Aurora C150 5G WiFi 6 Router
A compact indoor 5G WiFi 6 router, plug in a SIM, no outdoor mounting needed.
The C150 is built on a Qualcomm SDX55 5G platform sold under several brand names internationally, and the specific unit LinkUp 5G sources even shows Omantel (Oman Telecom) branding on the box from its original market, the same cross-branding pattern seen elsewhere in this catalog. It's a straightforward indoor 5G router: insert a SIM, plug it in, and it shares a 5G or 4G connection over dual-band WiFi 6 plus one wired Gigabit port. Compared to our outdoor N5368X CPE, it skips the wall/pole mounting and weatherproofing in exchange for a simpler, more affordable setup for addresses that already get a usable signal indoors. This unit is quality-checked and in like-new condition, which is part of why it's priced the way it is.
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Aurora C150 5G WiFi 6 Router
PKR 25,000
A simple indoor 5G router for a decent-signal address
If your home or office already gets a workable 5G or 4G signal indoors, the C150 skips the extra cost and installation of an outdoor CPE: insert a SIM, plug it in, and it shares that connection over dual-band WiFi 6 plus one wired Gigabit port. It has an external antenna connector for a boost if reception is only borderline, but it isn't designed for wall or pole mounting the way our outdoor N5368X is, so it won't help in a genuinely weak-signal spot the same way. Choose this one specifically because your indoor signal is already reasonable and you want a simpler, less expensive setup.
Best For
- Homes or offices with a usable 5G or 4G signal already reaching indoors
- Areas with a borderline indoor signal, where an external antenna can be added via the SMA port
- Buyers wanting dual-band WiFi 6 (2.4GHz + 5GHz) rather than the single-band WiFi 6 on some other routers in this catalog
- A simple plug-and-play setup with one wired Gigabit port for a desktop or smart TV
Not Ideal For
- Outdoor or wall/pole-mounted installations, see our N5368X outdoor 5G CPE for that instead
- Offices needing more than one wired Ethernet device, since there is a single Gigabit LAN/WAN port
- Buyers on Ufone or Telenor expecting 5G speeds, since those networks haven’t launched 5G yet, so it runs on 4G LTE there
- Anyone wanting a landline-style phone line, since there is no RJ11 or voice-calling support
- Buyers who specifically need a factory-sealed, never-opened retail box
Specifications
- 5G NR (Sub-6GHz) SA/NSA with 4G LTE fallback, Qualcomm SDX55 modem
- Dual-band WiFi 6 (802.11ax), 2.4GHz + 5GHz
- Connects up to 32 WiFi devices simultaneously
- 1x Gigabit Ethernet port (LAN/WAN)
- 1x external SMA antenna connector for a signal boost
- 1x USB Type-C port
- Simple plug-and-play SIM setup, no technician required
- Compact desktop design for indoor use
- Web UI management with FOTA remote firmware updates
- Network
- 5G NR (Sub-6GHz) SA/NSA with 4G LTE fallback
- Max 5G Speed
- Up to 4.6 Gbps down (chipset maximum)*
- WiFi Standard
- WiFi 6 (802.11ax), dual-band 2.4GHz + 5GHz
- Max Connected Devices
- 32
- Ports
- Gigabit LAN/WAN, USB Type-C, external SMA antenna connector
- SIM Slot
- 1x Nano SIM
- Chipset
- Qualcomm SDX55 5G modem
- Management
- Web UI, FOTA remote updates
The 4.6 Gbps figure is the Qualcomm SDX55 modem's theoretical chipset maximum under lab conditions, not an achievable speed on any current Pakistani network. Real-world 5G speed depends entirely on Jazz's or Zong's live 5G coverage and congestion at your location.
Network Compatibility
Runs on 5G where Jazz or Zong 5G coverage reaches; falls back to 4G LTE elsewhere, including on Ufone and Telenor SIMs, whose 5G networks have not yet launched. The specific hardware batch LinkUp 5G sources for this model shows Omantel (Oman Telecom) branding from its original market; it is the same Qualcomm SDX55-based 5G CPE design sold under several brand names internationally, and works the same regardless of the branding printed on the case.
Setup Guide
- 1
Insert your SIM card into the slot on the back of the router.
- 2
Connect the power adapter and switch the router on.
- 3
Wait for the signal indicator to show a connected 5G or 4G signal.
- 4
Connect your devices to the WiFi name and password printed on the back label, or wire one in through the Gigabit LAN/WAN port.
- 5
If reception is borderline, attach an external antenna to the SMA port to improve it.
Questions About This 5G Router
The batch of hardware LinkUp 5G sources for this model was originally sold under Omantel (Oman Telecom) branding. The underlying Qualcomm SDX55 5G CPE design is sold under several brand names internationally, including Aurora. It works the same on any Pakistani SIM regardless of the branding printed on the case.
