Pepwave Max Transit mobile router — The Pepwave MAX Transit Duo has two cellular modems - allowing you to be connected to two networks at once. It's earned a Top Pick Status.

Peplink is a large and respected company in the high-end mobile networking space, particularly well known for providing cellular connectivity for everything from fleets of vehicles to cruise ships to dispersed corporate offices.

Peplink is also a key provider of bonding technology that allows a router to combine multiple network connections together for increased performance, or extreme redundancy and reliability.

While Peplink's Pepwave cellular integrated routers are not specifically designed with individual mobile users in mind, Peplink does offer solid and well-supported products that many advanced consumers have grown to rely on. They also offer some consumer level options.

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Pepwave Product Lineup Quick Glance
Universal Features
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Pepwave Product Line: High-Level Thoughts
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Pepwave Product Lineup Deep Dive
- Featured Models Comparative Chart & Video
- Pepwave MAX Lineup (BR1, Transit, Mini)
- Other Pepwave Routers (Balance 20X, SOHO, UBR)
PrimeCare Support Contract
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Transit Pondering - Dual or Single Modem?
Hands On Testing Notes
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Should You Consider a Pepwave MAX?
Pepwave MAX Versus Cradlepoint COR
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Pepwave Product Lineup Quick Glance

The diverse Pepwave product line can be overwhelming to navigate, as they offers dozens and dozens of models and variations.

They start at routers with minimal features and lower end modems with consumer pricing as low as $199.. all the way to high level enterprise gear priced in the multi-thousands. Some models are specifically ruggedized for mobility, such as their MAX line-up. Others are more intended for stationary office use, but might still have appealing features when used in a mobile environment.

As Pepwave is intended to managed by an IT department of a company, navigating their product line and interface isn't intended for those without some tech-savviness.

If you just want to focus on the options that we find most appealing to our audience of consumer level mobile travelers, there are the models that we specifically track and recommend starting your research with (click for our more detailed information on each - including reviews):

Pepwave UBR Go

A Peplink mid-level enterprise mobile router with dual bondable Cat-6 or 12 cellular modems.

$999-$1199

Pepwave MAX Transit

Peplink's flagship mobile router, with integrated dual modem cellular modems, WiFi-as-WAN, bonding, and automatic failover.

$799+

Peplink Balance 20X

An enterprise LTE router that can be expanded to dual-modems including support for 5G in the future

$399+

Pepwave MAX HD1 & HD2 Dome

Integrated and weatherproof rooftop cellular modems for high-end applications.

$1500+

Pepwave MAX BR1 Mini & MAX Transit Mini

Peplink's budget mobile router line, with a dual-sim integrated cellular modem.

$249-$399

Pepwave MAX BR1 MK2

Peplinks' embedded modem dual SIM cellular router.

$599.99

Pepwave Surf SOHO

The Surf SOHO by Peplink is a non-cellular embedded router featuring WiFi and USB cellular tethering WAN - as well as 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Gigabit Ethernet LAN.

$199

Pepwave UBR LTE

Peplink's entry-level enterprise mobile router with dual bondable cellular modems

$499

Pepwave MAX On-The-Go & MAX 700

Peplink's mobile routers supporting USB Cellular tethering for up to 4 devices.

$399+

Pepwave MAX BR1 ENT

Peplink's embedded modem dual SIM cellular router without built-in LAN or WAN Wi-Fi capabilities.

$599-$649

Below our members can dive in deeper into the product line with videos, spreadsheets and categorized listings - as well as our hands on testing notes.

Universal Features

While the models may vary in modem, LAN and processor specifications - some features are fairly ubiquitous across Pepwave's lineup. Here are some of the features commonly found across the product lineup:

- High Number of Connected Devices
- Ethernet Based LAN - Fast or Gigabit
- Wi-Fi Based LAN - On most models
- Wi-Fi as WAN - On most models
- USB Cellular Tethering - Not on most models
- Emdedded Cellular Modem - Dual or Single, ranging from Cat 4 - Cat 18
- Multi Cellular Carrier Support
- Dual SIM slots per Modem
- External Wi-Fi and Cellular Antenna Ports (non internal)
- Data Usage Tracking
- Auto Failover
- Integrated GPS
- SpeedFusion Bonding
- Band Locking
- TTL Settings

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Purchasing Options

Members - be sure to check the Member Discounts page for some potentially very substantial savings on purchasing Pepwave routers.

MobileMustHave - Some models are offered with antenna bundles for extra savings. MIA members have a discount here.
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SinglePoint - The SinglePoint 'WiFi in Motion' bundles are built around the Pepwave MAX routers, bundled with RV-friendly antennas, service plans, and support.