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Has your home internet ever gone down at the worst time?
Have you looked at LTE routers but found them too expensive — or not very good?
Do you have a more extensive network, with multiple people or devices where its just not as practical to create a hotspot with your mobile?

Now’s a great time to grab a LTE Router/Modem to ensure your internet never goes down!
It looks like 4G LTE routers are being heavily discounted as newer 5G models roll out.
These routers will automatically switch to the 4G if it senses your land line internet go down and can be used as modems so you can keep your current router.
You likely wouldnt want to replace your landline internet with these to be used as a dedicated wireless modem.

If you prefer a 5G router/modem, there are also some sharp deals from BDI (details below).

🚀 Main Deals (via MyDeal)

(Remember to stack with TopCashback – Big15 coupon-friendly!)

Expired ~~BDI 4GX/Plus Wi-Fi 6 Wireless Router With VoLTE — B936-V3~~
🔹 $64 after $15 coupon (BDI RRP $169)
BDI 4GX AC Wireless Router with VoIP, Band 28 support
🔹 $60 after coupon (BDI RRP $249)
🔹 Requires adding ~$6 free shipping items: Free shipping add-ons link
BDI Super Hybrid 4G/LTE VDSL Gigabit Modem Router with VoIP & 4G Failover
🔹 $60 after coupon (BDI RRP $380)
🔹 Also requires adding ~$6 free shipping items: Free shipping add-ons link
🔹 Very similar to #2 — main difference seems to be included accessories (brackets vs. cables).

⚙️ Buying Tips

Remember to pair this deal with a long expiry 4g data sim
If you already have a good router → use these in bridge mode (as modem only - check nbn compatability in chart below).
If your router supports dual WAN → you can also connect a portable modem/router/dongle if it has an ethernet out to the second WAN port.
Want to replace your router?
→ Check specs carefully! Ethernet speeds, Wi-Fi standard, VoIP, and antenna type (internal vs external) vary between models. The routers themself are average, and you may want to invest more. Some other options are below, but a seperate dedicated router may give you a bigger bang for you buck!

📈 Full Comparison Chart

📷 View side-by-side modem/router comparison here

📡 Want a 5G Router, Dongle, or Hotspot Instead?

Check out other BDI 4G/5G options here:
🔗 https://www.bditech.com.au/collections/5g-cpe-gateway
Remember to shop around to ensure you are getting the best price.

4G Portable WiFi M10-EW — $79 (BDI RRP $129)
BDI 4G Dongle Type-C + USB w/ Power Case — $55.50
BDI 4GX/Plus LTE Outdoor CPE Dual SIM — $162.20 (BDI RRP $299)
BDI 5G & WiFi-6 Smart Router (CPE) — $414
BDI 5G & WiFi-6 CPE Smart Router System — $429 (BDI RRP $599)
BDI Next-Gen 5G CPE WiFi6 Full Band — $599 (BDI RRP $799)
BDI Portable 5G WiFi6 Hotspot 5000mAh — $190 (BDI RRP $499)
Inseego MiFi X Pro M3200 (AS NEW) — $290 (BDI RRP $599)
Megatower AX3000 WiFi6 5G NR Router — $414.20 (BDI RRP $800)
Netgear Nighthawk M6 (AS NEW) — $549 (BDI RRP $799)
OPPO CPE 5G T1A Router — $299
Telstra 5G Home Modem AW1000 (Unlocked) — $399 (BDI RRP $599)
ZTE LTE 4G WiFi USB Dongle Stick — $69 (BDI RRP $90)

🇦🇺 About BDI

BDI Technology is an Australian company based in NSW, focused on networking and smart home products.
They offer 4G/5G routers, VoIP gear, Wi-Fi systems, and IoT devices — designed and supported locally.
BDI also offers remote management services (TR-069) and works closely with Aussie businesses to deliver direct, competitively priced tech.
🔗 More about BDI here

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PR0r on 26/04/2025 - 18:48

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whey4000 on 26/04/2025 - 19:07

I just use my phone as a hotspot if home internet goes down
- addict on 26/04/2025 - 19:13
  
  yeah for simple setups, or single users, in a small area creating a hotspot would be a perfect option.
  
  unfortunatly not for multi rooms, devices, people..
  - Spendmore on 26/04/2025 - 19:42
    
    The Flint 2 router allows tethering from the phone, you just plug it in the USB port and the data is sent over your network. Im not sure how common this feature is though?
    - addict on 26/04/2025 - 19:50
      
      yeah i guess if your router has a dual wan, I am assuming there will be a way to connect your phone to it. I havent seen the option you spoke about before.
      
