ZTE U10S Pro Blue, 4G MiFi Router, portable travel Wi-Fi, lowcost, SIM slot unlocked, connects 32 Devices, 3000mAh 10hr Battery life, roams on all world networks, no configuration required

Incredible little router with WIFI6 on board, connects without an issue or additional settings to 4G mobile network, easy to setup, no issues connecting devices, long range as for battery powered, very fast connection. Great piece for the price!!!

Happy with purchase, good product and would recommend to anyone. Bought ZTE U10S Pro with Three Data PAYO SIM (did not used Smarty SIM that came with it), took 5 minutes to assembled, easy and worked straight away; tried with my laptop wireless WIFI and wired with USB C and my 4G mobile phone all worked fine, internet speed was faster than blink of my eye. Nice neat small package for pocket - well done ZTE!

I've been looking at getting a hotspot for a while, and I didn't want to comit to a contract. This device is perfect for my intended use and comes with a Smarty Sim, where I live Internet service isn't very reliable. Sometimes it cuts off halfway or beginning of the month, which means my smart tv & gaming console become bricks. Plus I have to use my mobile data for calls etc, since its already better than the WiFi provided. Faster too! I downloaded the App for the device incase it needed a firm/software update, seems to come up to date overall very impressed & satisfied with it & was worth it.

Easy to setup and connect too. Connectivity and simple functions with what appears to be a good battery life.

The battery life in the ZTE U10S Pro is very good but the overall speed is very appalling in some cases such as coverage and signal strength where the ZTE U10S Pro will have lower coverage than a phone. Take in mind that this is 4G so speeds will be very low compared to 5G. Normal web browsing and video streaming is good but intense tasks such as downloading apps or remote playing on Xbox or PlayStation will of course be unbearable. I am unsure if a 4G phone will be better than the ZTE U10S Pro however, the build quality is great and sturdy and replacing the battery and taking off the back lid is easy. Just don’t expect a lot from the ZTE U10S Pro but when on trips etc. it can come in handy or if you are with family.

Model: U10S Pro Blue Although this comes with a Smarty SIM card (which uses the Three network) ready to register for a suitable plan, I initially tested it with a Giffgaff SIM card from my phone (using the O2 network) and it just worked. Connected to wifi, got internet through the SIM, no problem. Where this one is required, though, is a location where EE gives far better coverage than the other networks, so I ordered a spusu SIM with 10GB data plan. Not a data-only SIM, just an ordinary phone SIM. That arrived and worked straight away. Note that spusu's Ts+Cs have a rule barring use "as an alternative to home broadband", but this rule (still in force in September 2025) pertains only to "unlimited voice, texts and data" plans, which a 10GB plan is obviously not. Power comes from an internal 3000mAh LiPo battery, but it also has a USB-C connector on the bottom edge, used for both charging the battery and providing extended runtime either from mains or a power bank. Although it comes with a small charging cable I've used a right-angled 2 metre cable which lets me balance the U10S Pro upright on a sash window to maximise 4G signal reception. The nano-SIM slot is under the battery, note that to release the SIM there are two slightly raised prongs just below the slot; push these down with one fingernail and a second fingernail can be used to nudge the nano-SIM down over them. The U10S Pro's front panel controls are basic, but give you enough information to get you connected. If you need to log into the web interface, the password is under the lid. Top tip for opening the lid: use the outer plastic of a full-sized SIM (the credit card-sized bit) in the slot on the edge. The web interface gives some more information (including cell signal strength, ID and so on) and control, allowing you to set the data bundle limit which will then be reflected in the on-screen display, the power output of the wifi (less power = more battery life), the channel used and so on. It's got SMS send/receive functionality via the web interface but I've not been able to test this successfully; although it received two automatic messages from spusu, a test message sent to two mobile numbers didn't come through. One thing missing is the ability to keep the screen on when running on USB power, hopefully something that gets added in a future firmware release as it'd be nice to have an at-a-glance view of speed and usage without having to poke the buttons on it. Another feature only partly-implemented is the data bundle warning limit, where you can set a percentage at which point it will notify you "somehow", but doesn't have any settings to do anything useful like fire off a text message alert.

I ordered a one month unlimited data micro usb card to go with this hub and, after charging the ZTE U10S Pro, inserted the micro usb card following the instructions that came with the unit. After inputting the password I was able to link it to my phone and iPad easily and access the internet. We took it on holiday and it performed perfectly, often having four devices linked to it at once. Easy to set up and fast enough for streaming videos it is an excellent standalone piece of kit. Recommended for ease of setup and use. A great buy!

Useless. My 5 year old mi10 gives like 80 mbps WiFi speed on hotspot and this even doesn't reach 20. This is With Vodafone in UK. I took this to Thailand the 5g sim is giving under 20 on this and on MI phone it was over 100.with local sim. I think it's the technology its using. Better buy a old android 5g phone. Then spending money on this