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Five Things to Know Before You Buy a New Router

Buying a router exposes you to a lot of jargon. We're here to help break it all down.

With equipment fees often adding on hundreds of dollars a year, buying your own router is one of the best ways to save money on your internet bill. But shopping for a router can get confusing in a hurry.

What does all of the jargon mean? How fast is fast enough? Is it worth it to spend extra for a multipoint mesh router, or for one that supports the newest version of Wi-Fi, called Wi-Fi 7? And what about Wi-Fi 6E routers that add in access to the ultrawide 6GHz band?

Don't feel overwhelmed. There are certainly lots of specs and technical nuances that go with wireless networking, but if you're just looking for a reliable router that you don't need to think about too much, picking a good one isn't as challenging as you might be expecting. Our full router buying guide has a wealth of helpful info, but for now, here are five key basics to keep in mind before you zero in on a purchase. You can also use CNET's free shopping extension to help you find the best price available.

You might not need a new router at all Before spending any money, it's a good idea to make certain that you're getting the most out of the router you've already got. Wi-Fi is finicky, and it doesn't take much to disrupt those wireless signals, so if your connection seems slower than you need, it might not be your router's fault.

There are lots of things you can do to help a router perform its best, but the main points of note are that you want it out in the open and up off of the floor. Stashing it away in a closet or on the back of a dusty shelf beneath your TV might help keep the wires at bay, but you'll also end up blocking the Wi-Fi's signal strength. In that case, swapping a new router into the same spot might not help you much at all.

Along with physical obstructions like furniture, keep an eye out for large electronics like appliances and televisions, as those might interfere with the connection from a nearby router, too. Wi-Fi struggles to penetrate through water, so if you've got any large aquariums at home, consider positioning the router somewhere where they won't block the signal.

For minor tweaks to your signal, try experimenting with the angles of your router's antennas -- straight up and down is best for horizontal coverage in a single-story home, but folding the antenna flat or at an angle might help you direct the signal up or down to help cover a basement or an upper floor. And if you just need an extra room's worth of range or so from your router, you might be able to get the speed you need by buying a Wi-Fi range extender, which will cost you a lot less than buying a new router outright.

Lastly, it's probably worth it to check with your internet provider to make sure you're using its latest hardware. In a lot of cases, if it has a newer modem or gateway device available, it'll send it to you for free. And hey, speaking of your ISP…

Your ISP sets the speed limit Keep in mind that it doesn't matter how fast your router is -- if you're pulling data from the web, then you'll only be able to do so as fast as the plan from your internet service provider allows. If you're paying for download speeds of, say, 100Mbps, then that's as fast as your router will go when you're browsing the web or streaming video. Period.

That's a significant limitation these days. In our own top speed tests, we're seeing a growing number of routers that can comfortably hit speeds of 1 gigabit per second or faster -- but with the average fixed broadband speed in the US currently sitting at just over 250Mbps (or less, if your ISP throttles your connection), few of us can hope to surf the web as fast as that anytime soon.

That isn't to say that fast routers aren't worthwhile. For instance, you'll still be able to hit those top speeds during local transfers -- when you're using the router to pull files from one computer to another on your local network. Your ISP speeds don't matter at all for transfers like that, because you're not sending or receiving data beyond your local home network.

Beyond that, upgrading to a faster, more powerful router can help you get the most out of your home's internet connection, especially when you're connecting at range. To that end, be sure to keep an eye on our latest reviews as you shop around to get a good sense of the specific routers that might be the best fit for your home. We're constantly testing new models and updating our best lists with new test data.

Speed ratings are basically bull I've written about this before, but it bears repeating: The speed ratings you'll see on the packaging and as you scroll through router listings while shopping online are close to meaningless.

I'm talking about figures like "AC1200" and "AX6000." The letters there tell you what version of Wi-Fi the router supports -- "AC" for Wi-Fi 5, or 802.11ac and "AX" for Wi-Fi 6, also known as 802.11ax. The numbers give you a rough sense of the combined top download speeds of each of the router's bands -- typically 2.4 and 5GHz, and perhaps a second 5GHz band if we're talking about a triband router, or 6GHz with Wi-Fi 6E routers.

The problem is that you can only connect to one of those bands at a time. When you add their top speeds together, the result is a highly inflated figure that doesn't represent the speeds you'll actually experience. If it's a triband mesh router that uses that third band as a dedicated connection between the router and its extenders, then that band's speeds don't directly apply to your device connections at all.

To make matters worse, those top speeds on the box are actually theoretical maximums derived from lab-based manufacturer tests that don't take real-world factors like distance, physical obstructions, interference or network congestion into account. Even at close range, your actual connection will be a lot slower.

None of that stops manufacturers from using those speed ratings to describe how fast their products are. For instance, that hypothetical AX6000 router might claim to support speeds of up to 6,000 megabits per second -- which is nonsense. A router is only as fast as its fastest band. Don't be fooled.

Wi-Fi 7 is here, but Wi-Fi 6 is still fine for most people

Wi-Fi 7 is the newest, fastest version of Wi-Fi, but it's overkill for most people at this point. Wi-Fi 7 routers like Amazon's Eero Max 7 ($600) and the Asus RT-BE96U ($660) have started rolling out over the past year, but they're still far too expensive for me to recommend to most people.

