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Huawei launches Wi-Fi 6-based AX3 routers
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Telecommunications equipment maker Huawei’s India wing has launched a new router with support for Wi-Fi 6. The Huawei Consumer Business Group has released the Wi-Fi AX3 dual core router that will support Wi-Fi 6 capabilities and offer more integrated solutions with other Huawei devices. The products will be available on e-commerce sites Flipkart and Amazon at a price of ₹3,999, the company said in a statement.
“We have heavily invested in developing a dedicated chipset for these routers, that offers a combination of software and hardware eliminating more than 80% of problems relating to frame freezing, delays, and disconnections,” said Rishi Kishor Gupta, Vice President, Consumer Business Group, Huawei India.
Wi-Fi 6 is touted as the next Wi-Fi standard, and will provide advantages such as increased access point capacity, larger channel width and more efficient sharing of bandwidth. Wi-Fi 6 was launched in 2019 by the Wi-Fi Alliance, and is nicknamed as 802.11ax.
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In terms of the specifications, the WiFi AX3 dual core routers will be equipped with Huawei’s own Gigahome processor and chipset. Huawei also claimed that its Wi-Fi 6 plus technology can offer better network speeds than Wi-Fi 6, owed in part to better wall penetrative capabilities in conjunction with other Huawei products.
“With 5G all set to be deployed in India, it holds the potential to create a plethora of opportunities offering high-speed, seamless connectivity. Wi-Fi 6 has been developed to complement this high-speed internet,” Huawei said in a statement.
For the common man, the 5G and wi-fi 6 connectivity can provide buffer-free streaming, faster downloads, and ability to use more devices in a single router and still maintain speeds.
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The Indian market already consists of a slew of Wi-Fi 6-based routers from brands such as TP-Link, ASUS, Tenda and Netgear, among others.