Huawei announced on the 15th that it has launched 'U+ Wi-Fi Sook,' a credit card-sized portable LTE Wi-Fi router, through LG Uplus. U+ Wi-Fi Sook is equipped with 'dual-band' technology that allows the simultaneous use of two frequencies. It also features an LCD screen to enhance user convenience.

The size is 96.8mm x 58.0mm, similar to a credit card, and 17.3mm, fitting in one hand. The weight including the battery is 112g.

The 1.45-inch LCD screen features an interactive UI (user interface), allowing users to instantly check battery level and Wi-Fi connection status, and customize settings to suit their needs. The 3,000mAh battery lasts for up to 12 hours and provides 600 hours of standby time when disconnected from Wi-Fi; it can also be used as a power bank by connecting a charging cable when out and about.

U+ Wi-Fi Sook is equipped with the HiSilicon Balong 711 chipset and supports LTE Cat. 4 standards, providing speeds of LTE FDD 150Mbps/LTE TDD 112Mbps, allowing up to 10 devices to connect simultaneously, which can effectively reduce data charges when traveling abroad. When the dedicated Huawei app 'HUAWEI HiLink' is installed, you can utilize features such as real-time device status checks, photo sharing between devices, and sending/receiving SMS messages, and it also supports microSD card sharing.

U+ Wi-Fi Sook will be released in one color: black.