A USB modem's stability is measured by the frequency of disconnections or crashes that occur during its operation. It is the device's reliability and ability to maintain a consistent and uninterrupted connection to the network.

Using Proxidize JL01 modems or brands such as ZTE and Huawei provide a stability index of 4%. This means that 4% of the connected modems will likely crash or disconnect during operation time. While these modems may have served you well in the past, they can be prone to frequent disconnections, which can be frustrating and time-consuming. Using JL01 modems or the industry standard brands will require human intervention to force reconnections during modems' crashes. That is why we've made it our mission to develop a modem that delivers a significantly better user experience.

Over the years, we have invested heavily in research and development to optimize our Proxidize MX2 modems to achieve an uptime of 99.5%. This has been a long and challenging journey, but we're proud to say that our hard work has paid off.

One key factor that has contributed to our success is our commitment to quality. We have rigorous testing procedures in place to ensure that every modem we produce meets our high standards of reliability and performance. This means you can trust our modems to provide a stable and consistent internet connection without frustrating disconnections.

We understand that upgrading to a new modem can be a significant investment, and you may have concerns about whether it's worth it. However, the benefits of our new MX2 modem are well worth the cost. With its significantly lower stability index and the highest uptime, you'll have an uninterruptible proxy usage with all your automation tools and scripts.

Recommendation: The best practice for hosting JL01 modems or ZTE/Huawei modems is to manually power cycle the USB hubs daily or use smart plugs/strips to do so from anywhere at any time.

To conclude, the stability indices for Proxidize/supported modems are summarized below: