Has anyone ever used this for gaming via the computer?

As usual, someone that has no idea what they are talking about answers a question on amazon, place is a joke. Yes, of course you could use 'this' for gaming. This is a 4g cellular modem, it requires a sim card just like a phone does. But it requires an appropriate plan to operate at any meaningful standards. If you just use a regular phone plan sim chances are it will be throttled down severely. You need an MVNO, an unlimited plan provided by a company whose entire business is selling unlimited data plans, not cell phone plans. Millenicom is the company I have been using for years, I get 50mbps, <100ms, etc. You will most likely have issues, this isn't for normies, you have to learn what you're doing. You'll want external antennas mounted on some mast, with your wires routed into this modem.

It's my understanding that Cudy makes them differently for each region of the world. Be sure you get one that will work in your area but yes it works for me.

Is it support visible network??

Don't know what you mean but my at&t sim card works in it

What Quantity of Concurrent devices are allowed?

There is no "set" answer for how many devices any router can support. Most can theoretically support up to 250 or more devices. BUT, in the real world that is dependent on your internet speed & signal strength etc. ...This particular router I have tested with about 3 or 4 devices concurrently & it worked fine with the WIFI through an AT&T Sim card getting around 15-30 MB/s speeds. ...This may also be limited by your cell plan company's number of devices policies too when using this as a WIFI through Sim card router. ...When used as a regular type (Ethernet/Cable) router though, the main limit will be your speed & signal strength. ...For example, on a 1 Gig speed plan you could support many devices at a time & even more with say a 10 Gig plan. But whatever the speed, the strength & speeds of the signals between devices will be reduced more per device the more devices you have it split between. I hope this helps you.

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It's my understanding that Cudy makes them differently for each region of the world. Be sure you get one that will work in your area but yes it works for me.

Q: Is it support visible network??

Don't know what you mean but my at&t sim card works in it

Q: What Quantity of Concurrent devices are allowed?

There is no "set" answer for how many devices any router can support. Most can theoretically support up to 250 or more devices. BUT, in the real world that is dependent on your internet speed & signal strength etc. ...This particular router I have tested with about 3 or 4 devices concurrently & it worked fine with the WIFI through an AT&T Sim card getting around 15-30 MB/s speeds. ...This may also be limited by your cell plan company's number of devices policies too when using this as a WIFI through Sim card router. ...When used as a regular type (Ethernet/Cable) router though, the main limit will be your speed & signal strength. ...For example, on a 1 Gig speed plan you could support many devices at a time & even more with say a 10 Gig plan. But whatever the speed, the strength & speeds of the signals between devices will be reduced more per device the more devices you have it split between. I hope this helps you.

Number of Ports	4
Control Method	Remote
Data Transfer Rate	1200 Megabits Per Second
LAN Port Bandwidth	100Mbps
Voltage	12 Volts
RAM Memory Installed	128 MB
Number of Antennas	4
Is Electric	Yes
Recommended Uses For Product	Home, Gaming, Business
Connectivity Technology	Wi-Fi
AntennaType	Retractable
Operating System	RouterOS
Security Protocol	WPA2-PSK
Additional Features	WPS
Frequency Band Class	Dual-Band
Wireless Compability	802.11ac
Compatible Devices	Personal Computer
Frequency	5 GHz
Item Dimensions L x W x H	5.48"L x 1.42"W x 9.84"H
Item Weight	700 Grams

CudyNew AC1200 Unlocked 4G LTE Modem Router with SIM Card Slot, 1200Mbps Mesh WiFi, EC25-AFX Qualcomm Chipset, Detachable Cellular Antennas, DDNS, VPN, LT500D

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