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High-speed internet access wherever you areWith ultra-fast 4G LTE technology, you can achieve downlink speeds of up to 150Mbps and uplink speeds of up to 50Mbps. So there's no need to slow down when you're on the move. Simply plug the 4G LTE USB adapter into your computer and access the Internet anywhere you can receive an LTE signal (also backwards compatible with HSPA, GSM, GPRS or EDGE data signal). The DWM-222 also hasa built-in antenna for a smooth and reliable connection, no matter where you are: a coffee shop, a business meeting, or a hotel. The DWM-222 is plug and play with its drivers built right into the modem, making installation both quick and easy. Just plug it into a USB port and the drivers install automatically, getting you up and running in no time. With the additional Connection Manager software, you can send and receive SMS messages without having to download additional software. The DWM-222 4G LTE USB adapter is small and slim enough to carry in your purse or pocket. It features a microSD card reader for optional removable storage (up to 32GB), so you always have your files and contacts at hand. With no batteries or extra cables or hardware, you can truly take it with you wherever you go. |
The local Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) quantifies the user's exposure to electromagnetic waves from the equipment concerned. The maximum permitted SAR is 2 W/kg for the head and trunk and 4 W/kg for the limbs.
All products sold on the LDLC.com website comply with this regulation. The SAR values of the products concerned are indicated on the product sheets in the technical data section.
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General information |
Product name |
D-Link DWM-222 |
Brand |
D-Link | |
Model |
DWM-222 | |
Router |
Modem/Router type |
Modem |
Network standard(s) |
4G (LTE) | |
Wireless |
Yes | |
Mesh Wi-Fi (mesh/multiroom network) |
No | |
Dual-Band |
No | |
IPv6 compatible |
No | |
Modem |
Integrated Modem |
Yes |
Modem standard |
4G LTE | |
Interface with the computer |
USB 2.0 | |
Physical characteristics |
Length |
103 mm |
Width |
34 mm | |
Height |
11.5 mm | |
Weight |
33 g | |
Trunk SAR |
1.13 W/kg | |
Extremities SAR |
1.13 W/kg | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 13 Sep 2016
The device is recognized and very easy to install, BUT does not work, cannot find the sim card even though it is well inserted, which works on any other device... for the moment, I am asking for an exchange.
I use it with a cord to avoid blocking the neighbouring USB socket (the width of the key overflows on the neighbouring sockets) and for more flexibility in its position (its length exceeds a little too much of a portable PC one risks to hang it and to tear it off)
Isolated in the countryside, with the technical impossibility of having a suitable ADSL box..... I was at risk of having only satellite internet as a solution.
This key selected by LDLC works perfectly and very easily with a great interface (you can even receive SMS messages....). The hardest part for me was to open its little cover.... and to know how to insert the SIM card....
After that it's a real treat (provided the mobile network is consistent, just check the coverage of each operator on the Internet): Videos already, and tomorrow I'll try Skype. Better than with my old ADSL box...
Thank you D-LINK for this jewel. Thank you LDLC for your selection!
After inserting a 3G/4G SIM card with an unlimited package, I can connect from my Windows PC or laptop and have an Internet connection that is over 10 Mbps. This is much faster than using my FreeBox. Where a game would take 11.5 hours to download, I was able to download it with this USB stick in less than 25 minutes. That makes a big difference. And it's also a classic USB stick by adding a 32GB SD card.
I switched from 3G to 4G by plugging this D-Link DWM-222 modem overhead via a USB extension cable (I live under the transmitter).
In addition to allowing a mobile connection (provided there is a network), I use it mainly on virtualized systems. It allows me to connect to the web independently of the host system.
I regret however that it is not compatible with Linux (maybe by setting up a Wifi connection)
