TP-Link TL-MR105 4G LTE WiFi Router, 4G Router, Plug&Play, SIM Card Slot, 2 LAN/WAN Ports for Ethernet Cable, Up to 32 Devices, Parental Controls, Guest Network, Home/Remote, 300Mbps Wireless
£39.99
Price: £39.99
(as of May 13, 2026 06:08:39 UTC – Details)
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Share Your 4G LTE Network 
Leverage our advanced 4G LTE network, with download speeds up to 150 Mbps, to seamlessly share with multiple Wi-Fi devices for HD movies, rapid downloads, and smooth video chats. Fully compatible with FDD-LTE and TDD-LTE for global service provider compatibility.
Advanced Software Functions 
Robust Parental Controls
If you want to block harmful websites, set surfing time limits, check which sites your kids are using, or just pause the internet, you can do it all.
Guest Network
It provides separate Wi-Fi access for guests while securing the whole network.
Wi-Fi Where You Need It 
Mobile Broadband Router: Easily share a 3G/4G connection, Connect up to 32 wireless devices with ease while ensuring dependable network stability
Superfast 4G LTE Speed for Reliable Wi-Fi: Speeds of up to 150 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload, Ideal for cutting-edge 4G LTE network
4G router with Nano Sim Card Slot: Easy to use, plug and play, Network management is made easy with the TP-Link Tether app, available on any Android and iOS device
Available WAN Connection Backup: Works as a router to provide backup internet connection
Encryptions for Secure Network – WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK encryptions provide active protection against security threats
10 reviews for TP-Link TL-MR105 4G LTE WiFi Router, 4G Router, Plug&Play, SIM Card Slot, 2 LAN/WAN Ports for Ethernet Cable, Up to 32 Devices, Parental Controls, Guest Network, Home/Remote, 300Mbps Wireless
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Mike –
Sim Card routers should be more mobile phone based
A good item but could be improved by a notification light on the front panel for SMS messages, it would also benefit from the ability to plug in a phone handset. TP-Link are great with routers but when dealing with mobile sim card dependant items they are a little lacking in their design from mobile phone makers as in order to use this properly with multiple wireless devices you need a high rate or unlimited data plan and these come with unlimited call and texts that this device makes hard to use on the SMS side and impossible for the call side. Data only plans I have found to be more expensive than plans including voice and SMS.After 1 month of using this I have had good signal strength throughout my house, the colour is great as it needs to be mounted in a window for best mobile reception and being white in sunlight prevents it from getting too hot, the power cable is not long enough for window mounting so have had to find a way to extend it (it was easier to move a mains extension to the plug than extend the power cable).Having to log on the router home page to check for messages is a pain so you can’t really use the message side.Mobile broadband is good for singles or those with lower internet (non gamer and no HD streams) but you can’t really plan how much data you will need, for example you tube does let you pick different resolutions but does not specify how much data you will need to watch a video. Not many singles and couples really need fibre band-with.As I am using this with an unlimited internet plan that gives me calls and texts unlimited too I have tried to switch to a Motorola FW410 4G (after only 1 month) which did not provide as good a signal throughout the house but was able to use all 3 parts of my plan – calls, texts and internet. unfortunately the hot-spot side of this item packed up after only 5 days of use, it was a hot-spot not a router.This TP-Link router is a good reliable solution for data only with limited SMS function. If calls are required on top (like with my requirement) you may need 2 sims and 2 devices (and 2 accounts/bills), 1 to handle calls and texts (a basic Nokia 105 mobile will do this for around £20 equipment cost) and this router which gives the added bonus of being able to accept add on aerials which can be either indoor or outdoor mounted further improving mobile reception (did not need these and have not tried these, may need after house move). Most people already own a mobile so should not have this issue, the use of a non smartphone is due to battery life, recharge interval and better reception.My circumstances: due to probate (death of the home owner who paid the broadband bill) I will be leaving this house soon, could not justify a 2 year broadband contract and mess around with number changes when I move. This mobile system means I pay less for phone services (no line rental), get the bandwidth I need, have uninterrupted number portability and choice (albeit limited) of my own equipment. Landlines are lv ike TV licences, a thing of the past that you don’t need (if you don’t use TV) and there are newer alternatives to consider. This way I only have to inform of number change once which with the house move is required anyway.