Like Wi-Fi 6E routers, Wi-Fi 7 taps into exclusive bandwidth in the 6GHz band recently opened up for unlicensed use thanks to the Federal Communications Commission. Wi-Fi 7 doubles the channel size of the 6GHz band used by Wi-Fi 6E, going from 160MHz to 320MHz -- kind of like a highway going for two to four lanes. A Wi-Fi 7 laptop could reach a “potential maximum” speeds of 5.8Gbps, which is far more than most internet providers even offer.

For now, Wi-Fi 6 routers are still the better choice for all but the most connected homes. Wi-Fi 6 is pretty well-entrenched at this point, and any phones, laptops and and even peripheral devices like gaming consoles and media streamers released over the past few years are taking advantage of it. If you want devices like those to put Wi-Fi 6 to work in your home, then you'll need a Wi-Fi 6 router running your network. 

The good news is that you've got lots of Wi-Fi 6 routers to pick from at this point, including lots that probably cost a lot less than you think. Wi-Fi 6 is backward-compatible, mind you, so a new Wi-Fi 6 router still work with your existing, older-gen Wi-Fi devices. It just won't do as much to speed them up, because those older devices don't support the new features that make Wi-Fi 6 faster than before.

Wi-Fi 6E could still prove to be a difference maker in the world of wireless connections, particularly in large, dense environments where lots of people are trying to connect (think airports, malls and stadiums). Still, it's more of an enterprise upgrade than a mainstream feature at this point, so there's no need to rush out and upgrade your home network.

Don't forget about coverage

We tend to fixate on speeds when we talk about routers, but the truth is that there are really only two Wi-Fi speeds that matter in most cases: "fast enough," and "not fast enough." After all, having a blazing fast connection in the same room as the router is great, but it means little if you can't get a strong signal when you're trying to stream a late-night Netflix binge in your bedroom on the other side of the house. That's especially true these days, with lots of people still staying home and depending on their home networks more than ever before.

That's why, for most people, the most meaningful move you can make for that home network is to upgrade from a stand-alone, single-point router to an expandable mesh system that uses multiple devices to better spread a reliably speedy signal throughout your house. Mesh systems like those typically won't hit top speeds that are quite as high as a single-point router, but they make up for it by delivering Wi-Fi that's "fast enough" to all corners of your home.

Over the past several years, upgrading to mesh was an expensive proposition, with most options costing at least $300 or even $500. Then the pandemic hit, and mesh routers soared in popularity -- which, in turn, led manufacturers to start cranking out lots of new options, many of which cost significantly less than before.

Keeping up to date with these systems is one of my top priorities on the Wi-Fi beat, so keep an eye on my running list of the best mesh systems I've tested for my latest recommendations.

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Wireless Mesh Network Market Emerging as the Heart of Next-Gen Networking by 2032

Wireless Mesh Network Market was valued at USD 8.57 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 18.94 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 9.26% from 2024-2032. 

Wireless Mesh Network Market is experiencing rapid expansion as demand for flexible, scalable, and high-performance wireless infrastructure grows across industries. These networks are gaining traction for their ability to maintain consistent connectivity in large, dynamic environments—ranging from urban smart cities to military operations and industrial campuses.

U.S. Leads with Smart City and Defense-Driven Adoption

Wireless Mesh Network Market is evolving with advancements in self-healing technologies and adaptive routing protocols. Enterprises, municipalities, and service providers in the U.S. and globally are embracing mesh networks to eliminate single points of failure, reduce latency, and ensure uninterrupted data flow in mission-critical applications.

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Market Keyplayers:

Aruba Networks, Inc. (aruba instant, aruba airmesh)

BelAir Network Inc. (belair100s, belair200)

Cisco Systems, Inc. (catalyst iw6300, aironet 1570)

Firetide, Inc. (hotport 7000, firetide wlan controller)

Rajant Corp. (breadcrumb dx2, breadcrumb lx5)

Ruckus Wireless, Inc. (zoneflex t710, smartmesh networking)

Strix Wireless Systems Private Ltd. (access/one ows, strix iws)

Synapse Wireless, Inc. (snap mesh network os, synapse rf engines)

Tropos Networks, Inc. (tropos 6420, tropos control)

ZIH Corp. (zebra wireless controllers, zebra ap 7532)

Qualcomm (wi-fi son, ipq solutions for mesh networking)

ABB (tropos mesh router, wireless communication network)

Qorvo (qpg6100 mesh chipset, zigbee/thread modules)

Wirepas (mesh 2.4ghz, wirepas massive)

Cambium Networks (cnpilot e510, cnmatrix switches)

Market Analysis

The Wireless Mesh Network Market is being fueled by growing investments in digital transformation, especially in public safety, smart infrastructure, and remote monitoring. Unlike traditional networks, mesh systems allow each node to relay data, increasing redundancy and resilience. In the U.S., government projects and private enterprises are heavily adopting mesh solutions for real-time surveillance, emergency response, and broadband coverage in underserved areas.

Globally, the shift toward IoT integration and mobile workforce management is boosting the market. Mesh networks are also playing a vital role in hybrid and remote work environments by providing dependable broadband connectivity in rural and suburban regions.

Market Trends

Rising deployment of mesh networks in smart city infrastructure

Expansion in public safety networks (police, fire, emergency response)

Surge in industrial IoT applications demanding low-latency connectivity

Growth in military-grade communication systems and tactical networks

Integration of Wi-Fi 6 and 6E technologies for enhanced throughput

Increasing use of AI for intelligent node management and optimization

Uptake of wireless mesh in home automation and connected living

Market Scope

The market scope is expanding with a wide range of applications from public utilities to enterprise IT, driven by the need for seamless wireless connectivity and network resiliency.

