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Asus’s second Wi-Fi 7 purpose-built mesh system, the ZenWiFi BT10, had a rough start. From the launch in early June until recently, the hardware proved buggy. Among other things, the satellite unit couldn’t stay wirelessly connected for longer than a day or so, especially with the MLO feature turned on. … Continue Reading
The single digit in the model name that separates TP-Link Omada EAP783 from the previously reviewed EAP773 makes a huge difference. Specifically, the higher-end AP you’re reading about is almost twice as large and has twice the Wi-Fi bandwidth. In return, it’s also significantly more expensive. Overall, it’s a formidable … Continue Reading
The WBE530 BE11000 Wi-Fi 7 Triple-Radio NebulaFlex Pro Access Point is Zyxel’s third Wi-Fi 7 access point, and it lands right between the previous two, the WBE660S and NWA130BE, in terms of cost. In terms of hardware specs, however, it’s practically the latter with some bonus, such as the fact … Continue Reading
The Omada EAP773 BE11000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 access point is not the first TP-Link business access point I’ve had my hands on. Prior to this, I used a large number of Omada units and have published reviews on a few. What makes the new AP special, though, is the fact … Continue Reading
The Orbi 770 series, first announced in June, is NETGEAR’s second major Wi-Fi 7 mesh system, and it’s totally different from the first, the 970 series. As a matter of fact, as the first tri-band hardware without a dedicated backhaul, it’s unlike the rest of the Orbi family. Here’s the … Continue Reading
Today, NETGEAR announced the availability of its latest mobile hotspot, the Nighthawk M7 Pro (model MR7400). It’s not the company’s first 5G cellular mobile router—there have been at least the M6 Pro and M6—but it’s the first to feature Wi-Fi 7. The support for the latest Wi-Fi can be a … Continue Reading
The U7 Pro Max is Ubiquiti’s top-tier Wi-Fi 7 access point for prosumers and a minor upgrade to the U7 Pro. At the core, though, it’s similar to the company’s previous UniFi APs, including the U6 Enterprise. Here’s the bottom line: At the suggested retail price of less than $280—the … Continue Reading
