D-Link DWR-M972V 4G+ LTE Cat7 AC1200 Battery Wi-Fi Router
Mobile Broadband with Battery Backup and Voice Capability The D-Link DWR-M972V is a 4G+ LTE Cat7 router with AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi 5, designed for mobile-data sharing where temporary battery operation and a compatible mobile-voice service are useful alongside wired networking. Insert a compatible active SIM, configure the mobile service and share the connection with wireless and Ethernet devices. Included batteries support temporary operation away from the power adapter. The RJ11 interface also supports a compatible mobile-voice service, making this a practical option where data sharing and a supported telephone connection are both required. Highlights Mobile Broadband and Wi-Fi 4G+ LTE Cat7 AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi 5 1 × Nano SIM slot Connections for Your Setup 1 × Gigabit WAN/LAN; 3 × Gigabit LAN; RJ11 telephone interface; USB interface Included 2 × 2000mAh batteries; up to 2.5 hours under manufacturer test conditions Practical Management Web management, FOTA and TR-069; QoS and WAN failover WPA/WPA2; NAT/SPI firewall; user and parental controls 3-year router warranty; 6-month battery warranty Key Features Share a Mobile-Data Connection DWR-M972V connects through a compatible operator SIM and data plan. Check the operator's supported bands, APN requirements and router-use policy before installation. Cellular headline rates are theoretical radio capabilities; coverage, congestion, plan limits, signal strength and the connected device determine actual performance. Choose Between Two Wi-Fi Bands Use the 2.4GHz or 5GHz band according to the device and location. 2.4GHz up to 300 Mbps; 5GHz up to 866 Mbps. The AC1200 class describes combined wireless link capabilities; it is not a promised internet download speed for one device. Placement and radio conditions still matter. Connect Wired Equipment with the Right Port 1 × Gigabit WAN/LAN; 3 × Gigabit LAN; RJ11 telephone interface; USB interface. Gigabit Ethernet is useful for fixed PCs, switches and other compatible wired equipment. The router port speed does not by itself establish the speed of the mobile internet service. Use Battery and Voice Functions Deliberately The manufacturer lists two included 2000mAh batteries and up to 2.5 hours of operation; actual runtime varies with signal, traffic and use. RJ11 voice requires an operator-provisioned compatible service. A data-only SIM does not automatically provide telephone calls. Choose Placement and Security Carefully Set up this indoor router where the mobile signal is usable and ventilation remains clear. WPA/WPA2; NAT/SPI firewall; user and parental controls. These controls support a managed network, but do not guarantee protection from every threat or replace secure client devices and sensible access settings. Summary Choose the D-Link DWR-M972V when 4G+ LTE Cat7, AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi 5 and its specific wired interfaces match the site. Plan the mobile service and placement first, then use the router's available controls to build a clear, manageable connection for the devices that matter. Frequently Asked Questions Does the DWR-M972V Need a SIM and Mobile Plan?ExpandCollapse Yes. A compatible active SIM and an appropriate mobile-data plan are required for cellular internet. They are not supplied with the router. Confirm supported bands, APN details and any operator restrictions on router use. Is This a 4G or 5G Cellular Router?ExpandCollapse It is a 4G+ LTE Cat7 router, not a 5G cellular router. LTE download up to 300 Mbps; upload up to 100 Mbps. Headline rates are theoretical and actual mobile speeds vary. What Wired Connections Are Available?ExpandCollapse 1 × Gigabit WAN/LAN; 3 × Gigabit LAN; RJ11 telephone interface; USB interface. The Ethernet network interfaces support Gigabit connections; the mobile service may run at a different speed. Are Batteries Included and How Long Do They Last?ExpandCollapse Yes. The current manufacturer datasheet lists two 2000mAh batteries and up to 2.5 hours of operation. Runtime depends on signal, traffic and use. Voice over the RJ11 port also needs a compatible operator service. Will the Advertised Wireless Rate Be My Internet Speed?ExpandCollapse No. 2.4GHz up to 300 Mbps; 5GHz up to 866 Mbps. These describe theoretical wireless link capabilities. The cellular service, signal, client device and local radio conditions determine actual internet throughput. What Should I Check Before Buying?ExpandCollapse Confirm the operator's bands and plan policy, SIM requirements, wired port speeds and the installation's power arrangements. Check voice-service compatibility if telephone use matters. 3-year router warranty; 6-month battery warranty is provided; it is not a commitment to a fixed firmware-support period.
