere - GadgetGuy
Jun 18, 2024 · Mobile (Roam): Designed for travellers who connect from different locations, e.g. RV use. Standard Hardware: $599. Monthly Australia: $174 unlimited data for use anywhere in Australia (vehicle cannot exceed 16km/hr) *I used this plan for this review. Monthly Global: $300 unlimited data for use anywhere in the world.
Best Android phones $100-1000 – most are now 5G - GadgetGuy
Oct 6, 2021 · Best Android phones for $1000+ (5G) There are run-outs here like the Galaxy Note 20 (Telstra only), Galaxy Flip (Gen 1) and early the 2021 Samsung Galaxy S21 series 128/256 $1249/1349. Vivo x60 Pro 9.4/10 256GB $1099 with a gimbal stabilised camera, all sub-6Ghz/5G low-bands and SD870 is very impressive.
Fetch Box – Simplify TV viewing in the streaming age (review)
Jul 23, 2021 · There are currently three Fetch boxes. Mighty 4K $449 – 1Tb hard drive. Mini 4K (WiFi 6 AX) $199. Mini FHD $169. The Fetch Mini is a TV tuner (needs an aerial) and up to FHD (1080p) internet streaming. For 4K TV owners for $30 more, you can access 4K content. But be aware that 4K steaming chews up data:
Nokia X20 5G – an alright phone (review) - GadgetGuy
Sep 1, 2021 · It is now 6/10. If you compare the Nokia X20 5G with the older reviews above, reduce them by two points. It starts at a 6/10 as it meets all expectations for a fit for purpose. We add Nokia’s only class-leading features – a three-year warranty and Android update policy (same as the OPPO Find X3 Lite). Nokia X20 5G.
Cheapest Telstra SIM-only plans with the best coverage in Australia
Jun 12, 2024 · Cheapest prepaid Telstra SIM-only plan. As it currently stands, $35 is the cheapest SIM-only plan through Telstra with at least a 28-day recharge cycle. With it comes unlimited calls and SMS in Australia, plus some included credit for international calls. For $35, you get 35 GB of data for the first three recharges before it reverts to the ...