Good news for those who are tired of Internet connection problems at home, Wi-Fi not working and constant disconnections, namely: there are more and more models at a good price and with more than acceptable characteristics.
For example right now there is one from Xiaomi that promises gigabit speed and ease of use (something that, unfortunately, can not always be taken for granted) and at a truly innovative price. It is sold by the brand itself in the official store and costs only 14.99 euros.
It usually costs a bit more, although at the current price it’s worth a try, especially since carrier-installed models leave a lot to be desired in terms of interface and features in some cases.
To understand the price, just go to Amazon and you will see that there it still costs about 25 euros, which is much higher than in Xiaomi’s Spanish store.
Xiaomi Mi Router 4A Gigabit Edition reaches 1 GB per second in a wired connection with a decent speed if we are talking about a wireless network.. It’s also WiFi AC compatible, which means it also runs at 5GHz, much faster than the 2.4GHz typically limited to cheaper routers.
Unlike other versions, this one connects through the Xiaomi Mi Home app available for iOS and Android. There you can change your Wi-Fi network password or see how many devices are connected, among other things.
The most difficult thing when changing a router is usually to set it up, but not in this case. You just need to connect it with a network cable to a router that works with your carrier to get started, it’s a simple process, although there are others that are much more complicated.
In terms of value for money and thanks to this offer, this is without a doubt one of the best routers at the moment, although it is possible and recommended that you look for a router that is compatible with WiFi 6 networks, more suitable for the environment. oversaturated with devices and networks that are now more common in residential areas.
Source: Computer Hoy
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