Best 4g modems for the USA?
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Flood Gates
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It purely depends on your carrier. And Hauwei is way better than ZTE. Hauwei is more easily manageable and has an unofficial API you can use. ZTE does not and is all around a pain in the ass in my experience. Buy from China.
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Aliexpress, Ebay? Choose based on LTE bands? Sellers often lie about supported bands..
Oh in fact ZTE also has HTTP API, which I have made myself familiar with.
It is more or less true. Still those 2 brands are the best. I don't even consider other Noname brands or cheap models under $60/pc.
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I've had good success with Huawei, it's definitely not banned. Aliexpress or any Chinese wholesaler is the best place to get them, just be prepared for slow shipping. You can find them on eBay and Amazon sometimes if you need faster shipping, but it's usually too expensive to be worth it imo.
Thinkglobal
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Gigabyte, superb
stackbread123
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Huawei is the way to go imo, and you definitively don't want to cheap out on the brand, and get some $20 router which will need to be restarted all the time 
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last i heard a few countries banned Huwawei
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Some note on Huawei, it's still fine right now but it might not be so in the long run. It's not a question of "if" but "when" since Huawei is in steady decline over the west. For example, just last month Canada has banned Huawei's ZTE, 5G gear from it's 5G networks joining the "Five Eyes" intelligence sharing network. Might be able to tell this early which way the wind is blowing for Huawei. Nevertheless, make of the information what you will.
ProxyFactory
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Huawei is cheap and most comman for this.