@miroslavbucek Yes, it's a Chinese device connected to the Internet, but so was the previous Huawei modem. Not happy about it, but by the time my data gets to the modem, it's all encrypted.

Which 5G modem can be placed indoors and can be connected to an external antenna via an ethernet cable? The other two I'm aware of are Mikrotik ATL 5G R16, which is sadly much slower than NE200, and Zyxel FWA-710, which is sadly almost twice as expensive.

Note that although it's called router, I use it only as an antenna/modem. It's connected to Unifi Dream Machine, so isolated from the home network by NAT and UDM does all the heavy lifting.

@miroslavbucek Ubiquiti U-LTE-Pro is sadly only LTE. I'm paying for 1 Gbps and get real speeds 550-650 Mbps. There are many LTE modems to choose from, but I don't want a device that can only run at 1/6 of the speed I'm paying for. At the moment there are very few 5G modems. Like 3-4 you can use outdoors.

I'm not much concerned about getting disconnected remotely. I have a fallback WAN connected to UDM (with a much lower speed, but useable) and 3 phones to use if necessary.

But yeah, as I said I'm not super happy about buying a Chinese device and I'm willing to pay 20-30% extra for non-Chinese, but if the only comparable non-Chinese option is 100% extra, it's too much even for me.

But in the end, it’s always cheaper to vote with your wallet than later with weapons. Why are Chinese devices so cheap? Because they don’t care about the environment or people - and the strategic ones are even subsidized by a totalitarian regime.

A great manufacturer is the Lithuanian company Teltonika:
teltonika-networks.com/product…

Their devices have inputs for external antennas.

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