Netgear 341U USB Modem for WAN

nnadmin

Has anyone successfully used this modem with a USG? If not, what recent USB modem have you successfully used?  The Zyxel spreadsheets are kind of outdated.

nnadmin

Technically they can work on Verizon's(and only Verizon's) old bands; though there is not much coverage where this needs to be used.  Note, the newest device you listed has not been sold by the carrier in 5 years.  Netgear seems to be the only vendor introducing new USB modems in the North American/US market.  For this location, Sprint has excellent coverage in Bands 25, 26, and 41; and, the other three carriers, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon, have good coverage with the newer LTE Advanced bands.
 
I will add a post in ideas.

Zyxel_Charlie

@nnadmin
For the 3G dongle support list, you can check on this link which official web site updated on 5.2.2017.
Link:
https://www.zyxel.com/support/download_landing/product/usg110_210_310_2.shtml?c=gb&l=en&pid=20140508100957&tab=_G_Dongle_Document&pname=USG110/210/310
Charlie

nnadmin

That was the outdated spreadsheet I was referring to.  Since mobile hardware is updated about once a year and Zyxel's formal evaluation process lags the release of new hardware, the items on the official list are either discontinued or they don't work with the US bands.  That was why I asked about the Netgear 341U; it was made for the US bands, has been out long enough that someone may have used it, and is most importantly still available.

Zyxel_Charlie

@nnadmin
The 4G dongle "USB551L","UML290" or "UML295"  can work on US bands and these dongles are supported by USG series.

Regarding to your request 4G Dongle-Netgear 341U is not on spreadsheets, so you may use the dongles which I mentioned. 

For the dongle "Netgear 341U", you could raise your request on the ideas section.

Charlie

nnadmin

Technically they can work on Verizon's(and only Verizon's) old bands; though there is not much coverage where this needs to be used.  Note, the newest device you listed has not been sold by the carrier in 5 years.  Netgear seems to be the only vendor introducing new USB modems in the North American/US market.  For this location, Sprint has excellent coverage in Bands 25, 26, and 41; and, the other three carriers, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon, have good coverage with the newer LTE Advanced bands.
 
I will add a post in ideas.