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This is how it should be.......not social media blackmail. We want a society that is healthy, not where sensationalism is the reign of the day, where all parties are accountable for their actions within the purview of the law. |
I feel it's mainly their unlimited ODU bundles , its having difficulty opening some websites, even gaming ping is poor. I tested it with my regular Airtel sim, put it in my ODU, and I don't have similar issues. Gaming is better and superior. With the ODU sim I was having 70-85ms ping in CODM, while with my regular calling sim, I was having 25-40ms. I hope they improve the ODU experience. This is beyond the speed because am having maximum speed but the server |
williams85:One thing I like about the x25 pro is that it has alot of 5G and LTE bands. It's WiFi coverage is strong. Network coverage is equally strong. But occasionally, I do have network issues or downtime on it when I was using Airtel Unlimited 20. In terms of Network experience/performance for me ZLT x17m: excellent (very rare network downtime ) ZLT x25 pro: Great (occasionally downtime) ZTE g5f: Good( frequent network downtime, had to be carrying laptop up and down writing cell locking script, also has the least number of 4G and 5G bands) |
dustmalik:Thats good...... Airtel ODU is our little moonlink |
williams85:Your ODU.....ZTE , ZLT or Huawei |
dustmalik:Which do you prefer |
morikee:Considering most people will be on the 50mbps plan.....Both is good. I live in a purely 4g environment with average ok network. I have done several test between them, put both in the same location and connect them to the same LTE bands and frequency. What I noticed is that the ZLT connect to Airtel power LTE band 7 better than the ZTE. And it's easier to lock a good cell on it than the ZTE. It also has better speed. But for gaming I think the ZTE is mildly better. Both is still average for mobile gaming but perfect for streaming. I put a regular sim in both, connect both to the same bands for fairness, did speedtest. This is what I got The ZLT consistently achieve better download and upload speed than the ZTE. If you live in a poor network environment, go for the ZLT. If you want to go purely by specs, go with ZTE
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NSEstudent:Have you locked the cell here..... because I was expecting to see more frequency bands. Though it's a quality cell with that high SiNR, yet the RSRP negative value is high, meaning it will rarely be stable and available. Try and move it around and see if by chance you can reduce the RSRP negative values. |
NSEstudent:Can you give a screenshot of your network report showing the bands, frequencies, PCI.....that will help to understand better |
NSEstudent:Yes that's just one of the cell id based on your location. In my location I have noticed about 4. Try all the different ones you notice in your location. Except you are very far from an available cell tower, you should have one that will give you the speed you want consistently |
dukeo:The problem with the band 7 is that it doesn't have good range, Higher frequency, shorter wavelength. Because of that it's not readily available. But if you can lock it and its available, you will have good speed. In my place the only time I don't have 50mbps speed is only when the band is not available. Being available doesn't mean the band isn't their, it just means the quality of the frequency reaching your location is too weak for it to be detected by your device or ODU. Another way our network compliment for speed is through carrier aggregation. 7 might not be available, but 1, 3, 8 are present. So the 3 bands/frequencies present are aggregated together to give good speed. In your own case band 7 isn't present, but others are so they are aggregated together to still give you good speed. I am only responding based on your network report screenshot |
dukeo:It's just an ok LTE band....not as strong or fast as their band 7. If you want the best speed lock band 7(2600MHz) or EARFCN 3256. It's a 20MHz bandwidth. The others are 10MHz bandwidth |
Pepperdemisback:Mothers are Mothers.....let her go and reconcile with her mom. It benefits her more in the long run |
Osyxcel:Can you you lock an LTE cell? Also can you screenshot pics of it's setting interface |
dazzy4real:That's the problem I have with the ZTE, if you are having 3CA before, then after locking you will see it reduce to 2 or even 1, so if you are unlucky to lock a strong data cell, you will have reduced network speed, but the ZLT still maintains the 3CA throughout most of the day. Go to developer setting under your router page, input your password and reset it. Just look at the PCI in both pictures, the ZLT had 3 while the ZTE had 2. And it's usually like that for most part of the day
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dazzy4real:Pick one of the PCI and it's corresponding frequency number, in your own case it can be 7, 3256. Then lock it using the 5gbenchmark cell locking script, then check the speed. Keep trying the different PCI/frequency numbers and whichever give you the best speed. Lock it and keep. For the cell locking, read the previous 5 pages, you should find how to do it or check the guy page for video and website tutorials Personally I prefer the ZLT because of its ease of LTE cell locking and it also has a better carrier aggregation |
MorataFC:Is your ODU ZLT or ZTE? I did sim swap today........and it was effected within 30mins. Just tell them at Airtel shop that you want to do sim swap, they will need your sim number and NIN before it can be authorized |
nurez305:It does, the sim is on the ODU, you will need screwdriver to access it |
williams85:The ZLT is equally good, I have done several speed test putting both ODU in the same place locking both on the same lte cell......and I have averagely have better upload and download speed on the ZLT, though the difference is little. I feel it's due to its IDU which can maximize the data power that's coming through better than the ZTE's IDU. If the ZTE has a better IDU ( wifi6), it might be incomparable. The first is the ZLT speedtest The second is ZTE speedtest.
