ASUS RT-BE58U WiFi 7 wireless router
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Mesh Wi-Fi 6 system with built-in 4G+ modem shares mobile broadband across the home
The TP-Link Deco X20-4G V1 combines a built-in 4G+ modem with Wi-Fi 6 and mesh technology to share mobile broadband throughout a home. It reaches wireless speeds up to 1800 Mbit/s and supports up to 20 devices on the network. Setup is completed by inserting a SIM card.
This unit suits households that rely on mobile data for their primary internet connection and want consistent coverage across multiple rooms. Buyers who need wired multi-gig ports or a dedicated WAN input for fibre or cable should look at other models.
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| Brand name | TP-Link |
The built-in 4G+ modem typically caps sustained throughput well below the 1800 Mbit/s Wi-Fi 6 ceiling, so cellular link speed is the first limit you will hit.
With no active cooling, the chassis warms noticeably during continuous 4G+ and Wi-Fi 6 operation, but stays within normal operating temperature for a passively cooled mesh node.
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