The TP-Link TL-MR3020 is a portable 3G/3.75G wireless N router. And we like it: read our TP-Link TL-MR3020 review to find out why.

Overall, best product of its type.

The TP-Link MR3020 is a compact 3G router that lets you share your wireless 3G dongle with more than one Wi-Fi-enabled device. You can also share a cable or ADSL modem's connection via the router's Ethernet port, use it as a Wi-Fi bridge to connect a wired Ethernet device to your wireless network,...

Bought this TL-MR3020 around 1 month back from flipkart. My purpose was to use it with my MTS data card and create a wifi hotspot. The firmware supports all Indian network providers, so configuration is not an issue.

wish they made pre-made power tips for different brands of i.p.

Ive been doing I.P; camera installs for years, and if your using Foscam PTZs {or similar type} 5volt , these things are AWSOME! they are very LOW HEAT, and the "splitter" end is small enough to fit in a 4x4x2 box,and still have room to put the wires and plug from your camera in=) Perfect

the tip that comes with the "SPLITTER "end , doesnt fit ANY I.P; camera ive ever seen; {no biggy tho} Just cut the tip from the power supply that comes with your I.P.

I buy this product to be able to share my 3g internet connection with all my other devices, mobile phone, laptop, a pc, my tv all in the same time!! It is very compact and elegand it has excellent support and it does what it says it does!!

Mobile (or 3G) broadband lets you get online wherever you have a phone signal, without having to worry about finding and connecting to a potentially insecure public Wi-Fi hotspot.

Public Wifi hotspots are very convenient, but if there is no handy hotspot nearby, TP-Link's TL-MR3020 could be the answer. This connects to the internet using 3G mobile broadband, then shares the connection with any Wifi-enabled device.

A great travel router that’s let down by its inability to recognise some 3G modems