TP-Link announced the start of sales of routers with support for Wi-Fi 7
By ForGeeks T TP-Link has launched sales of three new routers that support the latest Wi-Fi 7 standard: the BE3600, BE5100 and BE6500. Prices for these models start at 229 yuan (2,800 rubles), making them affordable for everyone.
The BE3600, BE5100 and BE6500 are all available for purchase.
The TP-Link BE3600 model, priced around 2,800 rubles, has dual-band capability with a maximum data rate of up to 3,600 Mbps. This router has four gigabit Ethernet ports and also supports WAN and LAN port aggregation, allowing you to achieve even higher data transfer speeds.
The next model in the lineup — the TP-Link BE5100, which costs about 3,400 rubles, also functions in two bands and supports data transfer speeds of up to 5100 Mbps. The router is equipped with a 2.5-gigabit Ethernet port and three gigabit ports, and supports WAN and LAN port aggregation. This model is ideal for users who want faster speeds and more reliable connectivity.
The most expensive router in the series — the TP-Link BE6500, it costs around 7,000 rubles and provides data transfer speeds of up to 6,500 Mbps. It is equipped with four 2.5-gigabit Ethernet ports and six independent FEM amplifiers. This model is aimed at online gaming enthusiasts and those who want to watch online videos in high quality.
And it’s a good choice for online gamers.
The features of the new routers include MLO dual-band stacking, which increases data speeds, and Xtra Range 2.0 technology (available only on the BE3600 and BE5100 models), which increases coverage in the 5GHz band. The routers also support binding routing and have the ability to create a mesh network using EasyMesh 3.0 technology.
The routers also support binding routing and have the ability to create a mesh network using EasyMesh 3.0 technology.
