
The TX02 is a 3000mAh portable WiFi hotspot built around European 4G bands, supplied on a quote basis with branding review available on request. Distributors usually start here when they need an XO portable WIFI manufacturer that can confirm bands, battery capacity and SIM format before committing to volume. Working with an XO wireless mobile WIFI manufacturer also keeps samples, final parameters and repeat supply of the same model under one contact.
The XO portable WiFi line currently centres on a single model, listed on the product page as XO-TX02 with preliminary parameters. It is a white ABS hotspot measuring 98 × 58 × 20 mm and weighing 145g, so it drops into a bag or jacket pocket without a second carrying case.
Inside are a built-in 3000mAh rechargeable battery, a Micro SIM slot and a 4G radio covering FDD bands 1, 3, 5, 7, 8 and 20 plus TDD bands 38, 39, 40 and 41. WiFi runs on 802.11b/g/n 1×1 at up to 150Mbps and serves a maximum of 8 connected devices.
Buyers shortlisting a hotspot for the first time normally want two things from a single page: the full parameter list and a route to pricing. Both are one click away from here.
Every figure below comes from the TX02 product page, grouped so a buyer can check power, radio, access and physical details in one pass.
| Identity | |
| Product model | XO-TX02 (preliminary parameters) |
|---|---|
| Product colour | White |
| Product material | ABS |
| Power | |
| Battery capacity | 3.8V / 3000mAh, built in |
| Input | 5V / 1A |
| Wireless power | TDD-LTE: 21dBm ±2dBm · FDD-LTE: 21dBm ±2dBm · WCDMA: 21dBm ±2dBm |
| Memory and radio | |
| Device memory | 32G Flash + 4G RAM |
| Operating frequency | 4G bands 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 20, 38, 39, 40, 41 |
| Wireless protocol | 802.11b/g/n 1×1 |
| Wireless rate | 150Mbps |
| Antenna gain | 2dB |
| Receiver sensitivity | < -51 |
| SIM, access and first-run defaults | |
| SIM card slot | Micro SIM |
| Maximum WiFi access users | 8 devices |
| Wireless security | WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK default |
| Default WiFi name | XO-TX02-XXXX |
| Default WiFi password | 1234567890 |
| IP address / login name | 192.168.100.1 / admin |
| Physical and packaging | |
| Product size | 98 × 58 × 20 mm |
| Product weight | 145g |
| Product accessories | Battery, manual, charging cable |
The TX02 is named as a European-band unit, and band 20 plus bands 1, 3, 7 and 8 are the ones most European buyers check first. The table below pairs each supported band with the markets where it commonly appears, so you can screen a destination before you ask for a quotation.
| Band | Where it is commonly deployed | What it means for your order |
|---|---|---|
| Band 1 · 2100 MHz | Widely used across Europe and Asia | A baseline band for many European and Asian SIMs; a sensible first check. |
| Band 3 · 1800 MHz | Broad deployment in Europe, Asia and further afield | Often the main capacity band, so confirm your operator runs it before setting quantities. |
| Band 5 · 850 MHz | Used in the Americas and parts of Asia | Adds flexibility if the same SKU also has to serve buyers outside Europe. |
| Band 7 · 2600 MHz | City capacity band in Europe and Asia | Helps in dense urban areas where the operator has deployed 2600 MHz. |
| Band 8 · 900 MHz | Coverage band in Europe and Asia | Useful where operators pair 900 MHz coverage with 1800 MHz capacity. |
| Band 20 · 800 MHz | European coverage and in-building band | The band most European buyers should verify first, especially for indoor use. |
| Band 38 · 2600 MHz TDD | TDD deployment in parts of Europe and Asia | Check with the local operator whether TDD capacity is active in your market. |
| Band 39 · 1900 MHz TDD | TDD deployment used in parts of Asia | Mainly relevant when planning an Asian market range. |
| Band 40 · 2300 MHz TDD | TDD deployment in Asia and the Middle East | Confirm operator support before committing volume to those regions. |
| Band 41 · 2500 MHz TDD | TDD deployment in Asia and the Americas | Relevant for buyers whose operators run 2500 MHz TDD capacity. |
These are the four details that decide whether the TX02 suits your channel: how it is charged, what SIM you need, how many people can join, and what the unit looks like on first power-up.
A 3.8V / 3000mAh rechargeable battery sits inside the ABS body and charges through a 5V / 1A input.
Buyer decision: plan mains or USB charging, not spare-battery swapping.The unit takes a Micro SIM. Sample units should be tested with the exact SIM format your operator issues.
Buyer decision: confirm SIM format before printing setup instructions.802.11b/g/n 1×1 WiFi serves up to 8 devices at a maximum rate of 150Mbps, with a 2dB antenna gain.
Buyer decision: size it for light teams, not heavy bandwidth loads.Default SSID XO-TX02-XXXX, password 1234567890, admin page 192.168.100.1 and WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK security.
Buyer decision: build a password-change step into your setup guide.Different buyers ask the TX02 to do different jobs. Use this table to move from a use case to the one or two parameters that decide whether the unit is right, and what to test on a sample.
| Scenario | Relevant TX02 fact | Buyer decision |
|---|---|---|
| Field sales and pop-up retail | 98 × 58 × 20 mm, 145g, 3000mAh battery, 8 simultaneous users | Run a full working day on a sample with the number of devices your team actually carries before setting quantities. |
| Event and trade-show backup | Micro SIM slot, 5V / 1A charging from a standard USB charger or power bank | Confirm the venue's operator bands and bring a correctly sized Micro SIM from a local carrier. |
| Small office or site continuity | 802.11b/g/n 1×1, 150Mbps, WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK, 2dB antenna gain | Fine for email, chat and light browsing; choose a different class of device for bandwidth-heavy team workloads. |
| Distributor and retail assortment | Quote-based supply, branding review on request, white ABS body, battery plus manual and charging cable in the box | Request a sample, agree the bundle and packaging, then confirm terms in writing. |
| Multi-market export planning | Bands 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 20, 38, 39, 40, 41 | Screen every destination market's operator bands first, then split the order by region. |
| First-time hotspot launch | Model listed as XO-TX02 with preliminary parameters, 32G Flash + 4G RAM | Ask for the final parameter sheet before any catalogue or listing copy is signed off. |
Supply is quote-driven. There is no cart or listed price on the product page, so the conversation starts with your requirement rather than a checkout.
Share the destination market, expected quantity and whether branding or custom packaging is needed.
The team confirms the current parameter revision, SIM format and the contents you want in the box.
Check the unit, packaging and order terms — minimum order quantity and lead time are agreed per enquiry.
Once terms are agreed, production and delivery are arranged against the confirmed specification.
Tell the supply team what the unit has to do and they will come back with specification confirmation and order terms for your market.
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