LVS –
I didn’t expect that…
I didn’t expect that to be so good. I need a router for a remote location with no Internet access so I can run a cctv camera and thought I’d try this. I am using a three network sim for data and I have to say, this is quite impressive. It’s very easy to set up, change the password and off you go. I’m not in a really great signal zone here but it picks up a good signal and speeds on devices are acceptable, OK not as good as my deco wifi mesh obviously, but good and it should work well in the location I need it to work in because the signal is much better there and I’ll use an external antenna. In fact, I’m writing this review on an old Sony Xperia phone and prior to writing I was surfing and downloading stuff from. Google play etc and it’s been really good. I suppose if I went to the far side of the house it might not be so good, but that’s why you have mesh wifi to cover dead spots, if you can be within a reasonable distance of the router, it should be fine. It comes equipped with two antenna ports for SMA plugs and two Ethernet ports for connection of devices and I will utilise an Ethernet port for my cctv camera so wifi connection won’t be an issue. I’m genuinely impressed with this device for what they cost and what it does. Clearly, a satisfactory result will depend on a few factors for each individual case, but given a decent signal area this can perform quite well in comparison to home WiFi networks like talktalk etc. I believe it can handle up to 32 devices connected at a time so it’s good for most applications, but I don’t see it performing well for really data hungry applications, gaming etc, but for surfing and general social media, emails etc it’s great. So if you want to be ‘off grid’ as far as subscription wifi in the home goes, this is a good alternative for less data hungry set ups. And, of course, it’s great for those areas you can’t get standard wifi installed. For me, it will be part of an off grid solar powered set up with storage batteries. Give it a go!
Rosemary Biss –
Good
Little slow but works properly, great as a 4g router, strong signal and easy to assemble
vic –
Great.
Great little router that works really well. Good value for money.
Top Reviews by MG –
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ Great Value 4G Router – Reliable, Easy to Use, and Perfect for Backup Internet
I’ve been using the TP-Link TL-MR105 N300Mbps WiFi 4G Router for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed with what it offers at this price point. If you need a simple, sleek design and no-frills 4G router for your home, office, or while traveling, this is a great choice.✅ Easy Setup & User-FriendlySetup was a breeze—just insert your SIM card, plug it in, and it’s ready to go. The web interface is clean and intuitive, even for beginners. I had it up and running in under 5 minutes with zero technical hiccups.✅ Stable 4G PerformanceSpeeds are consistent for general use like web browsing, streaming, and video calls. While it’s not designed for heavy gaming or ultra-fast downloads, it works well for day-to-day needs. The connection remains stable even with multiple devices connected.✅ Compact & Travel-FriendlyThe small footprint makes it ideal for small spaces or travel. I used it on a weekend trip where WiFi wasn’t reliable, and it worked flawlessly with a local SIM.🔍 A Few Trade-Offs (But Not Deal-Breakers)• It only supports 2.4GHz WiFi (no dual-band), so you might see interference in crowded areas.• There’s no built-in battery, so it needs to stay plugged in—keep that in mind if you’re planning to use it on the go.• Advanced users may miss features like VPN support or robust parental controls.✅ Final ThoughtsFor anyone looking for a reliable, affordable, and easy-to-use 4G router, the TP-Link TL-MR105 is an excellent option. It’s especially useful as a backup internet source or in rural areas with limited wired options. While it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles, it delivers solid value and dependable performance.
HaedongSeol –
No antenna included, speed test only 20mbps, it’s too slow.
Shakil Ahammed –
2nd time buying it.its very very good product. Thanks amazon and seller. Delivery man behaviour is very well.
KHillgrove –
Doesn’t work, I have tried all options and to link have notvfixed anything, it’s defective and I want to return
Apangu Saidi Mohammed –
I really liked the product, well packaged when I received it, didn’t have any issues while connecting it and really works well.
yasser –
الجهاز سرعة 50 ميقا وشريحتى سرعتها 350 ميقا في نفس المكان للاستخدام العادي جيد وسهل الاعدادات