Peplink MAX Transit Pro Overview, Dual (CAT-7/12) Mobile Router 

We do have this in a bundle! mobilemusthave.com/pages/ultimate-road-warrior-vr2

We aren't experts in cisco GRE but if the cisco you have has multiple wan inputs the peplink can be put in ip passthrough mode and hand the wan ip directly to the cisco. Alternatively, if the cisco only has one wan source you could put the peplink between the existing wired wan source and the cisco and then enable drop-in mode on the peplink which will let the unit failover to cellular if the primary link fails. If your looking for advanced multi-wan functionality consider replacing the cisco with peplinks.

Band 71 would make a big difference for T-Mobile, wont matter too much for verizon or att. If i were adding to the duo id consider adding a br1 pro 5g to wan port for a 3rd modem and then utilizing speedfusion bonding to improve connections across 3 carriers. The only other reason to move from duo to pro would be for tmobile specific use or to add starlink later via the wan port and take advantage of the faster router throughput with speedfusion bonding combining wan port and cellular modems for a single more resilient, reliable connection. Chat with us if you have questions and we are here to help!

Primecare is locked to the device it is added to and cannot be transferred. Thanks for the great question!

Hi David, for portable use you probably would just need the router as it comes with small paddle antennas and an AC adapter. Roof antennas etc would not be required. If you wanted a bit more cellular signal you can look at a window mounted antenna option that would work in a hotel. The Parsec Falcon is a good choice. note one antenna is required for each cellular modem on the transit pro if you want to use both at the same time. mobilemusthave.com/products/parsec-falcon-2x2-mimo-lte-lightweight-antenna?_pos=1&_sid=459c89d34&_ss=r You will still also need a cellular data plan, possibly two depending on if you want to use both cellular modems at the same time. If you have more questions a team member can help you on chat as well to talk through options.

Yes! The trick is to turn off all other sources (disabled) except for the wifi as wan option. Connect to the wifi, the popup will come up, you can review the terms, then agree. Once connected, you can then move cellular or anything else back up into priority one.

The BR1 Pro Is a great option but it is a single modem. This Transit Pro Dual modem has two modems in. So you can run two sim cards at the same time where the BR1 Pro can only run one at the same time.

@@MobileMustHave OK. If both are 5G then it seems the Transit Pro Dual is the best option as I see no downsides compared to the BR1 Pro. Correct?

@@johnapplegate7284 this is an LTE dual modem device not a 5G device. We discuss the difference and trade-offs at around the 13:50 mark explaining the differences and also the costs of a dual 5G like the mbx mini ($7,000.00) so this is definitely the best value right now for dual modem support and you could technically add a 5G router down the road via the wan port. That is covered in the section on “router throughput” - Great question!

This is available in our Ultimate Road Warrior VR2 bundle here: mobilemusthave.com/pages/ultimate-road-warrior-vr2

@@MobileMustHave So now you made it. We became an Insider explore member a couple of minutes ago! and I dropped an email about ordering your bundle

@@michaelbarth4031 thanks! The routers are in stock so you should be all set and memberships discounts will show up in your cart. Our team will also get to your request asap!

So that you can switch between sims on a single modem for added redundancy and for certain customers that wish to have multiple data plans on the same modem for added GB capacity (for example two 100gb plans can give you 200gb on a single modem) . The router can also auto failover if cellular connection is lost on a modem for added redundancy. Great question!

it is hard to say. I dont know how you are testing to get 45mbps. the device you have impacts this as well as the data plan you have and carrier. All of those can greatly impact what a speed test shows. Peplink devices are designed for stability and reliability. The speed test might be the same, it might not, but the real need is a stable connection.

Yes, it will. We recommend reviewing the specifications doc found on the documentation tab on the product listing page. (Link in description) You then can compare the cell bands it supports to the cell bands your Canadian carrier uses. Thanks!

This is a dual modem device so both modems can run at the same time, and each modem has two sim slots for failover.