      Also to note, most people are on a monthly plan which you may not want your family to use up your monthly data by connecting it to a router. Having a seperate modem/sim that doesnt use your monthly data may be a benefit. as well as some may not want to give up their phone.
      
      so I am sure there are a few different ways to skin this cat.
easternculture on 26/04/2025 - 19:39

+1

This is a good one

Can attach a normal headset and make/recieve phone calls via VoLTE while still using the modem for data
- addict on 26/04/2025 - 19:44
  
  Yeah its a good one, I was going to get that one originally, but 100 Mbps ports through me off, so I went with the other one which as the gigabit ports.
  
  I am currently on 100Mbps plan with my ISP, once I am able to upgrade I will, and I am not sure how far out that will be.
Grunntt on 26/04/2025 - 19:52

+2

We locate in Australia for product research/design/innovation and Combine advanced information technology to build a true Australian product and service
Product Return Address: Unit 2189, 5 Percy St, Auburn, NSW 2144, Australia

That address appears to be a Kennards Self Storage location.
The ABN shows postcode 2762 (possibly Schofields) - I assume a home address rather than a commercial one.
Where are they carrying out their product research etc and 'building' their 'true Australian product'?
- monarocv8 on 26/04/2025 - 21:12
  
  my local Kennards has a number of ebay/Amazon type shippers who seem to work from there. For a small business/startup, I wouldn't hold that against them.
  I think even NRMA have a deal with them to store some of their battery stock with Kennards, in case someone is broken down and the closest mechanic doesn't have the right battery already in their van.
  - safrane on 26/04/2025 - 23:49
    
    Same, the Kennards I'm with is always busy during the day with people running office/warehouse businesses in their (some of them really big) storage units.
  - Grunntt on 27/04/2025 - 08:30
    
    my local Kennards has a number of ebay/Amazon type shippers
    
    Exactly the type of business that this appears to be.
    
    I have no issue with that sort of business unless it presents itself as one that is locally researching/designing and selling a truly Australian product
    
    We locate in Australia for product research/design/innovation and Combine advanced information technology to build a true Australian product and service
    
    I very much doubt that's happening from a Kennards Storage unit.
ChatBard on 26/04/2025 - 21:49

how do these compare to TP-link routers?
- addict on 27/04/2025 - 02:42
  
  That would be a very tough question to answer given the variety of tplink routers out there. If you compare it to the ones at similar prices, i would say the specs here are much better. But i am one that spends quite a bit on my router given what i want from it. My previous tplink routers have failed in my environment. That being said i will just be using these bdi products as modem that connects to my router to provide the 4g backup capability.
  
  I also notice that BDI has telstra, nighthawk and other brands available on their site. Not sure if this means they have a colaboration with those brands which would add to my confidence in them. It looks like there is an employee of theirs that tends to post here. Not sure if he can provide more detail. @Stephen pan
Dyl on 27/04/2025 - 06:14

-1

More useful in the UK where unlimited 5G is like $15/mo via deals (rarely enforced 500-1000GB fair use)
- Nom on 27/04/2025 - 09:56
  
  More useful in the UK where
  
  …we are not 🤗
  - Dyl on 27/04/2025 - 10:18
    
    Yeah; they're not overly useful here was my point.
    
    While in the UK I had unlimited 5G internet @ 500-700Mbps for 7 pounds a month (the tower happened to be on the building across from where I was staying), but with data limits here it's essentially useless. Any plans with unlimited data are speed limited AND have terms against using them as hotspot devices regularly / to replace home wifi.
    
    On the off chance you need it here, your phone hotspot usually does the job anyway given the lower data usage & lower likelihood of multiple users (ie replacing home wifi) due to fair use policies.
    - addict on 27/04/2025 - 16:05
      
      wow.. 500-700mbps is nice.. cant wait until we can get that here..
      
      That being said, these modems/routers are probably used to more as a failsafe , eg if your landline internet goes down, it will swap to your mobile data as a backup seemlessly. So you can get smaller mobile plans, that roll over , or where you can share data with your mobile.
      - Dyl on 27/04/2025 - 17:50
        
        @addict: Optus gets it in the cities when close to a 5G tower too, also likely Telstra but haven’t tested. Have seen 1200Mbps on Optus when across the road from a tower, no unlimited data though and definitely not for $15/mo
        
        Regarding failsafe a lot of routers have USB ports that support plugging your phone in as a modem these days, people don’t often realise though. Not all router USB ports work for it, but a lot of the newer ones do. Isn’t automatic obviously but in the rare occurrence it’s a few minutes to get it back up and running
        
        p.s scancom is the seller on Amazon if you ever need SIMs in the UK, their prepaid SIM sales work out to anywhere from 5 - 15 pounds a month on sale for unlimited or 500GB (depending on network, price depends on how long the expiry is). You usually need antennas on the modem in the UK for a really good signal unless you’re in a really lucky location, but it’s cheap at least
        
        They’re also cheaper for 5G modems over there, about $300-350 for a really good home one that supports antennas (hybrid backup style models)
ozpat on 29/04/2025 - 06:08

Why do so many wireless modems lack B28? I managed to find a tp-link portable modem that does, but most of them don't!