Manhattan routers specifications.
Routers Specs >> ManhattanManhattan Range Range 300N Adapter 525534 |
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 | Device type: High Gain Antenna Standard: IEEE 802.11n Wireless Transmission Speed: 300 Mbit/s ... |
 Manhattan Range Range 300N Adapter 525534 |
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Manhattan Wireless 300N Range Extender 525756 |
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 | Standard: IEEE 802.11n Wireless Transmission Speed: 300 Mbit/s Ethernet Technology: EthernetFast Ethernet ... |
| Manhattan Wireless 300N Range Extender 525756 |
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Manhattan Mini 300N Wireless Adapter 525527 |
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 | Standard: IEEE 802.11n Wireless Transmission Speed: 300 Mbit/s ... |
| Manhattan Mini 300N Wireless Adapter 525527 |
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Manhattan Range Range 1200AC Dual-Band Wireless Adapter 525572 |
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 | Device type: PIFA Antenna Standard: IEEE 802.11ac Wireless Transmission Speed: 867 Mbit/s ... |
| Manhattan Range Range 1200AC Dual-Band Wireless Adapter 525572 |
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Manhattan Micro 150N Wireless Adapter 525503 |
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 | Standard: IEEE 802.11n Wireless Transmission Speed: 150 Mbit/s ... |
| Manhattan Micro 150N Wireless Adapter 525503 |
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Manhattan Mini AC600 Dual-Band Wireless Adapter 525602 |
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 | Device type: PIFA Antenna Standard: IEEE 802.11ac Wireless Transmission Speed: 600 Mbit/s ... |
| Manhattan Mini AC600 Dual-Band Wireless Adapter 525602 |
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TP-Link has unveiled two new routers with Wi-Fi 7 support and Mesh networking capabilities. The entry-level Archer BE220 for $99 gets gigabit LAN ports and decent bandwidth, while the more advanced Archer BE7200 is geared toward higher networking loads.
TP-Link has unveiled its latest router, the BE7200, which boasts support for the latest Wi-Fi 7 standard. This means lightning-fast theoretical speeds, a significant upgrade over previous generations. The BE7200 also has excellent wired connectivity. Equipped with five 2.5G network ports, it is suitable for devices that require high bandwidth, such as NAS drives, AR/VR consoles, and 8K video streaming. These ports can even be combined for a total speed of up to 5Gbps.