Urban infrastructure and smart grid management

Military bases and defense installations

Mining and oilfield communication networks

Large campus environments (universities, hospitals)

Event coverage and temporary deployments

Edge computing integration for localized data processing

Forecast Outlook

The Wireless Mesh Network Market is on track for accelerated development as technology converges with connectivity demands. In the U.S., federal funding for broadband expansion and digital infrastructure is expected to further boost adoption. Across Europe and Asia-Pacific, mesh networks are becoming a cornerstone for smart ecosystems, transportation networks, and disaster recovery systems. The next wave of growth will be driven by innovations in wireless standards, secure mesh protocols, and cloud-managed platforms enabling scalable, decentralized network design.

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Conclusion

The Wireless Mesh Network Market is redefining wireless communication for a connected world. As urban centers modernize and enterprises seek adaptable network solutions, mesh technology is emerging as a foundational layer for future-ready connectivity. Whether improving real-time emergency response in U.S. cities or supporting high-density IoT in European smart grids, the momentum around wireless mesh networks signals a transformative shift in how the world stays connected.

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What Are The 4 Most Important Parts Of A Wireless Network?

The four most important parts of a wireless network are the core components that make wireless communication possible, whether in a home, office, or enterprise setting. Here's a simple breakdown:

1. Access Point (AP) / Wireless Router

What it does: Acts as the central hub that broadcasts the Wi-Fi signal and connects wireless devices to the wired network or internet.

Why it's important: It defines the range, speed, and reliability of the wireless network.

📡 Think of it as the gateway that connects your devices to the world.

2. Wireless Clients (Devices)

What it includes: Laptops, smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, printers — any device with a wireless network interface card (NIC).

Why it's important: These are the endpoints that consume and exchange data across the wireless network.

💻 No network is useful without the devices that connect to it.

3. Wireless Network Interface Card (NIC)

What it does: This is the hardware inside a device that allows it to connect to Wi-Fi.

Why it's important: Determines the speed and capability of a device's connection (e.g., Wi-Fi 5, 6, or 6E).

⚙️ A modern NIC ensures better speed, range, and power efficiency.

4. Wireless Network Controller / Switch (Enterprise-level)

What it does: In business networks, a wireless controller manages multiple access points, traffic, and security policies.

Why it's important: Helps with centralized management, seamless roaming, and scalability.

🧠 The "brain" of larger wireless networks — keeps everything smooth and secure.

Bonus: 🔒 Security Protocols (WPA3/WPA2)

While not a physical "part," strong encryption and authentication mechanisms are critical to protect data and devices from unauthorized access.

Want help setting up or troubleshooting your wireless network? Or need guidance choosing gear (like mesh Wi-Fi or enterprise APs)? Just let me know!

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Wi-Fi 6 Market Surge: Driving Forces, Emerging Trends, and Future Opportunities

Market Overview

The Wi-Fi 6 Market is experiencing rapid growth, driven by the increasing demand for high-speed internet connectivity and the rising adoption of Wi-Fi 6 devices for smart home applications. The growing investment in smart city projects is also creating significant growth opportunities for players operating in this market.

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Wi-Fi 6 Market Growth Drivers

Increasing Demand for High-speed Internet Connectivity

The growing number of connected devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, smart TVs, gaming consoles, and IoT devices has increased the need for high-speed internet connectivity. These devices require fast and reliable internet for activities such as video conferencing, streaming, online gaming, and cloud services. Businesses and individuals are increasingly relying on cloud-based storage, computing, and software applications, which require high-speed internet for smooth operation. Wi-Fi 6 technology addresses these needs by providing faster data transfer speeds, allowing users to experience smoother streaming, faster downloads, and improved online gaming performance.

Several companies are investing in Wi-Fi 6-ready broadband networks to meet this growing demand. For instance, in October 2024, Nokia Corporation (Finland) signed an agreement with Tata Play Broadband Private Limited (India) to launch a Wi-Fi 6-ready broadband network. Tata Play Fiber’s intelligent mesh Wi-Fi 6 solution provides high-speed internet coverage throughout the home, delivering a better user experience. Such developments are supporting the increasing adoption of Wi-Fi 6 technology and contributing to market growth.

Rising Adoption of Wi-Fi 6 Devices for Smart Home Applications

Smart homes have become more advanced with the integration of IoT devices, smart appliances, and high-definition video streaming. The increased bandwidth requirements of these devices have created a demand for faster and more reliable internet connectivity. Wi-Fi 6 technology meets these demands by offering higher data rates and improved efficiency, ensuring the smooth operation of multiple connected devices simultaneously. Wi-Fi 6 reduces latency and enhances network performance, which is essential for real-time smart home applications like video doorbells, smart lighting, and home security systems.

The adoption of Wi-Fi 6 for smart home applications is driven by its ability to support multiple devices, reduce latency, improve coverage, and enhance energy efficiency. In November 2022, Synology, Inc. (Taiwan) launched the WRX560, a Wi-Fi 6 router designed for smart homes. The WRX560 provides a combined throughput of up to 3,000 Mbps, enabling buffer-free streaming and faster downloads. Such product launches are contributing to the growing demand for Wi-Fi 6 technology in smart home applications.

Wi-Fi 6 Market Opportunities

Increasing Investments in Smart City Projects

Growing investments in smart city projects are driving the demand for Wi-Fi 6 technology, as it facilitates high-speed and high-bandwidth wireless broadband coverage in high-density environments. Wi-Fi 6 improves connectivity, efficiency, and performance in smart city applications through lower latency, enhanced responsiveness, better energy efficiency, and improved security.

