The HTC 5G Mobile Smart Hub has a small screen and built-in battery pack.

Mobile Phone Recycling Reveals 5G Mobile Broadband Pricing
Handset Recycle finally launched the UK's first 5G network. In addition to a few 5G smart phones, the network also sells HTC's 5G mobile smart center for use as your own home broadband.

Cell phone recycling says the HTC 5G hub costs £500 as a standalone device, but can only be purchased in a 24-month contract. This includes a one-time prepayment of £100, a monthly data of 50GB, £50 per month, or 100GB, £75 per month. When your 24-month contract expires, this will incur a huge total cost of around £1,300 or £1,900.

HTC 5G Mobile Smart Center: Everything You Need To Know
This year's MWC conference has been filled with 5G announcements. From smartphones to 5G-connected kettles, technology makers are vying for each other to get the first film of the Super Fast Mobile Internet Cake.

HTC's own 5G mobile intelligence center is located between many VR headsets and mid-range smartphones. This smart-smart hotspot has a small screen and a large battery pack that is easy to carry, but is HTC's launch on the 5G trend a bit too fast?

Design, Main Features And First Impressions

The first thing you will notice is that the Mobile Smart Center looks a lot like a miniature echo show. It has a soft textured side with a 5-inch, 1,280 x 720 screen that tilts up a bit, allowing you to interact with the device and scroll through its various settings.

The Mobile Smart Center is powered by Qualcomm's latest mobile CPU (Snapdragon 855 chipset), allowing you to use it as a hotspot to support Mini 5G. If you don't know the benefits of 5G, you should expect lightning-fast fast transfer speeds of up to 1Gbit/sec, which means you should be able to download high-quality movies in a short amount of time, just like using the swamp standard. 4G connection. To do this, you need to plug in a 5G-enabled nano-SIM on the back of the hub.

According to HTC, the Mobile Intelligence Center can handle up to 20 connected devices simultaneously and supports two UK network providers at startup: EE and Three. We should expect HTC's 5G Mobile Smart Center to appear on the store shelves for the first time in the second quarter of 2019.

Perhaps most interestingly, the Mobile Smart Center does not need to be plugged into a wall outlet. There is a coaxial DC connector on the back of the unit, but you can also use the Smart Hub's built-in 7,600mAh battery. According to HTC, this should allow for up to one day of use in a moderately used charge.

Elsewhere, you can also find a pair of speakers on the back of your device that can be used to display your favorite music on Spotify, or when you need to follow the custard cooking tutorial on YouTube. If you want to connect a hotspot to a better display, there is also a Gigabit Ethernet port on the back, as well as a USB Type-C and Display Port connection.

Early Judgment

HTC's Mobile Intelligence Center is not exactly the same as Amazon's Echo Show or Google's Home Hub, but I don't think we should see it in these areas. This is primarily a 5G hotspot, although there is an added benefit of a small screen, a built-in battery and a pair of decent speakers.

This is a very good add-on list, and I think that when the 5G hotspots flood into the end of this year, HTC's Mobile Intelligence Center may have the credentials to stand out from the crowd.

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