Suggestions for UMTS usb card in SRP541W-E-K9

Hello,
I am trying to find out which UMTS USB card/stick I can use for SRP541W-E-K9 here in Germany. My impression is that most of the listed devices in compatibility list are quite old. Does anybody have real life experience with the EU router model and USB sticks from German providers, e.g. Vodafone or T-Mobile?
Any suggestion would be highly appreciated!
Kind regards,
Olaf.

Ok, as there is no answer so far, here is what I found:
- Vodafone UMTS-Stick K3765-HV weiß
It's still available from various distributors, and it corresponds to "K3765" which is listed in the compatibility list. So it should work. I also opened a case with cisco partner help line, let's see what result comes from there :-)

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