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D-Link DWR-M972V 4G+ LTE Cat7 AC1200 Battery Wi-Fi Router
Description
Mobile Broadband with Battery Backup and Voice Capability
The D-Link DWR-M972V is a 4G+ LTE Cat7 router with AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi 5, designed for mobile-data sharing where temporary battery operation and a compatible mobile-voice service are useful alongside wired networking. Insert a compatible active SIM, configure the mobile service and share the connection with wireless and Ethernet devices.
Included batteries support temporary operation away from the power adapter. The RJ11 interface also supports a compatible mobile-voice service, making this a practical option where data sharing and a supported telephone connection are both required.
Highlights
Mobile Broadband and Wi-Fi
- 4G+ LTE Cat7
- AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi 5
- 1 × Nano SIM slot
Connections for Your Setup
- 1 × Gigabit WAN/LAN; 3 × Gigabit LAN; RJ11 telephone interface; USB interface
- Included 2 × 2000mAh batteries; up to 2.5 hours under manufacturer test conditions
Practical Management
- Web management, FOTA and TR-069; QoS and WAN failover
- WPA/WPA2; NAT/SPI firewall; user and parental controls
- 3-year router warranty; 6-month battery warranty
Key Features
Share a Mobile-Data Connection
DWR-M972V connects through a compatible operator SIM and data plan. Check the operator's supported bands, APN requirements and router-use policy before installation. Cellular headline rates are theoretical radio capabilities; coverage, congestion, plan limits, signal strength and the connected device determine actual performance.
Choose Between Two Wi-Fi Bands
Use the 2.4GHz or 5GHz band according to the device and location. 2.4GHz up to 300 Mbps; 5GHz up to 866 Mbps. The AC1200 class describes combined wireless link capabilities; it is not a promised internet download speed for one device. Placement and radio conditions still matter.
Connect Wired Equipment with the Right Port
1 × Gigabit WAN/LAN; 3 × Gigabit LAN; RJ11 telephone interface; USB interface. Gigabit Ethernet is useful for fixed PCs, switches and other compatible wired equipment. The router port speed does not by itself establish the speed of the mobile internet service.
Use Battery and Voice Functions Deliberately
The manufacturer lists two included 2000mAh batteries and up to 2.5 hours of operation; actual runtime varies with signal, traffic and use. RJ11 voice requires an operator-provisioned compatible service. A data-only SIM does not automatically provide telephone calls.
Choose Placement and Security Carefully
Set up this indoor router where the mobile signal is usable and ventilation remains clear. WPA/WPA2; NAT/SPI firewall; user and parental controls. These controls support a managed network, but do not guarantee protection from every threat or replace secure client devices and sensible access settings.
Summary
Choose the D-Link DWR-M972V when 4G+ LTE Cat7, AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi 5 and its specific wired interfaces match the site. Plan the mobile service and placement first, then use the router's available controls to build a clear, manageable connection for the devices that matter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the DWR-M972V Need a SIM and Mobile Plan?
Yes. A compatible active SIM and an appropriate mobile-data plan are required for cellular internet. They are not supplied with the router. Confirm supported bands, APN details and any operator restrictions on router use.
Is This a 4G or 5G Cellular Router?
It is a 4G+ LTE Cat7 router, not a 5G cellular router. LTE download up to 300 Mbps; upload up to 100 Mbps. Headline rates are theoretical and actual mobile speeds vary.
What Wired Connections Are Available?
