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# Supported devices
Rayhunter was built and tested primarily on the Orbic RC400L mobile hotspot, but the community has been working hard at adding support for other devices. Theoretically, if a device runs a Qualcomm modem and exposes a `/dev/diag` interface, Rayhunter may work on it.
## Recommended devices
If you have a device in mind which you'd like Rayhunter to support, please [open a discussion on our Github](https://github.com/EFForg/rayhunter/discussions)!
## Tier 1 - Fully supported devices
These devices have been extensively tested by the core developers and are widely used. We recommend running Rayhunter on one of these devices if you can.
- [Orbic RC400L](./orbic.md)
- [TP-Link M7350](./tplink-m7350.md)
- [TP-Link M7310](./tplink-m7310.md)
## Tier 2 - Functional devices
Some developers have succeeded in getting Rayhunter running on these devices, but they have not received the same level of adoption as tier 1 devices.
If you are in the US, use the Orbic. TP-Link M7350 also works but is usually more expensive to obtain. Otherwise use TP-Link M7350.
## Other devices
These devices are also supported but less commonly used. We do not recommend getting them for this purpose unless you already have one.
- [TP-Link M7310](./tplink-m7310.md)
- [Wingtech CT2MHS01](./wingtech-ct2mhs01.md)
Theoretically, if a device can be rooted, runs a Qualcomm modem and exposes a `/dev/diag` interface, Rayhunter may work on it. If you have a device in mind which you'd like Rayhunter to support, please [open a discussion on our Github](https://github.com/EFForg/rayhunter/discussions)!