No. A router can make better use of an existing mobile signal, but it cannot create coverage where there is no usable mobile network.<\/p>\n
Mobile speed depends on more than just the signal bars: network load, frequency band, distance to the mast, obstacles and the network used also play a role.<\/p>\n
When troubleshooting, it is best to change only one thing at a time. That makes it easier to see which step actually solves the problem.<\/p>\n
Try the router in several places, preferably in the open and near a window. The motorhome’s metal body, insulation and other obstacles can weaken the radio signal. Just a few metres away, the router may use a different frequency or a different mast and give a noticeably better result.<\/p>\n
Mobile speed does not only depend on whether the display says 4G or 5G. Distance to the mast, frequency band, obstacles, network load, placement and the operator used can make a big difference. So a stable 4G network can sometimes give a better result than a weak 5G network.<\/p>\n
Check the status of the service and then test one thing at a time. When you contact Wifi.se support, please tell us which router you are using, which SIM\/eSIM it concerns, which country you are in and what you have already tested. That way we can start directly with the right troubleshooting step.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n