Wi-Fi 6 technology supports high user density in indoor environments such as stadiums, convention centers, shopping malls, and school campuses. In February 2025, LitePoint Corporation (U.S.) collaborated with Morse Micro PTY. LTD. (Australia) and AzureWave Technologies, Inc. (Taiwan) to expand innovative use cases for Wi-Fi HaLow technology. LitePoint’s IQxel-MW 7G enables thorough validation of Wi-Fi HaLow chipsets, ensuring peak performance. The platform supports various wireless technologies, including Wi-Fi 6E/7 and Wi-Fi HaLow, as well as Bluetooth and cellular networks (2G/3G/4G/5G). These advancements are enhancing the adoption of Wi-Fi 6 technology in smart city projects, creating new growth opportunities for market players.

Wi-Fi 6 Market Analysis

By Device: Wireless Access Points Segment to Dominate

Based on device type, the Wi-Fi 6 market is segmented into mesh routers, wireless access points, home gateways, and wireless repeaters. In 2025, the wireless access points segment is projected to hold the largest market share of over 41.0%. The growing adoption of wireless access points is attributed to their ability to handle multiple connected devices without sacrificing performance. Wi-Fi 6 access points improve coverage, increase capacity, and provide enhanced security and efficiency.

The mesh routers segment is expected to register the highest compound annual growth rate (CAGR) during the forecast period. Mesh routers use multiple nodes to create a single, seamless Wi-Fi network, offering faster speeds and better performance compared to traditional routers. They also feature built-in support for smart home devices and smart home platform integration, driving their adoption in residential and commercial settings.

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By Commercial Use: Enterprises Segment to Lead

The Wi-Fi 6 market is segmented into enterprises and consumers based on commercial use. In 2025, the enterprises segment is expected to account for over 65.0% of the market. The increasing use of Wi-Fi 6 in enterprises is driven by the need to accommodate more connected devices while maintaining high performance. Wi-Fi 6 offers faster data transfer speeds and reduced latency, improving the efficiency of video conferencing, large file transfers, and cloud-based applications. Enterprises benefit from increased network capacity, improved efficiency, better coverage, and enhanced security.

The consumers segment is anticipated to register a higher CAGR during the forecast period. The growing adoption of Wi-Fi 6 in residential settings is driven by the increasing demand for better wireless performance, lower latency, and improved battery life for connected devices. Wi-Fi 6 reduces bandwidth congestion, enhances smart home functionality, and offers better energy efficiency.

By Application: Consumer Electronics Segment to Hold Largest Market Share

Based on application, the Wi-Fi 6 market is segmented into consumer electronics, AR/VR, retail, healthcare, manufacturing, smart cities, and other applications. In 2025, the consumer electronics segment is expected to hold over 32.0% of the market. Wi-Fi 6 technology is being increasingly used to enhance the performance of smartphones, tablets, laptops, smart TVs, and gaming consoles. Wi-Fi 6 networks provide faster speeds, lower latency, and better protection against unauthorized access, improving the user experience in crowded environments.

The smart cities segment is projected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. Wi-Fi 6 technology is being used in smart cities to connect a wide range of devices and infrastructure components, enabling real-time communication and data exchange. Wi-Fi 6 enhances security, reduces power consumption, and provides seamless connectivity, supporting traffic management, crowd monitoring, and environmental monitoring in smart cities.

Geographic Analysis

North America to Dominate the Wi-Fi 6 Market

In 2025, North America is expected to hold the largest market share of over 60.0%, driven by the increasing adoption of Wi-Fi-connected devices, rising demand for faster internet speeds, and government initiatives to promote Wi-Fi 6 technology. The presence of key market players such as Cisco Systems, Intel, and NETGEAR also contributes to the region's dominance.

The Asia-Pacific region is projected to register the highest CAGR of over 21.5% during the forecast period. The rising number of connected devices, increasing demand for public Wi-Fi 6 hotspots, growing smart city projects, and the expanding use of Wi-Fi 6 in enterprises are driving market growth in this region. Countries such as China, Japan, South Korea, and India are leading the adoption of Wi-Fi 6 technology.

Wi-Fi 6 Market: Key Companies

The Wi-Fi 6 market is highly competitive, with leading players focusing on product innovation, strategic partnerships, and geographic expansion to strengthen their market position. Major players include Cisco Systems, Inc. (U.S.), Cypress Semiconductor Corporation (U.S.), Aruba Networks (U.S.), D-Link Corporation (Taiwan), Marvell Technology, Inc. (U.S.), KAONMEDIA Co., Ltd. (Korea), Ruckus Wireless, Inc. (U.S.), Cambium Networks Corporation (U.S.), Linksys Holdings, Inc. (U.S.), AsusTek Computer Inc. (Taiwan), TP-Link Corporation Limited (China), NETGEAR, Inc. (U.S.), Intel Corporation (U.S.), Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. (China), and Juniper Networks, Inc. (U.S.).

In January 2025, D-Link (Australia) launched the AQUILA PRO AI M30 AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Mesh System, designed to address coverage, speed, and usability issues. Also, Altai Technologies Ltd. (Hong Kong) introduced the C260-S Outdoor Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Access Point, delivering reliable wireless connectivity in both indoor and outdoor environments with coverage of up to 600 meters.

