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Peplink MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 vs Cradlepoint IBR1700-1200M

	Peplink MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 MAX-BR1-PRO-GLTE-S-T-PRM	Cradlepoint IBR1700-1200M MAA1-1700120B-NA
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Rating
Manufacturer	Peplink	CradlePoint ↓
Price	$699.00	$1,615.00
Popularity	Extremely popular	Is gaining interest
Connectivity↑
No. of Cellular Connectors	4	4
No. of WiFi Connectors	2	6
No. of GPS Connectors	1	1
Cellular Connector	SMA Female	SMA Female
WiFi Connector	RP-SMA Female	RP-SMA Female
GPS Connector	SMA Female	SMA Female
Modem↑
4G/LTE Support	Yes	Yes
5G Support	No	No
C-Band Support	No	No
FirstNet Support	Yes	Yes
APAC Support	No	No
mmWave Support	No	No
Networking↑
No. of LAN Ports	2	4
No. of WAN Ports	1	1
No. of Fiber (SFP) Ports	0	0
No. of Serial Ports	0	1
Ports Configurable as LAN/WAN	Yes	Yes
USB Port		WAN
WiFi Support	WiFi 6	WiFi 5
Cellular↑
No. of Embedded Modems	1	1
SIM Card Size	4FF	2FF
eSIM Support	Yes	No
Antennas Included	Yes	No
Modem Expansion Slot	No	Yes
Modem Replaceable	No	No
Antenna Frequency	4G/LTE Band 71 (600Mhz) 4G/LTE Band 12/13/17/29 (700mhz) 4G/LTE Band 14 (FirstNet) 4G/LTE Band 5/26 (850MHz) 4G/LTE Band 3 (1800MHz) 4G/LTE Band 2/25 (1900MHz) 4G/LTE Band 4/66 (1700/2100MHz) 4G/LTE Band 41 (2500MHz) 4G/LTE Band 7 (2600MHz)	4G/LTE Band 71 (600Mhz) 4G/LTE Band 12/13/17/29 (700mhz) 4G/LTE Band 14 (FirstNet) 4G/LTE Band 5/26 (850MHz) 4G/LTE Band 3 (1800MHz) 4G/LTE Band 2/25 (1900MHz) 4G/LTE Band 4/66 (1700/2100MHz) 4G/LTE Band 41 (2500MHz) 4G/LTE Band 7 (2600MHz)
Certified Carrier	AT&T T-Mobile Verizon FirstNet	AT&T UScellular Verizon FirstNet Verizon Frontline
Features↑
FIPS Certified	No	Yes
Cloud Management Included	Yes	Yes
Bluetooth	No	No
Bonding Support	Yes	No
IP Passthrough	Yes	Yes
Size↑
Length (in)	5.08	8.8
Width (in)	5.78	7.5
Height (in)	1.15	1.7
Misc.↑
WAN Throughput Speed	1 Gbps	940 mbps
Weight (lb)	1.5	3.7
Minimum Temperature (F)	-40	-22
Maximum Temperature (F)	149	158
Material	Metal	Ruggedized Metal
Power Input	10V-30V	9-36 VDC steady state input (vehicle installations with 9-24 VDC requires 3A inline fuse, >24 VDC re
Country of Origin	Taiwan	Taiwan
Additional Info↑
Service Items	View Available Service Items
Compatible Antennas	Show Compatible Antennas	Show Compatible Antennas
PDFs	pepwave br1 pro cat20 datasheet(11472).pdf pepwave max br1 pro datasheet(7245).pdf Pepwave MAX BR1 Pro User Manual (6994) .pdf	Cradlepoint-IBR1700(14021).pdf IBR1700 Mobile Router Quick Start Guide(14021) (1).pdf IBR1700 Mobile Router Quick Start Guide(14021).pdf IBR900 Mobile Router Quick Start Guide(14021).pdf
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5Gstore Summary	The MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 is an emerging favourite that 5Gstore sells. 99.08% of the customers that purchase keep this router. Based on customer traffic, the MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 extremely popular. There are 5 reviews for this product. The MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 has 1 internal modem. The MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 has same number of internal modems as the IBR1700-1200M so this is a good comparison.	The IBR1700-1200M is a niche selection that 5Gstore sells. 100% of the customers that purchase keep this router. Based on customer traffic, the IBR1700-1200M is gaining interest. The IBR1700-1200M has 1 internal modem. The IBR1700-1200M has same number of internal modems as the MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 so this is a good comparison.

Peplink MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 vs Cradlepoint IBR1700-1200M

When comparing the Peplink MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 and the Cradlepoint IBR1700-1200M, it's important to consider their key features and capabilities. The Peplink MAX BR1 Pro Cat 20 offers lightning-fast 5G connectivity and advanced security features, making it an ideal choice for businesses looking for reliable and secure internet access. On the other hand, the Cradlepoint IBR1700-1200M boasts a rugged design and high-speed LTE connectivity, making it a great option for outdoor and remote deployments. Ultimately, the best choice will depend on your specific needs and requirements.

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