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Netgear has introduced the affordable Wi-Fi 7 mesh system, Orbi 370, priced at $350 for a router and two satellites. While it offers a total bandwidth of 5 Gbps and is suitable for moderate Wi-Fi needs, it has limitations such as only dual-band support and a 2.5 Gbps internet port, missing some of Wi-Fi 7's advanced features. It is a cost-effective option for households with less demanding internet requirements.
TP-Link's Wi-Fi 7 mesh systems, including the Deco BE85 range, are currently on sale on Amazon, offering significant discounts on multi-device setups that promise reliable and fast internet connectivity with tri-band technology and speeds of up to 11,520Mbps. These systems support over 200 devices and can cover large homes, making them suitable for smart homes. The easy setup and management via smartphone add to their appeal, but for those with different needs, there are alternative Wi-Fi router deals available.
TP-Link has launched its first-ever Wi-Fi 7 routers, a mesh system called the Deco BE85 and a single access point router called the TP-Link Archer BE800. Wi-Fi 7 is the newest wireless standard, replacing Wi-Fi 6E, and brings with it massive throughput-increasing features that should result in distinct improvements in the overall experience of Wi-Fi. Both of TP-Link’s new routers are technically capable of up to 19Gbps, which is consistent with speeds claimed by Qualcomm regarding its new Wi-Fi 7 chipsets that likely live in them. The Deco BE85 uses eight antennas per mesh node, and TP-Link says a three-pack should cover about 9,600 square feet.