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رادیو وایرلس

رادیو وایرلس یا بی‌سیم، فناوری‌ای است که امکان ارسال و دریافت اطلاعات (صدا، داده، تصویر و غیره) را بدون استفاده از سیم و کابل، از طریق امواج رادیویی فراهم می‌کند. این فناوری به دلیل سهولت استفاده، انعطاف‌پذیری و پوشش گسترده، کاربردهای بسیار متنوعی در زندگی روزمره، صنعت، ارتباطات و موارد دیگر دارد. در این مقاله به بررسی جامع رادیو وایرلس، انواع آن، کاربردها، مزایا و معایب آن می‌پردازیم.

رادیو وایرلس چیست؟

به طور خلاصه، رادیو وایرلس دستگاهی است که سیگنال‌های الکتریکی را به امواج رادیویی تبدیل کرده و آن‌ها را در فضا منتشر می‌کند. سپس دستگاه گیرنده این امواج را دریافت کرده و دوباره به سیگنال‌های الکتریکی تبدیل می‌کند. این فرایند امکان انتقال اطلاعات بین دو یا چند دستگاه را بدون نیاز به اتصال فیزیکی فراهم می‌کند.

انواع رادیو وایرلس:

رادیو وایرلس‌ ها را می‌توان بر اساس معیارهای مختلفی دسته‌بندی کرد، اما دو دسته‌بندی اصلی و مهم وجود دارد:

بر اساس محل استفاده:

داخلی (Indoor): برای استفاده در فضاهای بسته مانند منازل، دفاتر، شرکت‌ها و ساختمان‌ها طراحی شده‌اند. برد آن‌ها معمولاً محدودتر است و برای پوشش فضاهای داخلی مناسب هستند.

خارجی (Outdoor): برای استفاده در فضاهای باز و فواصل طولانی‌تر طراحی شده‌اند. آن‌ها در برابر شرایط آب و هوایی مختلف مقاوم هستند و برد بسیار بیشتری نسبت به رادیوهای داخلی دارند.

بر اساس نوع کاربرد و ویژگی‌ها:

اکسس پوینت (Access Point - AP): به عنوان نقطه دسترسی بی‌سیم عمل می‌کند و دستگاه‌های مختلف را به شبکه بی‌سیم متصل می‌کند.

روتر وایرلس (Wireless Router): علاوه بر قابلیت اکسس پوینت، وظایف مسیریابی و مدیریت شبکه را نیز بر عهده دارد.

مودم/روتر وایرلس (Wireless Modem/Router): ترکیبی از مودم و روتر وایرلس است و مستقیماً به خط اینترنت متصل می‌شود.

رادیوهای Point-to-Point (PTP): برای ایجاد لینک‌های بی‌سیم بین دو نقطه مشخص استفاده می‌شوند.

رادیوهای Point-to-Multipoint (PTMP): برای ارتباط یک نقطه مرکزی با چندین نقطه دیگر استفاده می‌شوند.

رادیوهای Mesh: با ایجاد یک شبکه Mesh، پوشش وایرلس گسترده‌تری را فراهم می‌کنند.

کاربردهای رادیو وایرلس:

ارتباطات شخصی و عمومی: تلفن‌های همراه، وای‌فای، بلوتوث، واکی‌تاکی.

شبکه‌های کامپیوتری و اینترنت: شبکه‌های بی‌سیم محلی (WLAN)، اینترنت بی‌سیم رادیویی (WISP)، اتصال بین ساختمان‌ها.

کاربردهای صنعتی و تجاری: کنترل از راه دور، سیستم‌های امنیتی، ردیابی و موقعیت‌یابی (GPS)، انتقال داده‌های سنسورها.

کاربردهای نظامی و اضطراری: ارتباطات نظامی، ارتباطات اضطراری.

سایر کاربردها: رادیوهای FM و AM، تلویزیون بی‌سیم، کنترل از راه دور لوازم خانگی.

مزایای رادیو وایرلس:

حذف سیم و کابل (کاهش هزینه‌ها و افزایش انعطاف‌پذیری)

قابلیت حرکت و جابجایی

پوشش گسترده

سرعت و سهولت در نصب

گسترش‌پذیری

کاهش هزینه‌های زیرساخت

معایب ��ادیو وایرلس:

تداخل امواج رادیویی

محدودیت برد

مسائل امنیتی

سرعت کمتر نسبت به شبکه‌های سیمی (در برخی موارد)

وابستگی به شرایط محیطی

هزینه اولیه (در برخی موارد)

نکات مهم در انتخاب رادیو وایرلس:

نوع استفاده (داخلی یا خارجی)

محدوده برد مورد نیاز

استاندارد وای‌فای (مانند Wi-Fi 6 یا Wi-Fi 6E)

پهنای باند

فرکانس کاری (2.4 گیگاهرتز، 5 گیگاهرتز، 6 گیگاهرتز)

امنیت (پروتکل‌های WPA2 یا WPA3)

قابلیت‌های اضافی (QoS، VPN، PoE و غیره)

قیمت

توان خروجی

حساسیت گیرنده

نوع و بهره آنتن

برندهای معروف رادیو وایرلس:

میکروتیک (MikroTik)

یوبیکیوتی (Ubiquiti)

TP-Link

دی-لینک (D-Link)

نت‌گیر (Netgear)

با در نظر گرفتن این نکات و بررسی دقیق مشخصات فنی و نظرات کاربران، می‌توانید رادیو وایرلس مناسب برای نیازهای خود را انتخاب کنید. همچنین، مشاوره با متخصصان شبکه‌های بی‌سیم می‌تواند در انتخاب بهترین گزینه به شما کمک کند.

