Speed Up Slow Pocket Wifi

How to speed up slow smart pocket wifi?

Smart Bro Pocket wifi device with the model ZTE MF65M actually has a 4G/HPSA+ speed, then why some of business internet providers & plans on our location are experiencing super slow internet? This post will help you to boost or speed up your internet connection or speed up the signal sensor of your Smartbro pocket wifi, especially for gaming or streaming online.

How to make the connection of Smartbro pocket wifi device fast? I actually experienced super slow internet connection before even though the smart bro pocket wifi already receiving 4bars signal. I already tried to disconnect and connect it, Change Apn setting to Smartbro and to other available smart Apns but still the same. Also, Tried to set it into 3G/4G only but the problem still persists.
Here's what I did to make it fast,



First, log in to GUI by typing 192.168.1.1 on the URL of your browser, any web browser installed on your phone or maybe computer/laptop is okay.

How to fix GUI or smart bro portal not working?

And then put your GUI password, if you're not familiar with the password, the default is smart bro. After logging in go to settings tab. 



Note: You need to Disconnect the connection first so you can able to edit the setting. How? Just click the Disconnect button on the left side on the GUI. *See the screenshot below*

SMART BRO GUI

on settings tab, go to Network setting and then set the Network Selection to automatic and choose 

3G/4G-HSPA+ then apply

SMARTBRO SETTING TAB

After that, go to Wifi Settings and then click Advanced Settings and then change the Channel Bandwidth into 20MHz/40MHz and Frequency Channel to Channel 10 see the credentials in the screenshots.

SMARTBRO WIFI SETTINGS

Actually, you can choose any channels you want. Just try anything that can make your connection speed up. But for me, channel 10 is the best so far.

SMART BRO WIFI - ADVANCE SETTINGS

Please try internet speed checker to check 

speedtest result:

Not bad, right?

Note* Speed still depends on the location where you at.