So that we can badger our governments to invest in more ethical companies to provide reliable cellular connectivity and move manufacturing out of China.
I have heard about Nokia and Ericsson.
I installed a lot of Nokia fiber switches. They were all right. Never came with issues, stood up to decent abuse. Pricey, though.
I was thinking about ordering a dedicated european cellular-wifi hotspot device for northern British Columbian wilderness.
Look into Teltonika, they make industrial cellular routers in Lithuania.
I have only heard good things about them.
If you want more advanced config options, checkout Mikrotik from Latvia
Siemens, not sure if they’re still in that business though
Keenetic is also good, though their devices are more on the user end.
