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 introduced a new router TL-7DR6430. The low-cost device, oriented for home use and small business, supports Wi-Fi 7 standard and offers a wide range of additional features, including a special game mode.
Chinese company GL.iNet announced the release of a tri-band router Flint 3 with Wi-Fi 7 support. In addition to a relatively affordable price, the novelty will boast a customizable firmware OpenWrt, which allows you to fine-tune the operation of the device to your preferences.
ASUS has unveiled the ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI, its first router with a built-in AI chip used to accelerate wireless networking. But the basic features are also top-notch, with tri-band support, seven Ethernet ports and proprietary ping reduction technologies for gaming.