Since I got my dell laptop, I purchased city-cell zoom ultra with it
and been using for the last 4 months. It was the perfect solution for me
until I wanted to give it a try on qubee (will write all about it in my
zoom ultra review) -now last day I subscribed for a qubee connection
and got the UH-235 wi max modem with it.
Now this is not a review of qubee wimax connection, you can take it as a first hand impression of the actual thing and once I use the internet for a couple of months, I can provide a solid user review. They gave me this small box that has the USB modem:
Inside the second compartment I get the data cable, installation manual, and other docking parts; see all of them in the next picture:
The qubee modem is like a photo frame setup which you have to put next to your computer. It first made me hate it and wanted to get a USB dongle instead, but it offers a range of setups you can hold the modem, but overall I like this setup so I can show off my friends that I use Qubee :)
Now then I saw I don’t have the connection and it has to be enabled from the qubee server. Ok I can wait, and in the mean time I am using my citycell zoom internet.
Then a couple of hours later, at 3 PM afternoon a techy arrived and set my internet. Well that was great but only other bad impression I got that they said to arrive at 12 noon where they were late by 3 hours -but that’s acceptable as I live in Bangladesh.
This is what the qubee app looks like in action:
See I have 2 bars, and the most I got is 3 bars out of 5. This means where I am now (In Mirpur) this is the best what I can get. But amazingly the internet speed is just as promised. I purchased the 512 kbps pack with 10 GB limit.
512 kbps means you get 64 KB when downloading. And that’s the minimum I got when I tested the download. So that is cool! And for the pay, I have to pay TK 1668/month for this -comparing to citycell I was paying around TK 1860/month for 256 kbps with a mugging 3 GB limit.
So the first impression of Qubee was great, and lets see how the experience retains.
Now this is not a review of qubee wimax connection, you can take it as a first hand impression of the actual thing and once I use the internet for a couple of months, I can provide a solid user review. They gave me this small box that has the USB modem:
Inside the second compartment I get the data cable, installation manual, and other docking parts; see all of them in the next picture:
The qubee modem is like a photo frame setup which you have to put next to your computer. It first made me hate it and wanted to get a USB dongle instead, but it offers a range of setups you can hold the modem, but overall I like this setup so I can show off my friends that I use Qubee :)
Setup and installation
Setting up qubee is very simple. All you have to do is to connect it to your computer and then the autorun software will appear, follow the steps as you install any other software and you are done!Now then I saw I don’t have the connection and it has to be enabled from the qubee server. Ok I can wait, and in the mean time I am using my citycell zoom internet.
Qubee support first impression
They said a techy will visit my place and setup the internet. So I waited for a response. Then I received a message in my mobile phone (the number I put when I signed up for qubee) that they have received the sum I paid when purchasing.Then a couple of hours later, at 3 PM afternoon a techy arrived and set my internet. Well that was great but only other bad impression I got that they said to arrive at 12 noon where they were late by 3 hours -but that’s acceptable as I live in Bangladesh.
This is what the qubee app looks like in action:
See I have 2 bars, and the most I got is 3 bars out of 5. This means where I am now (In Mirpur) this is the best what I can get. But amazingly the internet speed is just as promised. I purchased the 512 kbps pack with 10 GB limit.
512 kbps means you get 64 KB when downloading. And that’s the minimum I got when I tested the download. So that is cool! And for the pay, I have to pay TK 1668/month for this -comparing to citycell I was paying around TK 1860/month for 256 kbps with a mugging 3 GB limit.
So the first impression of Qubee was great, and lets see how the experience retains.
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