TP-Link Japan sells a new WiFi 7 router for about $137 starting May 22. The Archer BE6500 helps people who stream videos, play games, or download large files at home. It works with EasyMesh to create bigger networks that reach every room. The device sends data at 6.5 Gbps total speed through two radio bands.
Four antennas inside push signals toward your devices as you move around. The router has one fast 2.5 Gbps port for internet connections, another 2.5 Gbps port for local use, and three regular ports for other gear. Users can change between main router mode and add-on bridge mode based on their needs. Security features cover all current standards with three years of help if problems occur.
Setup happens through a simple app where users can add extra mesh units that connect automatically. People keep one network name and password as they walk through their homes. The router stays cool during heavy use and checks itself to prevent problems. Advanced users can adjust many settings, but regular folks enjoy good performance without changing anything.
Four antennas inside push signals toward your devices as you move around. The router has one fast 2.5 Gbps port for internet connections, another 2.5 Gbps port for local use, and three regular ports for other gear. Users can change between main router mode and add-on bridge mode based on their needs. Security features cover all current standards with three years of help if problems occur.
Setup happens through a simple app where users can add extra mesh units that connect automatically. People keep one network name and password as they walk through their homes. The router stays cool during heavy use and checks itself to prevent problems. Advanced users can adjust many settings, but regular folks enjoy good performance without changing anything.