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The Best Wi-Fi 6E Routers of 2023

Wi-Fi 6E routers provide the best wireless speeds combined with low latency, less network interference, and increased stability of the 6GHz band. Our picks for the best Wi-Fi 6E routers will help you build a better home network. UPDATE: 12/29/2023 We’ve reviewed our recommendations and have updated our picks for the best budget mesh and best overall Wi-Fi 6E router. What to Look For in a Wi-Fi…

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ทำความรู้จักกับชื่อย่อ Wi-Fi และความหมายของแต่ละเวอร์ชั่น

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เคยสงสัยไหมว่า? อุปกรณ์ Wi-Fi ที่วางจำหน่าย มักจะมีชื่อรุ่น ห้อยท้าย เป็นอักษร และตัวเลข เช่น N300, AC1200, AX3000 ซึ่งจริงๆแล้วเป็นตัวบ่งบอกรุ่นของ Wi-Fi แต่ละรุ่นของ Wi-Fi 4, 5, 6, 6E หรือ Wi-Fi 7 นั่นเองที่เราใช้กันอยู่ทุกวันนี้ มีความแตกต่างกันอย่างไร? ชื่อย่อเหล่านี้มีที่มาจากมาตรฐาน IEEE 802.11 พัฒนาเทคโนโลยี Wi-Fi ในแต่ละยุคสมัยมาอย่างต่อเนื่อง โดยในแต่ละเวอร์ชั่นนั้นมีจุดเด่นและความสามารถเฉพาะตัวที่แตกต่างกันออกไป ไม่ว่าจะเป็นเรื่องของความเร็ว ความครอบคลุม หรือความสามารถในการจัดการการเชื่อมต่อกับหลายอุปกรณ์

- Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) เน้นเรื่องความเร็วและการครอบคลุมที่ดียิ่งขึ้น

- Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) พัฒนาเพื่อความเร็วที่สูงขึ้นและการรองรับอุปกรณ์หลายตัว

- Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) เพิ่มประสิทธิภาพในพื้นที่ที่มีการใช้งานหนาแน่น

- Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) ขยายความสามารถของ Wi-Fi 6 ไปสู่คลื่นความถี่ 6 GHz

- Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) เทคโนโลยีใหม่ล่าสุดที่เน้นความเร็วสูงสุดและการเชื่อมต่อที่เสถียรยิ่งขึ้น

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พอเราสามารถทราบได้แล้วไม่ว่าจะเป็น Wi-Fi เวอร์ชั่นใด ก็สามารถวางแผนกรณีเริ่มวางระบบ หรือซื้อเพื่อขยายสัญญาณในบ้านนั้น ทำให้เราเลือกรุ่นสินค้าไม่ว่า Home Wireless Router, Access Point, USB Adaptor, Mesh และอุปกรณ์อื่นๆที่ใช้ Wi-Fi เชื่อมต่อ ล้วนใช้มาตรฐานเดียวกันทั้งหมดครับ และแน่นอน แต่ละรุ่นนั้นก็มีราคาต้นทุนต่างกันมากด้วยเช่นกัน ทั้งหมดนี้ช่วยให้จบทุกคำตอบที่ต้องการเลยทีเดียวครับ....

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Google’s clean, minimalist Wi-Fi 6E Nest Pro mesh routers now start from $149 (Reg. $200) - 9to5Toys

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New Innovations in Wireless Help Drive Effective Business

Individuals and businesses are increasingly relying on wireless technologies to maintain constant connectivity because users rely on wireless networks. In recent years, numerous innovations have occurred in this space, and we thought that in this month’s newsletter, we’d highlight some of the key innovations in the wireless domain that you should be aware of. Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E have significantly improved wireless connectivity nearly overnight. These technologies provide higher speeds, lower latency, and improved capacity—crucial for small businesses managing multiple mobile devices and resource-intensive applications. Wi-Fi 6E extends these benefits to the 6 GHz band, reducing congestion and offering even more reliable connections. Private LTE Networks Private LTE networks are becoming popular among small businesses needing secure, reliable, and high-performance wireless connectivity. These networks offer dedicated bandwidth and coverage tailored to specific business needs. They are particularly advantageous for industries like manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare, where reliable and secure communication is more critical than in other, less regulated, industries. 5G Networks The rollout of 5G networks is transforming the landscape for small businesses. With speeds up to 100 times faster than 4G, ultra-low latency, and the capacity to connect numerous devices simultaneously, 5G unlocks new possibilities. It allows for fast real-time video conferencing, seamless remote work, advanced IoT applications, and customer experiences that move the proverbial needle.  Mesh Wi-Fi Systems Mesh Wi-Fi systems offer a solution for businesses with connectivity issues in large spaces. Unlike traditional routers, mesh systems use multiple nodes to create a seamless network, ensuring consistent and reliable coverage throughout the business and eliminating dead zones that can hurt productivity or customer engagement. Cloud-Based Networking Solutions Cloud-based networking platforms allow businesses to monitor and control their networks remotely through cloud-based dashboards. This simplifies network management, enhances security, and gives administrators valuable insights into network performance. IoT Connectivity The Internet of Things (IoT) is a significant driver of innovation in wireless connectivity. IoT devices, such as smart sensors, cameras, and thermostats, depend on robust wireless networks. Innovations in IoT connectivity, like LPWAN (Low Power Wide Area Network), provide low-cost, long-range, and energy-efficient connections, enabling businesses to monitor and manage operations remotely, especially beneficial for businesses operating over large areas. Wireless technology is rapidly advancing and becoming an integral part of our world. If your business is looking to enhance its wireless capabilities and needs professional advice, contact the Indiana technology experts by calling 317-759-3972 today. from https://reciprocaltech.com

