Identity and Manufacturer Company: The router belongs to Mobily, and the company's logo and name appear clearly in Arabic and English in the upper left corner of the black screen. Type: It is a home router that relies on a SIM card (likely supports 4G LTE networks or similar versions of Mobily's proprietary Huawei devices). 2. Design and External Appearance General Structure: It has a vertical (standing rectangle) design, slightly curved at the base for stable upright placement. Colors: The main body of the router is off-white, with a black top strip containing LED indicators. Top Part: Features vertical blue ventilation slots for heat dissipation. Front Panel: Has a light grid pattern (small squares) covering the middle of the panel for aesthetic appeal. 3. Reading Indicators and Lights (Current Operational Status) The black strip has several illuminated indicators reflecting the current connection status: POWER Indicator: Lit in blue, meaning the device is on and properly connected to power. WLAN Indicator: Lit in blue, indicating that the Wi-Fi network is broadcasting and functioning normally. WPS Indicator: Currently off (this is normal unless attempting to connect a new device without a password). MODE Indicator: Lit in red. (Alert: A red light on this indicator usually means the router is not picking up an internet signal, the SIM card is missing, the subscription has expired, or a reset is needed). Signal Bars: Shows 5 fully illuminated blue bars, indicating excellent signal strength from the tower at the location (full signal). However, the red light next to it on the MODE indicator confirms that the signal is strong but there is no actual internet traffic.