D-Link DWR-930M 4G LTE Wi-Fi 6 Mobile Hotspot
A Pocket-Sized Connection for the People Around You The D-Link DWR-930M creates a portable Wi-Fi network from a compatible 4G LTE data SIM. Its slim body and 3000mAh battery make it easy to keep a laptop, tablet and phone connected during a working day away from a fixed broadband connection. The Wi-Fi 6 version shares its connection with up to 32 clients and supports LTE Cat4 download rates up to 150Mbps. USB-C charging and clear status indicators keep everyday use simple, while the actual service depends on the operator, signal and mobile plan. Highlights 4G Mobile Broadband LTE Cat4 up to 150Mbps downlink and 50Mbps uplink Nano SIM slot Internal LTE antenna with 1×2 MIMO for uplink/downlink Wireless Sharing Wi-Fi 6 AX300 class Up to 32 Wi-Fi clients WPA/WPA2-PSK and WPS setup Portable Power 3000mAh battery USB-C 5V/1A charging Published battery runtime up to 12 hours under suitable conditions Key Features Bring a Connection to a Temporary Workspace Insert an active compatible nano SIM and share the cellular connection over Wi-Fi. The hotspot is useful for travel, meetings and working where fixed broadband is unavailable. Check data allowances and coverage before relying on it for a long session, especially where several devices may upload or stream simultaneously. Share With Modern and Existing Wi-Fi Clients The Wi-Fi 6 model supports 802.11ax alongside n/g/b clients and up to 32 connections. AX300 is the wireless class, while LTE Cat4 provides the separate mobile link. All connected clients share the available bandwidth, so the maximum connection count should not be read as guaranteed full-speed service for 32 active downloads. Keep Moving With Rechargeable Battery Power A 3000mAh battery supports portable use between charging points. The manufacturer publishes up to 12 hours of use, with actual runtime affected by signal, connected devices, traffic, settings and battery age. USB-C charging uses a 5V/1A supply; suitable charging equipment and sensible battery care remain important. See the Connection Status at a Glance Indicators show power, SMS, Wi-Fi, network type, cellular signal strength and battery status. They make it easier to check whether the hotspot has connected and when it needs charging. Configure the operator’s APN and access settings where required rather than assuming a detected SIM already has working mobile data. Manage a Private Wireless Network WPA/WPA2-PSK and WPS support ordinary wireless setup, while built-in firewall, NAT and UPnP functions support the shared network. Use a strong Wi-Fi password and protect the administration interface. The hotspot supplies a local connection; it does not replace device security or make public Internet services inherently safe. Check the Operator Before the Journey The regional specification covers a broad set of LTE and UMTS bands, but a matching radio band is only one part of compatibility. The SIM must be active, the operator must permit router use and any roaming arrangement must cover the destination. Keep the device within its temperature limits and allow ventilation while charging. Summary The D-Link DWR-930M combines a slim rechargeable hotspot with Wi-Fi 6 sharing for compatible mobile data. It suits travel and temporary work where a small group needs Internet access, with clear setup requirements and a practical USB-C charging connection. Frequently Asked Questions Which SIM Card Does It Use?ExpandCollapse It uses an active nano SIM with a compatible mobile data plan. The SIM and service are supplied separately; verify the operator’s bands, APN and router-use terms. How Many Devices Can Connect?ExpandCollapse Up to 32 Wi-Fi clients can connect. They share the available LTE and wireless bandwidth, so real performance depends on the signal and concurrent traffic. How Long Does the Battery Last?ExpandCollapse The 3000mAh battery has a manufacturer-published runtime up to 12 hours. Actual runtime depends on signal strength, usage, connected clients, settings and battery condition. How Is It Charged?ExpandCollapse Use the USB-C port with a suitable 5V/1A power supply and cable. Keep the device ventilated and follow the battery and charging instructions. Does It Have a Wired Ethernet Port?ExpandCollapse No RJ45 Ethernet port is specified for this hotspot. Its listed interfaces are Wi-Fi, USB-C and the nano SIM slot. What Warranty Is Included?ExpandCollapse Main unit 3 years; battery 6 months where fitted; accessories 3 months.
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D-Link DWR-930M 4G LTE Wi-Fi 6 Mobile Hotspot
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A Pocket-Sized Connection for the People Around You
The D-Link DWR-930M creates a portable Wi-Fi network from a compatible 4G LTE data SIM. Its slim body and 3000mAh battery make it easy to keep a laptop, tablet and phone connected during a working day away from a fixed broadband connection.
The Wi-Fi 6 version shares its connection with up to 32 clients and supports LTE Cat4 download rates up to 150Mbps. USB-C charging and clear status indicators keep everyday use simple, while the actual service depends on the operator, signal and mobile plan.
Highlights
4G Mobile Broadband
- LTE Cat4 up to 150Mbps downlink and 50Mbps uplink
- Nano SIM slot
- Internal LTE antenna with 1×2 MIMO for uplink/downlink
Wireless Sharing
- Wi-Fi 6 AX300 class
- Up to 32 Wi-Fi clients
- WPA/WPA2-PSK and WPS setup
Portable Power
- 3000mAh battery
- USB-C 5V/1A charging
- Published battery runtime up to 12 hours under suitable conditions
Key Features
Bring a Connection to a Temporary Workspace
Insert an active compatible nano SIM and share the cellular connection over Wi-Fi. The hotspot is useful for travel, meetings and working where fixed broadband is unavailable. Check data allowances and coverage before relying on it for a long session, especially where several devices may upload or stream simultaneously.
Share With Modern and Existing Wi-Fi Clients
The Wi-Fi 6 model supports 802.11ax alongside n/g/b clients and up to 32 connections. AX300 is the wireless class, while LTE Cat4 provides the separate mobile link. All connected clients share the available bandwidth, so the maximum connection count should not be read as guaranteed full-speed service for 32 active downloads.
Keep Moving With Rechargeable Battery Power
A 3000mAh battery supports portable use between charging points. The manufacturer publishes up to 12 hours of use, with actual runtime affected by signal, connected devices, traffic, settings and battery age. USB-C charging uses a 5V/1A supply; suitable charging equipment and sensible battery care remain important.
See the Connection Status at a Glance
Indicators show power, SMS, Wi-Fi, network type, cellular signal strength and battery status. They make it easier to check whether the hotspot has connected and when it needs charging. Configure the operator’s APN and access settings where required rather than assuming a detected SIM already has working mobile data.
Manage a Private Wireless Network
WPA/WPA2-PSK and WPS support ordinary wireless setup, while built-in firewall, NAT and UPnP functions support the shared network. Use a strong Wi-Fi password and protect the administration interface. The hotspot supplies a local connection; it does not replace device security or make public Internet services inherently safe.
Check the Operator Before the Journey
The regional specification covers a broad set of LTE and UMTS bands, but a matching radio band is only one part of compatibility. The SIM must be active, the operator must permit router use and any roaming arrangement must cover the destination. Keep the device within its temperature limits and allow ventilation while charging.
Summary
The D-Link DWR-930M combines a slim rechargeable hotspot with Wi-Fi 6 sharing for compatible mobile data. It suits travel and temporary work where a small group needs Internet access, with clear setup requirements and a practical USB-C charging connection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which SIM Card Does It Use?
It uses an active nano SIM with a compatible mobile data plan. The SIM and service are supplied separately; verify the operator’s bands, APN and router-use terms.
How Many Devices Can Connect?
Up to 32 Wi-Fi clients can connect. They share the available LTE and wireless bandwidth, so real performance depends on the signal and concurrent traffic.
How Long Does the Battery Last?
The 3000mAh battery has a manufacturer-published runtime up to 12 hours. Actual runtime depends on signal strength, usage, connected clients, settings and battery condition.
How Is It Charged?
Use the USB-C port with a suitable 5V/1A power supply and cable. Keep the device ventilated and follow the battery and charging instructions.
Does It Have a Wired Ethernet Port?
No RJ45 Ethernet port is specified for this hotspot. Its listed interfaces are Wi-Fi, USB-C and the nano SIM slot.
What Warranty Is Included?
Main unit 3 years; battery 6 months where fitted; accessories 3 months.
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D-Link DWR-930M 4G LTE Wi-Fi 6 Mobile Hotspot
The DWR-930M is a battery-powered LTE Cat4 hotspot with Wi-Fi 6 wireless sharing and a nano SIM connection. Its USB-C power input and slim body suit portable use away from fixed broadband. The 3000mAh battery, status indicators and built-in network functions support everyday mobile connectivity. Check the regional radio bands and mobile-plan permissions before use. Published mobile rates, wireless class, client limit and battery runtime are separate capabilities, with real results dependent on signal, workload and operating conditions.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Mobile Broadband | |
| Cellular Standard | 4G LTE Cat4 |
| LTE Data Rates | Up to 150Mbps downlink / 50Mbps uplink |
| FDD-LTE Bands | B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20/B28 |
| TDD-LTE Bands | B38/B40/B41 |
| UMTS Bands | B1/B8 |
| SIM Slot | Nano SIM; data plan supplied separately |
| Wi-Fi and Network Functions | |
| Wireless Standards | IEEE 802.11ax/n/g/b; AX300 class |
| Maximum Clients | Up to 32 Wi-Fi devices |
| Wireless Security | WPA/WPA2-PSK Auto with TKIP/AES; WPS |
| Network Functions | Built-in firewall, NAT and UPnP |
| Antennas | Internal LTE and Wi-Fi antennas; LTE 1×2 MIMO uplink/downlink |
| Battery and Controls | |
| Battery | 3000mAh polymer lithium-ion |
| Published Runtime | Up to 12 hours; depends on signal, traffic, settings and battery condition |
| Power Input | USB-C; 5V/1A DC ±5% |
| Status Indicators | Power, SMS, Wi-Fi, network type, cellular signal and battery |
| Physical and Operating Conditions | |
| Dimensions | 103 × 63 × 13.35mm |
| Published Weight | 80g |
| Temperature | Operating 0–40°C; storage −20–70°C |
| Operating Humidity | 10–90% non-condensing |
| Published Compliance | CE and RoHS |
| Warranty | Main unit 3 years; battery 6 months where fitted; accessories 3 months. |