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Eero Max 7: il router Wi-Fi mesh tri-band potentissimo che copre fino a 232 m² - Recensione

È ancora l'inizio per il Wi-Fi 7, con solo alcuni dispositivi che supportano il nuovo standard, ma esiste già un flusso costante di router e sistemi mesh progettati per attirare l'attenzione degli utenti avanzati. Amazon Eero è l'ultimo produttore a presentare i suoi prodotti Wi-Fi 7. Come previsto, il Eero Max 7 è il loro sistema mesh più grande e avanzato fino ad oggi costruito. Come i precedenti sistemi mesh Eero, il Max 7 è facile da configurare e si gestisce in gran parte da solo, anche se per trarne pieno vantaggio, è necessario sottoscrivere un abbonamento a Eero Plus.  Anche se il Max 7 mi ha maggiormente impressionato durante le mie due settimane di test, è necessario disporre di una connessione internet molto veloce e di dispositivi Wi-Fi 7 per sfruttarlo appieno, e ho riscontrato alcuni fastidiosi problemi di stabilità. Cos'è il Wi-Fi 7? Il Wi-Fi 7, noto anche come IEEE 802.11be Extremely High Throughput, rappresenta l'apice dell'innovazione nelle tecnologie di rete wireless, promettendo di rivoluzionare il modo in cui interagiamo con internet. Questa nuova generazione si distingue per una serie di miglioramenti radicali rispetto alle precedenti, come il Wi-Fi 6 e il Wi-Fi 6E, che si traducono in una maggiore velocità, efficienza e capacità di gestione dei dispositivi connessi. La velocità di trasmissione dati del Wi-Fi 7 è una delle sue caratteristiche più impressionanti. Con una velocità teorica che può raggiungere i 30 Gbps, quasi il triplo rispetto al Wi-Fi 6, il Wi-Fi 7 si avvale di un utilizzo dello spettro radio più efficiente e della tecnologia multi-link operation (MLO). Quest'ultima permette di utilizzare simultaneamente più bande di frequenza (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz e 6 GHz), ottimizzando la trasmissione dei dati e riducendo significativamente la latenza. Un altro aspetto fondamentale del Wi-Fi 7 è la sua capacità di supportare canali di larghezza fino a 320 MHz, rispetto ai 160 MHz del Wi-Fi 6. Questo incremento nella larghezza di banda consente il trasferimento di dati a velocità maggiori, migliorando l'esperienza utente in attività che richiedono un'elevata larghezza di banda, come lo streaming video in 4K o 8K, i giochi online e le videoconferenze. Il Wi-Fi 7 mostra una gestione migliorata della congestione delle reti, particolarmente importante in aree densamente popolate. Grazie all'uso della banda dei 6 GHz, la tecnologia è in grado di fornire connessioni più stabili e affidabili, riducendo le interferenze e migliorando l'esperienza complessiva dell'utente. Pur essendo una tecnologia all'avanguardia, è progettato per essere compatibile con dispositivi che supportano versioni precedenti del Wi-Fi. Tuttavia, per sfruttare appieno le sue potenzialità, è necessario disporre di dispositivi specificamente progettati per il Wi-Fi 7. I test effettuati su questa nuova tecnologia hanno mostrato risultati promettenti. Gli esperti hanno sottolineato come il Wi-Fi 7 possa non solo migliorare significativamente le prestazioni di rete in termini di velocità e stabilità, ma anche aprire nuove possibilità in campi come l'Internet delle cose (IoT), la realtà virtuale e aumentata, e le applicazioni che richiedono una grande larghezza di banda e bassa latenza. Il Wi-Fi 7 si presenta come una pietra miliare nel panorama delle tecnologie wireless, offrendo prestazioni senza precedenti e aprendo la strada a un futuro sempre più connesso e interattivo. Con la crescente necessità di connessioni più rapide e affidabili, il Wi-Fi 7 si prospetta come la soluzione ideale per rispondere alle esigenze di un mondo in costante evoluzione digitale. Design e caratteristiche Il cambiamento più evidente del Eero Max 7 rispetto ai suoi predecessori è la dimensione di ciascuna unità. Sebbene sia ancora realizzato in plastica bianca lucida, il design squadrato e arrotondato si è trasformato in un'unità  molto più grande. Questo aumento di dimensioni è una spada a doppio taglio. Da un lato, i nuovi router Eero richiedono più spazio e sono più visibili rispetto ai modelli precedenti, ma l'ingombro maggiore consente una migliore progettazione delle antenne per aumentare la portata e inserire più porte Ethernet. Il Eero Max 7 ha quattro porte Ethernet, due da 10 Gbps e due a 2,5 Gbps. Chi dispone di una connessione internet FTTH può sfruttarla al massimo se utilizza un collegamento Ethernet cablato per collegare le unità Max 7. Utilizzando il backhaul wireless, il Max 7 seleziona autonomamente la banda più adatta, ma è comunque possibile aumentare stabilità e velocità collegando dispositivi come televisori e dispositivi di streaming alle porte Ethernet presenti sui satelliti o nodi. Sul retro è presente un pulsante di accensione e l'adattatore di corrente compatto si collega tramite la porta USB-C. Sarebbe stato utile avere una porta USB per lo storage di rete, come nel sistema concorrente