AT&T U-verse 5268AC
Score: 81/100MikroTik LHG LTE6
Score: 81/100Rankings
The AT&T U-verse Pace 5268AC is a high-performance DSL/Fiber gateway featuring 4x4 AC Wi-Fi, Gigabit Ethernet and integrated HomePNA for seamless home networking. Its drawbacks include lack of battery backup and carrier-specific optimization that limits use with other ISPs. Ideal for AT&T customers seeking an all-in-one solution with robust wired and wireless performance.
The MikroTik LHG LTE6 kit is a rugged outdoor LTE Cat 6 CPE with a 17 dBi antenna, carrier aggregation, and PoE power, providing up to 300 Mbps in remote locations. Its large dish size, single Ethernet port, and complex setup may deter casual users. Suited for remote or rural deployments where wired broadband is unavailable.
| Attribute | | MikroTik LHG LTE6 |
|---|---|---|
— | 300 Mbpsbest | |
5 portsbest | 1 ports | |
1 portsbest | — | |
| ↓ lower better | — | 8 Wbest |
| ↓ lower better | — | 2 kgbest |
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| Attribute | | MikroTik LHG LTE6 |
|---|---|---|
Ports(1) | ||
Ethernet Ports (count) (ports) | 5 ports | 1 ports |
Build & Design(2) | ||
Dimensions (HxWxD) (mm) | 6.97x2.56x10.41 mm | 849x600x600 mm mm |
Form Factor | Cable modem/router | outdoor_cpe |
General(1) | ||
Provider Compatibility | AT&T | generic LTE |
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Independent professional reviews were not found in the research; manufacturer and ISP documentation emphasize the gateway’s best‑in‑class 4x4 5 GHz 802.11ac performance, extensive wired connectivity, and seamless integration with AT&T triple‑play bundles.
No direct consumer reviews were located. Documentation notes that setup is straightforward—Ethernet LEDs confirm connections—and that remote management enables parental controls, but no specific praise or complaints from everyday users were captured.
Professional reviewers praise the LHGG LTE6 kit as a robust, high-performance solution for long-distance rural broadband, highlighting its CAT6 carrier aggregation, wind-resistant 17 dBi antenna and advanced RouterOS features. They note the hardware upgrades over the older CAT4 LHG model but caution that the large dish size and configuration complexity may limit its appeal to less-technical installers.
Everyday users appreciate the device's ability to provide fast, reliable internet in locations where phones and other CPEs fail, especially valuing the easy pole-mounting and consistent uptime. Recurring complaints focus on the steep learning curve, occasional overheating in very hot conditions, and the difficulty of accessing the SIM slot during installation.
