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Does the JACS TD191-B work in Hong Kong, China?

USB dongle · Cat 4 · JACS Solutions · network data checked 3 Oct 2026

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✔ 4 networks good · Evidence C · 2+ sources per network · network data checked 3 Oct 2026

Yes. The JACS TD191-B works on 3 (Three), China Mobile Hong Kong, csl and SmarTone, every network we track in Hong Kong, China.

4G bands in Hong Kong, China · colour = frequency

below 1 GHz (coverage) 1–2.7 GHz 3–7 GHz mmWave · dashed = the JACS TD191-B lacks it · • = a main band

Before you deploy

2G off on all networks (2021–2022)

3G switch-off planned: 3 (Three) Oct 2026

3G being switched off: SmarTone Sep 2026

Sources for this answer (6) · evidence A = two or more sources, one official · B = one official source · C = industry and independent sources
  1. A TD191-B 4G LTE USB Dongle: product page and specifications (LTE FDD B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B12/B13/B17/B20/B66/B71, TDD B39/B41) JACS Solutions · 5 Nov 2026
  2. A TD191-B datasheet (DS-TD191-B, Qualcomm MDM9x07, LTE Cat 4) JACS Solutions · Sep 2022
  3. C Frequency checker: Hong Kong, China (bands per operator) Kimovil · 10 Oct 2026
  4. B Hong Kong 4G: csl on 1800 and 2600 MHz; Three, PCCW and China Mobile Hong Kong on 1800 MHz South China Morning Post · Aug 2012
  5. C csl: LTE carrier aggregation of B3 and B7 Powertec · 4 Oct 2026
  6. C SmarTone: LTE B3 (2012), B7 and B8 (2014), B1 (2016) Powertec · 4 Oct 2026
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Network by network

NetworkVerdictMain bands4G bands (✓ supported · ½ partly · ✗ missing)5GLTE-M · NB-IoT
3 (Three)✔ Good 100%—B1✓ B3✓ B7✓ B8✓ B40✗—NB-IoT
China Mobile Hong Kong✔ Good 100%—B1✓ B3✓ B7✓ B8✓ B40✗—NB-IoT
csl✔ Good 100%—B1✓ B3✓ B7✓ B8✓—LTE-M · NB-IoT
SmarTone✔ Good 100%—B1✓ B3✓ B7✓ B8✓ B40✗—NB-IoT

Verdicts come from the Band Atlas engine on the open data (CC BY 4.0, GitHub). Networks change: confirm with the operator before you deploy. This page is not legal or certification advice.

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