Engenius has launched the FIT (EWS356-FIT) series of access points targeted towards mainstream users. Designed for integration into internal networks, these access points support both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi frequencies. Users can deploy multiple units within a residential setting and manage their configurations via the Engenius cloud service. All that for just $89

Asustor has introduced its latest NAS server, the AS5404T, featuring Multi GigE Ethernet capabilities, aimed at pro-consumers who prioritize streaming. Equipped with two 2.5 Gbps Ethernet jacks. Additionally, it comes with 4x NVMe M.2 slots and 4x 3.5" HDD / 2.5" SSD storage bays, offering ample space for storing and accessing large volumes of data.

ASUSTORs new Flashtor lineup currently includes two models: the Flashtor 6 (FS6706T) and the Flashtor 12 Pro (FS6712X). At the core of the Flashtor series is the ability to accommodate up to 12 PCIe 3.0 M.2 slots, exclusively dedicated to NVMe SSDs. Combine that with a 10 Gbps ethernet jack and you'll have the fastest NAS ever.

We review the Asus ROG Rapture GT6 Mesh, this premium gaming router is compatible with the AX standard (Wi-Fi 6 but not 6E). It's a mesh kit-ready setup that offers a tremendous performance of the 5 Ghz band. 

The MSI Radix AXE6600 is a high-end gaming router that provides wired and wireless connectivity. Its unique appearance is matched by support for the latest 6GHz frequency, also known as WIFI 6E, as well as compatibility with 5G AX/AC and 2.4G lower bands. With a quad-core CPU and quad-band connectivity, this router is designed to handle even the most demanding gaming environments. 

The ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE16000 is a large gaming router. It supports the new 6GHz frequency, also known as WIFI 6E. It is also compatible with 5G AX/AC and 2.4G lower bands. Despite its unusual appearance, it is packed with features and is expected to deliver excellent wired and wireless performance. This router is equipped with a quad-core CPU and offers quad-band connectivity.

We reviewed the ECW336 Cloud Managed Indoor Wireless Access Point from EnGenius. This very impressive AP is now featured with the 6 GHz band, as it is WIFI6E compatible. This is an easy-to-use access point that you connect to your internal network. It includes 802.11ax technology, such as OFDMA, MU-MIMO, and spatial reuse, to improve the best Wi-Fi experience.

Today, we will analyze the TerraMaster F4-423 four-bay NAS. TerraMaster is a supplier of network storage solutions. At the heart of this NAS, you will find an Intel Jasper Lake Intel Celeron N5105/5095 processor, 4GB RAM, and two 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet connections. The list price of the item being evaluated is $499.

There are two trends regarding NAS units: multi-gigabit Ethernet and, of course, a shift toward NAND-based flash storage. Asustor introduced the Lockerstor 4 Gen2 (AS6704T) NAS server. This SOHO NAS is one of the most intriguing NAS systems we have analyzed to date since it is speedy, feature-rich, and has two 2.5 Gbps Ethernet connections and an amazing four NVMe M.2 slots next to ist four SATA3 slots..

We review the ECS2ECW220S 2x2 Cloud Managed Indoor Wireless Access Point from EnGenius. This is a very easy to add in access point, which you can hook into your in-house network and features features 802.11ax technology, such as OFDMA, MU-MIMO, and spatial reuse, to expand the capabilities of Wi-Fi6.

We take a look at the gargantuan ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000 gaming router, which supports the new 6 GHz frequency, also known as WIFI 6E. However, there is no need to be concerned since it is also compatible with 5G AX/AC and 2.4G lower bands. The GT-AX11000 has an alien appearance, but it is crammed with functions and should deliver excellent wired and wireless performance. ASUS's triple-band Wi-Fi router is also equipped with a quad-core CPU.

We review the ZenWiFi AX Hybrid (XP4), this premium gaming router is compatible with the new AX standard (Wi-Fi 6). It's a mesh kit but also offers 1300Mbps Powerline technology making sure you still have wifi passing through thick walls. Another interesting fact is, it ain't too expensive either at 250 USD/EUR.

TRENDnet's TEG-S750 switch is reviewed. We've been preaching for faster Ethernet for years. This trend has begun with PC motherboards, NAS systems, and routers, but economical multi-GigE switches are lagging behind. Until now.

We review the ECS2512FP switch from EnGenius. We've been evangelizing for years now to achieve faster Ethernet. That trend has started towards PC motherboards, NAS units, and routers; but lagging behind are affordable multi-GigE switches. 

Today's review is of the Asustor AS1104T 4 bay network-attached storage device(NAS). This is one of the more reasonably priced versions available from Asustor. Previously, we had the Pro model (AS3304T) available for viewing on our website. What exactly are the distinctions? The main differences were the use of 1 GB DDR4 instead of 2 GB DDR4 (both of which were not extendable), the use of two USB 3.2 Gen1 connections instead of three, and the (slightly) thinner chassis. So, what are the things that they have in common? In addition to the four HDD/SSD trays, the Realtek RTD1296 processor, a quad-core with rates in the 1.0 GHz range and the ability to turbo up to 1.4 GHz, is also included in the package.

Today, we'll take a look at the Terra Master F5-422 5-bay NAS. TerraMaster is a network storage solutions provider.  On the inside, you'll discover an Intel Celeron J3455 Quad-Core 1.5~2.2 GHz CPU, 4GB RAM, two 1 Gigabit Ethernet ports, and a 10 Gigabit Ethernet connector. The MSRP of the item under evaluation is 549 USD.

ASUSTOR, in an effort to bring you a more affordable yet powerful and fast NAS, just released their Asustor Drivestor 4 Pro (AS3304T) NAS which we review today. The unit is powered by a new Realtek RTD1296 Quad-Core 1.4 GHz CPU and includes Multi GigE Ethernet in the form of a 2.5GigE connector. This SOHO NAS is aimed at distinct audiences, including consumers that stream. Realistically though, it might be one of the most interesting NAS units we have tested to date as it is only 329 USD for a 4-bay unit.

We review the TEG-S350 switch from TRENDnet. We've been evangelizing for years now to achieve faster Ethernet. That trend has started towards PC motherboards, NAS units, and routers; but lagging behind are affordable multi GigE switches. 

We spotted two new trends for NAS units, Multi GigE Ethernet and of course a move towards NAND-based flash storage. In that mindset, Asustor released their very powerful Lockerstor 4 (AS6604T) NAS server. This SOHO NAS is aimed at new audiences, including pro-consumers that stream. Realistically though, it might be one of the most interesting NAS units we have tested to date as it is fast, very feature-rich, and offers two 2.5 Gbps Ethernet jacks as well as two NVMe M.2 slots..

Today, we review the Terra Master's F5-221 5 bay NAS. Terra Master is network storage solutions company whose offer starts with 2-bay products, up to 16-bay enterprise-grade arrays priced at approximately 10K USD. Inside, you’ll find an Intel Celeron J3355 Dual-Core 2.0 GHz CPU, 2GB RAM, and 2 x 1 Gigabit Ethernet Port. The reviewed unit’s MSRP is 359.99 USD.