Below are the list of modems we offer and the type of service they can be used: Modem NBN NBN Type 4G Wireless 5G Wireless Mobile BB TPLink VX230v Yes All No No No Huawei B628 No NA Yes No No Netgear... Read More

How do you know if your Tenda modem is compatible with nbn? There are 2 different types of ports you need to check whether your modem is compatible with the type of nbn service that you have on your premise. 1. DSL port - often grey in colour, uses... Read More

Our mobile, mobile broadband, and wireless broadband plans are powered by the Optus Mobile Network, which covers 98.5% of the Australian population, including capital cities, regional, and rural areas. We provide both 4G and 5G services, depending on... Read More

Explore our detailed guide on common eSIM installation errors and issues, complete with effective solutions to resolve them. Explore the details below. QR Code not showing If the QR code isn’t visible or doesn’t download... Read More

At SpinTel, we understand that some customers may already have their own 4G or 5G modem and would prefer to use it when signing up for our wireless or mobile broadband services. If you're wondering whether your existing modem can be used with... Read More

In today’s connected world, mobile hotspots are incredibly useful, allowing you to share your mobile data connection with other devices. Whether you need to connect your laptop, tablet, or a friend’s phone to the internet, turning your... Read More

Important: Your modem or router must be fibre-ready for use with the type of nbn technology at your address. If unsure, please check the technical specifications in the manual, on the manufacturer’s website or by calling the modem manufacturer... Read More

As of 28 October 2024, the 3G network in Australia has been shut down to make room for newer technologies like 4G and 5G. This change affects SpinTel customers with mobile devices that relied on 3G, as they are no longer supported. In this article,... Read More

Typical Evening Speed The typical expected experience between 7pm–11pm which is the busy time for Internet traffic. It is not a guaranteed minimum speed. The actual speed experienceddepends on a number of factors – see Technical Limitations below... Read More

What is Fibre to the Curb? Fibre to the Curb is a new access technology that will form part of the nbn™ broadband access network rollout to provide access to broadband services to Australian homes and businesses.   An nbn™ FTTC connection is... Read More