1 × Gigabit WAN/LAN; 3 × Gigabit LAN; RJ11 telephone interface; USB interface. The Ethernet network interfaces support Gigabit connections; the mobile service may run at a different speed.
Are Batteries Included and How Long Do They Last?
Yes. The current manufacturer datasheet lists two 2000mAh batteries and up to 2.5 hours of operation. Runtime depends on signal, traffic and use. Voice over the RJ11 port also needs a compatible operator service.
Will the Advertised Wireless Rate Be My Internet Speed?
No. 2.4GHz up to 300 Mbps; 5GHz up to 866 Mbps. These describe theoretical wireless link capabilities. The cellular service, signal, client device and local radio conditions determine actual internet throughput.
What Should I Check Before Buying?
Confirm the operator's bands and plan policy, SIM requirements, wired port speeds and the installation's power arrangements. Check voice-service compatibility if telephone use matters. 3-year router warranty; 6-month battery warranty is provided; it is not a commitment to a fixed firmware-support period.
Specs
D-Link DWR-M972V 4G+ LTE Cat7 AC1200 Battery Wi-Fi Router
The D-Link DWR-M972V combines 4G+ LTE Cat7 mobile connectivity with AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi 5 for an indoor shared network. Its Ethernet interfaces, SIM arrangement and power requirements determine how it fits into the installation. The specifications below distinguish cellular radio rates from local Wi-Fi and wired links, and include supported bands, management functions, physical details and environmental limits. Check operator compatibility and actual coverage before selecting a mobile-data service.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Cellular Connectivity | |
| Cellular Technology | 4G+ LTE Cat7 |
| Cellular Data Rates | LTE download up to 300 Mbps; upload up to 100 Mbps; theoretical maximums, service-dependent |
| SIM Interface | 1 × Nano SIM slot |
| Supported Cellular Bands | LTE FDD B1/3/5/7/8/20/28AB; TDD B38/40/41; WCDMA B1/5/8; GSM B3/8 |
| Antenna System | 2 × 2 MIMO antenna system |
| Wi-Fi and Wired Networking | |
| Wi-Fi Standard and Class | AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi 5 |
| Wireless Link Rates | 2.4GHz up to 300 Mbps; 5GHz up to 866 Mbps |
| Network Interfaces | 1 × Gigabit WAN/LAN; 3 × Gigabit LAN; RJ11 telephone interface; USB interface |
| Wireless Client Reference | Manufacturer lists up to 64 connected clients; capacity is not a throughput or coverage guarantee |
| Network Modes | Cellular router with wired WAN connection |
| Management and Security | |
| Wireless and Network Security | WPA/WPA2; NAT/SPI firewall; user and parental controls |
| Management and Services | Web management, FOTA and TR-069; QoS and WAN failover |
| Connection Resilience | Configured alternate WAN/cellular route; switching and recovery depend on the available service |
| Voice Service | RJ11 mobile telephony requires supported operator provisioning, SIM and firmware |
| Physical and Power | |
| Dimensions | 180 × 110 × 29 mm |
| Device Weight | 300 g without batteries; 394 g with batteries |
| Power | External DC power adapter and included 2 × 2000mAh batteries |
| Battery Operation | 2 × 2000mAh batteries included; manufacturer runtime up to 2.5 hours, usage-dependent |
| Installation | Indoor use; maintain ventilation and check mobile-signal conditions |
| Environment | |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | −20 to 70°C |
| Humidity | Storage 10–95% RH; avoid condensation |
| Warranty and Deployment | |
| Warranty | Router 3 years; battery 6 months |
| Security Updates | D-Link commits to security updates until 31-Dec-2027. Extended support and individual patch releases remain at D-Link's discretion. This commitment is separate from the hardware warranty. |
| Service Requirements | Compatible operator SIM and data plan; usable coverage; suitable power source |
| Performance Conditions | Cellular and Wi-Fi rates are theoretical. Actual throughput depends on network, plan, client, placement and radio conditions |













