Huawei 5G Mobile WiFi seen at MWC 2019

We spotted one of Huawei’s 5G device, the 5G Mobile WiFi, that launched a few months back at the Mobile World Congress 2019 in Shanghai, China.

Introduced back in February, this device comes with a touch screen display, 5G connectivity with data transfer rates of up to 4.6 Gbit/s, WiFi 6, and 8,000mAh battery with 40W super charge technology. Given its large battery capacity, the device can also serve as a power bank as it supports reverse wireless charging.

Up top are the power button and the volume rocker while at the bottom is the 5G SIM card slot, USB Type-C port, and a small hole for resetting the device.

Huawei 5G Mobile WiFi specs:

Balong 5000 chip
5G up to 4.6Gbps speed
Wi-Fi 6 (ax)
Mobile GAme Acceleration
8,000mAh battery w/ 40W super fast charge technology
Reverse wireless charging

Huawei has yet to announce its pricing and availability so stay tuned.

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Vaughn Chua

Vaughn is your go-to person when it comes to comparing gadgets especially smartphones. He's also a gamer by heart and the "Hackerman" of the team.

2 Comments

siko says:

6 years ago

Can reach up to 4.6Ghz speeds? Hahahaha
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RichardTM says:

6 years ago

Do you know which 5G frequency band the huawei 5G mobile WiFi support?
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