My friend and I tested RUTX50 working with 5G NSA that is working by combining 3 LTE bands and we are able to reach an average speeds of 500MBPS but it is not constant since there are multiple factors that can affect the signal parameters such as the load of the network, number of users, obstructions and lots more.
Moving forward for the comparison between RUTX50 and IPhone 12 pro. They are using a different LTE category if I am correct RUTX50 is using LTE CAT 20 and IPhone 12 Pro is using LTE CAT 24 standards.
Just to know it is a good things put two antenna like this or is better one single antenna 5G combo 4x4 mimo with 4 SMA connector? I mean the model not the pointing
It’s always better to use a single antenna with 4x4 MIMO capabilities, as the manufacturer has accounted that there will be 4 antennas. However, as the market does not contain many 4x4 MIMO 5G antennas, using 2 separate antennas should also be fine. Just make sure that they support frequencies of 3600MHz, as this is the upper limit for the mid-band 5G in the EU that the RUTX50 supports.
If you are looking for a all-in-one solution, I’d suggest checking out the QuMAX antenna for the RUTX50:
Great to hear!
In that case, these antennas can also be used. I should also note, that other signal parameters are also important when determining connection quality, maily the RSRP (should be above -100dBm) and SINR.
