I would send it back and ask for a new one. Because the 5G lights up for me. If you have a 5G network SIM card, the white LED should light up constantly. At least that's how it is for me.

No, the router does not support time-controlled switching on/off of the WLAN. Only manual on/off in the user interface is possible.

Yes, you can use a nano sim card and the relatively strong and new 5G chipset in this router combined with the built-in antennas should give similar rates to a 5G smartphone. Return during 30 days in opened OVP with everything clean again possible. You will be refunded a maximum of 90% of the purchase price.

I don't know, but you could switch on a timer that switches off and on again between 04:00 and 05:00. That way you have your reboot too.

No. Only the integrated ones.

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To install a VPN like NordVPN on the Xiaomi 5G CPE Pro, it's important to check whether the router supports VPN functionality. - The Xiaomi 5G CPE Pro uses the MiWiFi ROM operating system, which is based on OpenWRT. OpenWRT is an operating system that can be customised and extended to support VPN functionality. - However, the product specification does not explicitly mention any built-in VPN functionality. It should be checked whether the router's current firmware can be updated or modified to support VPN connections. In summary, although the Xiaomi 5G CPE Pro uses an operating system that could theoretically support VPNs, there is no clear confirmation that this specific model is compatible with NordVPN or other VPN services without a custom firmware configuration or update. It would be advisable to consult Xiaomi's official resources or contact their support for more specific information.

The device does not have a SIM lock, so it works without problems in many European countries. However, there are tariffs that block hotspots depending on the supplier, or you have to choose the correct tariff.

Hi, I understand that the guest point is not supported, which is very strange

The version of the Xiaomi 5G CPE Pro you have is version 2. This is confirmed by the answers to customer questions on the Galaxus site, where it says that the version currently shipping is version 2, which is also mesh-capable.

Yes, this is now the V2 that is mesh-capable. Otherwise you have 30 days right of return^^

There is a 30-day right of return. If the original packaging has been opened, a 100% discount will be charged. You can find all information here: https://www.galaxus.ch/de/guide/7

The Xiaomi 5G CPE Pro could be a good option for your needs, especially if you live in an area with poor broadband connection. ### Powerful Wi-Fi router for SIM cards - The Xiaomi 5G CPE Pro supports 5G SA/NSA and 4G LTE and can convert 4G/5G signals into Wi-Fi signals, which is ideal for areas without broadband connection. ### Range and performance - The router features Wi-Fi 6 technology, which can achieve a theoretical maximum speed of up to 5378 Mbps. This is particularly useful for demanding applications such as downloading large files or streaming 4K videos. - The OFDMA and MU-MIMO technologies enable simultaneous data transmission to up to 16 devices with low latency, ensuring smooth use of multiple devices at the same time. ### Home office requirements - The router offers a stable and fast Internet connection that is particularly suitable for the home office. The 160MHz bandwidth and support for IEEE 802.11ax ensure high speed and low latency, which is essential for online conferencing, cloud applications and other work-related tasks. ### Additional functions - The router features flue-style heat dissipation, which ensures efficient cooling, and also offers NFC support for easy connections with Android devices. - It supports mesh networking with up to 10 Xiaomi Wi-Fi 6 routers, providing comprehensive coverage of your home. Overall, the Xiaomi 5G CPE Pro provides the necessary performance and stability you need for your home office, especially in areas with poor broadband connection.

This is version 2 of this router.🫡

Where I live, 5G works normally, but perhaps your operator doesn't offer 5G with your subscription.

Yes, of course. Why not? Insert your Spanish SIM and you're good to go. Have fun.

I have the exact same problem!!! 🤬

Deactivate the sim pin code!

As far as roaming is concerned, I can activate or deactivate this option on my Sim operator's portal. As for the rest, have you been to https://router.miwifi.com and then, once you've connected to your Xiaomi router, to "Advanced" > "Network Settings" > "Mobile Network Settings" > "Cellular Network" > "Enable"?

Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything and the manufacturer doesn't mention the functions I was looking for. I recommend that you contact the manufacturer directly to obtain detailed information: https://helpcenter.mi-store.ch/de/support/tickets/new

The way I see it, the differences are not significant. However, the V2 model is certainly the newer and in some respects better model. Here are some of the main differences: - The V2 has all ranges from WIFI1 to WIFI6, the other only WIFI6 - The V2 also has WPA3-PSK encryption - The transmission rate of the mobile network is 3400 Mbit/s for the V2 and "only" 1000 Mbit/s for the other model In terms of the specs, I would go for the V2, which is even cheaper.

This may be due to limitations imposed by your telephone operator.

You can adjust the signal strength in the settings between "High", "Standard" and "Low". I can't say what this means for the range. However, I think that in an open space, without walls, it would be more than 5 metres even at Low.

yes... as far as I know you have to I hadn't found any other option either ...

No, not with this model

yes, you can configure the two differently or "bridged", same network SSID and the router uses 2.4 or 5 depending on the best connection.