The 2.5GbE port grade is the Multi-Gig Ethernet standard‘s entry level and can deliver connections at the negociated speeds of 2.5Gbps. It’s the most popular multi-gigabit port grade.
Updated: The in-depth review of the M6 Pro is available here. For quite some time, I’ve gotten requests to review travel routers — those folks can carry with them on the go — and I’d recommend turning the laptop into one every time. What NETGEAR announced today might change all …
In more ways than one, the Ubiquiti Switch Enterprise 8 PoE (model USW-Enterprise-8-PoE) — what an odd name! — is a lesser alternative to the Zyxel XS1930-12HP. It has fewer ports, a lower Multi-Gig grade, and a less powerful PoE standard. In return, it costs half the price. At less …
At $290, Ubiquiti’s U6 Enterprise is easily one of the best Wi-Fi 6E access points (APs) you can get. As the name suggests, this is a serious business AP designed to work with a UniFi controller, like the UDR or UDM. But it can also work as a standalone access …
This RT-AX88U Pro vs. GT-AX6000 matchup is to answer all the questions I’ve been getting since the review of the former. Apparently, my lumping the original RT-AX88U in the review made things harder for folks to figure out which to get out of this particular pair. Or maybe it’s just …
There’s a long gap between this ASUS RT-AX88U Pro and the original RT-AX88U, which was my very first review of a Wi-Fi 6 router. A lot happened in those four years. We now have plenty of other Wi-Fi 6 routers, a new Wi-Fi 6E standard, and Wi-Fi 7 around the …
If you have difficulty deciding between the RadiX AXE6600 vs. RadiX AX6600, the two new routers from MSI, this quick comparison post is for you. These are almost identical Wi-Fi machines in and out. That’s not to mention they represent MSI’s return to home networking after over a decade — …
At a glance, MSI’s RadiX AXE6600 (model GRAXE66) is a much fancier router than its almost identical twin, the RadiX AX6600. MSI debuted both last months as its first home Wi-Fi routers in over a decade. Looking closer, though, the GRAXE66’s extras, namely the Mystic Light and the 6GHz band, …
