HooToo Wireless Travel Router with 3000mAh Battery , Micro Card Reader, USB Storage Wi-Fi Media Sharing, WiFi HotSpot HT-TM03

Product: HooToo Wireless Travel Router with 3000mAh Battery , Micro SD Card Reader, USB Storage Wi-Fi Media Sharing, WiFi HotSpot HT-TM03   We also sell power bank   RAVPower RP-PB08 3200mah, please click below picture.   Features: - USB file sharing to 4TB (compatible with all external USB drives). Easily stream movies and videos on your iPad without taking up valuable HDD storage space.
- A potable WiFi Router (wireless b/g/n, 150Mbps, AP/Router/Bridge) allows for a secure wireless connection that can be shared by multiple users.
- LED Battery Indicator is always ready to show you how much juice is left.   Specification:

1> CPU Frequency: Ralink RT5350/MIPS245KEc 360MHz

2> Wi-Fi: 802.11b/g/n, 2.4GHz

3>Speed: 720Mbps for 20MHz, 150Mbps for 40MHz

4>WAN Port: RJ45 Ethernet, 100Mbit/s

5> Antenna: 2dB (Wi-Fi component), 14dBi (main chip)

6>Input micro USB: 0.5A/1.0A/1.5A

7>Output USB 2.0: 5V 1A Max. for mobile devices

8>Dimension:  74*49*22 mm / 4.57x3.23x1.85 inches

9>Weight:  87.9g / 3.1oz

10) Certification: CE FCC RoHS

11) Warranty: 1 Year

  Product show:   Package includes: - 1 x TripMate Wireless Router / NAS
- 1 x USB cable
- 1 x User Manual
Remark:
• Please download HooToo WiFi Router APP first from iOS or Android app store before streaming NAS
• Create a wireless connection through HT-TM's AP/ WiFi Router/Bridge mode to have internet access. Otherwise you can only use it to streaming your NAS or as a power bank.

Definition:
• AP Mode: The WiFi Router is connected to a wired network and transforms the wired Internet access into wireless so that multiple devices can share the Internet. It works as an access point
• WiFi Router Mode: The router is connected to a DSL or cable modem and works as a regular router.
• Bridge Mode: the router borrows existing wireless Internet and broadcasts it using a different network name (SSID) and password. This application can create two individual networks for two groups of users sharing one Internet.