Why is eSIM not mentioned in the user guide? GL-E5800 (Mudi 7) - GL.iNet Router Docs 4
Because it's the same procedure for all eSIM compatible devices: eSIM Management - GL.iNet Router Docs 4
No matter if there is an internal eSIM chip or you bought a physical eSIM.
@neuen I assume to know what product you talk about, you might be right. But so far from what I read they still struggle to fix some serious bugs - has been announced more than a year ago! And if you read even specs have changed in the meantime. It was announced with 5.95 GB/s maximum download speed and now it is 5.15 GB/s. So will it ever hit the market is a pretty open question.
Got a US version super early bird last night.
N41/77/78 bands support can basically cover 5G coverage in urban around the world. But lacking of N79 support is a little bit disappointing. I am wondering if there would be a “Mudi 7 Pro” in the future to have X75 modem to have full 4G/5G broadband support like ZTE U60 Pro.
The X72 has been confirmed.
Other information is still pending confirmation from the relevant partners, who may not respond soon.
Unfortunately, the world is round.
Why do you say that about the N41/77/78 bands?
But not a word about this in the user guide? eSIM is mentioned in all other eSIM compatible user guides. Interface guide’s eSIM Management does not mention Mudi 7 in Supported Models: eSIM Management - GL.iNet Router Docs 4
Just not updated yet. Trust me, it supports eSIM. I heard it somewhere
Yes, the Mudi 7 have built-in eSIM support.
We haven't had time to update all the documentation yet.
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I searched for the major 5G bands used in different countries including Japan, Korea, China, India, French, UK and US. N41/77/78 bands are the widely used by different carriers.
The major difference between US and EU version is that EU version supports N1/28 which helps to get a better 5G coverage in rural area.
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Please forgive me, but how do you know that the N41/77/78 bands are widely used in urban Eurasian networks?
thanks you Bruce
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Let’s take 5G bands in Korea as an example. First, I check 5G bands available in Korea on website like frequencycheck.com or spectrum-tracker, find that N78 are operated by 3 major carriers. Second, I google any possible news and benchmark results for N78 broadband in Korea, I find some speedtest screenshots and comments on the N78 performance in certain Korea cities. The search result is the same for 5G in France. In Japan and China, N77/78 are the major 5G bands for carriers. You can also search the result simply with AI.
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When will reviews of the Mudi 7 be shown? There have been beta testers since December. When will those reviews be available?
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I'm curious about the heat during operation; the Beryl 7 already gets very warm, but it has an active cooler which counteracts this.
Do you guys plan to sell screen protectors or TS9 antennas? When can we buy them?
Mudi 7 does not heat at all. I put it in my bag and use it all the time without problem.
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Nice to hear. I‘m excited to Test my Mudi 
Thank you for sharing such exciting news!
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