Thanks to its compact and portable design, it can be placed anywhere or even taken on trips, while ensuring a stable and reliable connection at all times via LTE technology. USB-C power allows it to be used even when connected to a power bank, making the FRITZ!Box 6825 4G an ideal solution for those seeking mobility without sacrificing speed or connection quality.
This new mobile router model from the FRITZ! range is an alternative to the FRITZ! 5G router range, designed for users who need to stay online simply and efficiently. In addition to being compatible with 4G LTE and 3G UMTS networks, it includes support for roaming and mobile band selection, ensuring a continuous and uninterrupted connection experience at a highly competitive price and with very low energy consumption.
4G and Wi-Fi 6 Frequency Aggregation:
The FRITZ!Box 6825 4G provides mobile internet access at speeds of up to 300 Mbps and is backward compatible with other mobile network frequencies, making it usable throughout Europe. Thanks to the carrier aggregation function, which allows the use of up to two aggregated 4G frequencies (2CC) and countless combination options, the available mobile bandwidth is used optimally at all times.
For wireless connectivity, the FRITZ!Box 6825 4G offers speeds of up to 600 Mbps using the Wi-Fi 6 standard, providing fast and stable access for all connected devices. The 2.4 GHz band enables long-range and reliable connections, while intelligent Wi-Fi Mesh technology automatically optimizes each device's connection to the network, improving stability and browsing performance. With simple setup via the WPS button and a wizard that helps find the best location for the router, users can quickly and securely set up a wireless network anywhere.
Low power consumption and USB-C power:
Measuring just 65 x 135 x 98 mm and consuming only 4.1 W on average, this router combines energy efficiency with versatility for use in any environment. Thanks to the USB-C port, it can be powered by a compatible mobile phone charger or even connected to a power bank or laptop if a wall outlet is unavailable.
Furthermore, it can also serve as a backup solution with FRITZ! Failsafe. This feature, included in the FRITZ!OS operating system, ensures that the internet connection is maintained by switching to an alternative device in the event of a fiber optic network failure or a temporary power outage at home or in the office.
The FRITZ!Box 6825 4G boasts a robust 4G modem with a Nano-SIM card slot, Gigabit LAN port, multi-band LTE support, and MIMO technology to optimize signal reception. Advanced features include parental controls, a firewall, VPN, Wake on LAN, and secure access via MyFRITZ!, along with WPA3/WPA2 encryption to ensure data privacy. It also offers a long lifespan thanks to automatic updates that incorporate new features and security enhancements, a five-year warranty, and support available in Spanish.
“The FRITZ!Box 6825 4G combines the power of a desktop router with the flexibility of a mobile device. Simply connect it to a power bank for hours of operation, providing fast and stable internet at home, in the office, or on the go. This makes it an ideal solution for remote professionals and digital nomads,” says Ralf Muntean, Country Manager of FRITZ! For Spain and Portugal.
The FRITZ!Box 6825 4G is now available in Spain with a recommended retail price of €128.99. More information at https://fritz.com/es-es/products/fritz-box-6825-4g-20003159
Technical Specifications
: Compact 4G/3G router with integrated LTE modem (Nano-SIM).
Compatible with 4G LTE FDD and TDD networks, 3G UMTS, including roaming and mobile band selection.
Wi-Fi 6: 2.4 GHz band up to 600 Mbps; supports Wi-Fi Mesh for optimized performance across connected devices.
1 Gigabit LAN port for wired connection.
Easy setup via WPS button and secure access via MyFRITZ!.
Advanced features: VPN (WireGuard/IPSec), firewall/NAT, Wake on LAN, and parental controls.
• WPA3/WPA2 Wi-Fi encryption, scheduled wake-up/wake-up, and guest access.
• Intuitive FRITZ!OS interface with automatic updates, network notifications, and free FRITZ! apps.
• Average power consumption: 4.1 W; USB-C powered.
• Dimensions: 65 x 135 x 98 mm.
• 5-year warranty and technical support in Spanish.
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- Category: Routers
- By Carlos Martinez
FRITZ!Box 6825 4G: Portable router with Wi-Fi 6, LTE up to 300 Mbps and USB-C
FRITZ!, the European manufacturer of broadband and digital home solutions, announces the availability in Spain of the new FRITZ!Box 6825 4G, a mobile router designed to access the Internet via 4G and 3G networks with speeds of up to 300 Mbit/s download and 50 Mbit/s upload.
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