TP-Link Deco BE85. Ogni unità Max 7 copre fino a 232 m². Per la maggior parte delle persone, uno o due dispositivi sono sufficienti. Come per tutti i router mesh Eero, il Max 7 è retrocompatibile, quindi è possibile acquistarne uno da utilizzare come router principale, mescolandolo e abbinandolo con dispositivi Eero più vecchi e dispositivi con Eero integrato. L'installazione è stata semplice come sempre. Ho resettato il mio modem, collegato il nuovo Eero e ho configurato il mio pacchetto da due in circa 10 minuti. Il sistema tri-band è progettato per essere autonomo, e gestisce tutte le decisioni riguardanti il modo in cui i dispositivi si connettono alla rete. Si aggiorna anche automaticamente, e ci sono stati già un paio di aggiornamenti firmware da quando l'ho installato.     Prestazioni Eero Max 7 offre velocità potenzialmente elevate, fino a 4,3 gigabit al secondo su Wi-Fi e fino a 9,4 Gbps quando collegato tramite cavo. Non si raggiungono mai queste velocità in condizioni reali, ma ho superato i 3 Gbps collegato al Wi-Fi 7 nella stessa stanza del router con un Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. Il Eero Max 7 ha superato brillantemente i miei test, posizionandosi al top o vicino in termini di velocità sulle bande a 6 GHz e 5 GHz, ed è stato estremamente rapido nel trasferimento di file da un PC all'altro sulla mia rete. Le prestazioni sulla banda a 2,4 GHz sono state nella media. Connettersi con dispositivi Wi-Fi 6E sulla banda a 6 GHz è stato veloce e stabile, paragonabile ai migliori sistemi 6E che ho testato, ma le prestazioni con il Wi-Fi 7 sono state miste. Ho anche notato alcune disconnessioni casuali e buffering su diversi dispositivi, problemi che sono diminuiti dopo l'ultimo aggiornamento del firmware, ma che non sono ancora stati completamente eliminati. Se si desidera una prestazione perfetta, non è ancora il momento di acquistare un sistema Wi-Fi 7. Oltre ai bug, la maggior parte delle persone non possiede molti dispositivi Wi-Fi 7, e nel breve termine è probabile ottenere prestazioni simili, a volte anche migliori, da un buon mesh Wi-Fi 6 o 6E. Tecnicamente, la specifica ufficiale del Wi-Fi 7 non è ancora completa, ma il Eero Max 7 sfrutta caratteristiche del Wi-Fi 7 come canali più ampi (fino a 320 MHz rispetto ai 160 MHz del Wi-Fi 6E) e l'operazione multi-link (MLO), che permette ai dispositivi di connettersi su più bande contemporaneamente. Una funzionalità del Wi-Fi 7 che potrebbe aumentare la portata della banda a 6 GHz, la coordinazione automatica delle frequenze, non è ancora disponibile e non sarà implementata nel Max 7 nemmeno quando sarà disponibile. Ho trovato che la portata della banda a 6 GHz fosse piuttosto simile a quella dell'Eero Pro 6E, forse leggermente migliore, ma è comunque necessario trovarsi nella stessa stanza del router per sperimentare velocità significativamente superiori rispetto alla banda a 5 GHz. La copertura con il pacchetto da due ha garantito un segnale stabile in tutta la mia casa di e anche nel giardino. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsBPbPh810k Conclusioni La connettività per la casa intelligente è un grande vantaggio per chi è appassionato di automazione domestica. Il Eero Max 7 può supportare oltre 200 dispositivi connessi e include il supporto per Matter. Funziona anche come router per Thread e come hub domestico intelligente Zigbee. Questo aggiunge valore alle case domotiche, garantendo connessioni più fluide e gadget per la casa intelligente reattivi, anche quando la connessione a Internet non è disponibile. Anche se non mi piace pagare abbonamenti per funzionalità aggiuntive dopo aver speso una fortuna per l'hardware trovo davvero interessante il servizio Eero Plus che è un servizio in abbonamento che promette di portare la sicurezza della rete domestica a un livello superiore. Con funzioni come la protezione avanzata da minacce online, il blocco degli annunci, SafeSearch, e il filtro dei contenuti, eero Plus mira a offrire non solo sicurezza, ma anche tranquillità per tutti i dispositivi e gli utenti della rete. Un'aggiunta distintiva di eero Plus è il supporto VIP, che garantisce assistenza prioritaria agli abbonati. Gli utenti possono anche beneficiare delle partnership di eero con servizi di sicurezza come 1Password, Encrypt.me e Malwarebytes, inclusi nel pacchetto eero Secure+. Tuttavia, queste funzionalità extra sono disponibili anche con l'Eero Pro 6E, e un pacchetto da tre costa meno di un singolo Max 7. L'utente medio avrà difficoltà a notare molta differenza nelle prestazioni quotidiane tra il Max 7 e il Pro 6E o anche l'Eero Pro 6 oggi. Se si dispone di molti dispositivi per lo più Wi-Fi 6, un sistema tri-band con due bande a 5 GHz, come il Pro 6, potrebbe avere più senso di uno con una banda a 6 GHz sottoutilizzata e una singola banda a 5 GHz "intasata". Il prezzo di Eero Max 7 è di 699 € e lo si può acquistare direttamente su Amazon seguendo la pagina ufficiale. Read the full article

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