The new product supports Wi-Fi 6, which provides speeds of up to 1500 Mbps on both frequencies (5 GHz and 2.4 GHz), which guarantees a reliable connection throughout the home.
It automatically switches between frequencies for uninterrupted communications and supports Mesh networking for extended coverage. IPTV support is also available, as well as a dedicated acceleration channel that reduces lag and increases responsiveness for gamers.
The router is equipped with Wi-Fi 6 technology, self-adaptive Gigabit Ethernet ports, and IPTV features, ensuring smooth operation, wide signal coverage, and support for multiple devices.
Security measures include WPA3 encryption and BSS Coloring technology to minimize interference.
Although the official price has not yet been announced in global markets, the router is sold for around $18 in China. It can be purchased from AliExpress for about $25. The official price is expected to be in the same range.
Source: Ferra
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