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Hullabaloon:I downloaded cell mapper but didn't use it.....go into the ZTE odu page, write out the list of PCI and EARFCN you can see, they might be more depending on your environment. Lock them one by one by inputting them into the cell locking script prompt, confirm and test the speed, whichever one gives you the best speed, lock it and that's it. I was getting ranging from 5mbps to 20mbps. Sinnce I lock a particular cell, i have been having consistently excellent internet speed with good ping |
Hullabaloon:Yes.....go to his website, and get the script and follow his directions in the video |
Rokynwastar:It does, the script is under the introductory text under the video. Click the link, it will take you to his website where you can download/copy the script. Follow his direction and that's it for the 4G cell lock |
Unfaized:That's Lte band lock ....it doesn't have LTE cell lock. If you want lte cell lock which is far better, read my previous review and use the guy cell lock script, it works. Since have locked unto a particular Lte tower cell in my environment, I have been having full speed and the best data experience. |
Hullabaloon:You can only use a system/laptop to write the cell lock script....click on his website, you will see the script there, then copy it. Open the ZTE page on a browser preferably chrome, press f12. Paste the script on the prompt, and it's easy to continue from there. Or better still search and watch his tutorial on his YouTube page |
The Airtel ZTE ODU is zte mc7510, and this is the review. You can also use his script to lock cell on the ODU. It works 100% . Since i have used his script to lock a particular lte cell on the ZTE, I have been having maximum speed through out the day. Try the different lte cells in your locality, the one that gives you maximum speed.Lock it. It will solve your Airtel speed issues. The ZTE ODU looks and feel more premium than the ZLT, but the ZLT IDU is better than the ZTE IDU But I still prefer the ZLT ODU because it's interface is easy to navigate and you can lock more than one lte cell, and I do averagely have better wifi reception. In all, both are good and they will give you excellent speed if you can lock a good cell in your environment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBg-mQWrd_s |
frank155:This is what I got after doing a speedtest some minutes ago. I put both ODU around the same location The first is the ZLT ODU The second is the ZTE ODU Both are comparable
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NSEstudent:I tried it, it didn't work. Concerning the zte IDU, I feel it's WiFi 5 since not much info as regards specs was provided |
Him2025:Same happened at my end, mine took almost 2 weeks before it started working. I saw on the 10th days of calling and visiting their office, the number of lights on the odu has increased from 2 to 4 which means their is now data network on it, yet it still didn't work. Even from their end, they got no clue on why it's not working. So I tinkered with it that night, went to the settings, under sim, changed inner(e) sim to external sim and it started working automatically. You might try that and see if it works Already, have registered for the newer zte because I grew out of patience with it. They brought the white one yesterday and both are working. Have compared their performance. Now I have the older zlt which started working almost 2 weeks and the newer white zte My interim observation: The older zlt has better IDU, i usually get better upload speeds compared to the newer one. and the range is better, covers every part of my flat. The newer one seems to get better latency for example in CODM, I was getting 32-47ms, while the zlt is a bit higher at 38-50ms. but in gameplay no noticable difference. Also the zte speeds drop the moment I step outside my flat. Same doesn't happen with the zlt unless I move a considerable distance away. Maybe the WiFi 6 on it has anything to do with that. In all, I will keep monitoring both performance to know which I will keep. |
dustmalik:It works..... Thanks |
fuckboys:Can you give a step by step, or a pictogram of how to change the DNS address on the ODU. Mine isn't loading some sites properly |
dustmalik:Please what do you mean by root user....mine zlt doesn't have this option |
maklelemakukula:Is yours the old ODU or the newer white zte one |