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Xiaomi releases AX3600 Wi-Fi Router 6 for only 85 dollars
Mostly known for its smartphones in the EU and USA, the reality is that this company is fabricating lots of electronics. They now are also launching an AX3600 router, with support for Wi-Fi 802.11ax or Wi-FI 6.
This AX router has been based on a IPQ8071A 4-core A53 1GHz CPU (Qualcom) paired with 512MB of RAM. You'll count 7 antennas (Two for the 2.4GHz band, four for the 5GHz band, and one exclusive for IoT), and supports transfers of up to 2402Mbps in its 5GHz band and up to 574Mbps in its 2.4GHz band. It also has three 1Gbps Ethernet ports. It also supports OFDMA and MU-MIMO 8×8.
The price is 599 yuan, roughly 85 dollars and 89 EUR. While we're not certain it will be sold outside of China, you can always import it of course.
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#5761684 Posted on: 02/19/2020 07:37 AM
so the IoT antenna does what, exatly? 900mhz?
so the IoT antenna does what, exatly? 900mhz?
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#5761687 Posted on: 02/19/2020 08:20 AM
$85 plus privacy seems like a fair deal.
$85 plus privacy seems like a fair deal.
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#5761702 Posted on: 02/19/2020 09:34 AM
Seems like a good deal, Xiaomi put out some good phones for really cheap. I've had enough of my broadband providers router and it's been a while since I last used my own one. My provider uses a ZTE router which has been awesome for the last few years but now it's just so slow.
Seems like a good deal, Xiaomi put out some good phones for really cheap. I've had enough of my broadband providers router and it's been a while since I last used my own one. My provider uses a ZTE router which has been awesome for the last few years but now it's just so slow.
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#5761719 Posted on: 02/19/2020 10:31 AM
Does it bother you for any reason? You seem to say it as if it weren't true or it wasn't relevant.
Classical case of Whataboutism.
Does it bother you for any reason? You seem to say it as if it weren't true or it wasn't relevant.
Bad mindset, the US aren't planning 200+ years in the future for world domination in brutal dystopian fashion, just casual bullshit forced through garbage like SJWism for control. The Chinese however...
Wow... how old are you?
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Bad mindset, the US aren't planning 200+ years in the future for world domination in brutal dystopian fashion, just casual bullshit forced through garbage like SJWism for control. The Chinese however...
I actively avoid Chinese products whenever possible which makes it extremely hard to buy anything. Too bad our (Canadian) government are a bunch of pussies who do virtually nothing about China. They're more concerned about their luxury vacations and sports cars.