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Enjoy dual-band wireless speed for faster and smoother internet access. With 450Mbps from the 2.4GHz band and 1733Mbps from the 5GHz band.
7 external omnidirectional antennas tested for accuracy, with carefully designed internal structure and configuration, significantly improve transmission performance, even in complex environments
Simultaneous dual-band WiFi speed up to 2183 Mbps. The 2.4GHz band allows signal transmission over longer distances, with better penetration through walls and wider coverage, and the 5GHz band allows for a smoother online experience when streaming high-definition video and playing online games.
With memory up to 128MB, data transmission is more stable, ensuring the smooth operation of a larger number of functions, and stable connectivity for up to 128 devices.
The router is equipped with a Qualcomm CPU for stronger processing and more stable operation. Featuring 128MB of memory, it supports up to 128 devices connected simultaneously, ensuring data transmission stability.
It incorporates 7 external antennas and 7 high-performance independent signal amplifiers (PA+LNA), covering an even larger area. Thanks to the independent smart AloT antenna, you will immediately detect Xiaomi smart devices with one-click access to the network.
Additionally, MU-MIMO technology allows multiple antennas of the router to simultaneously serve multiple devices, supporting concurrent data transmission.
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Like the others, I expected a slightly better signal due to its antennas, but I was disappointed. If you want very good range, get the Redmi AC2100, the white one with 6 antennas.
Quality construction does what it says and more. Installation is a breeze, taking just a few seconds. Essentially, it offers great durability and stability.
Three stars from me because its menu is very simple and does not have many settings. I read that if you install the Chinese firmware, the signal strength increases with wifiinfo, but I did not see any difference in signal strength. So, I switched to the European version. Compared to the speedportplus, I expected it to have better signal range due to the multiple antennas, but it is ultimately at the same level. It's a shame, I expected much more compared to the provider. I would recommend buying from another company like tenda, tplink, etc. My house is 100 square meters and there is a wall and the door of the room between my room and the router. The only thing that might make it better than the provider is the management of many more devices. On a 100 Mbps line, I have not lost any speed in download or upload. If you want it to increase the signal strength, I would not recommend it as it has the same range as the provider. Now, if you have a small house with few obstacles in between, it will cover you without any issues.
Amazing router, very easy to install even for beginners, easy operations through the mobile application, and reliable wifi connection
The watermelon is terrible. I have the Fiber wind 100 package. The Wind modem router synchronizes at 95 Mbps and on my computer with Ethernet, I see that it downloads at 92 Mbps on the speed test. On the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, it downloads at 65 Mbps, and on the 5GHz Wi-Fi, it downloads at 82 Mbps. As soon as I connected the router to the Wind modem and set it up, the speed on Ethernet dropped to 10 Mbps/download, and on the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, the speed dropped to 15 Mbps/download, and on the 5GHz Wi-Fi, the speed dropped to 28 Mbps/download. What can I say, it's a waste of money...
I wouldn't say it surpasses others at the same price. The coverage is moderate to good, but it can't be compared to TPLINK DECO, which I would say is the best!
It was purchased to replace an Asus DSL-AC68U, which I "got my hands on" because it decided to commit suicide when it received the latest firmware update.
Of course, it's not a modem like the Asus, but it joined the Zyxel that the provider gives. The Zyxel only functions as a modem and the Xiaomi "takes the lead", with about 50 devices connected to it in total.
The truth is, I didn't expect much from a device that costs 33€ compared to the 200€ Asus I had before - I got it as a temporary replacement until the Asus returned from service. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The Xiaomi performed excellently and seems to be even better at managing the internal network than the Asus (which has a lot of data traffic, as I have 12 IP 3MP cameras, plus around 40 other devices like PCs, NAS, TVs, A/C, and even light bulbs). It heats up much less and I have significantly better performance, especially in transmitting large amounts of data to wireless devices, where the transfer times have decreased significantly. Also, some cameras that used to "freeze" for a few seconds occasionally, now work flawlessly.
The WiFi range easily covers my two-story house, with the router located on the upper floor. I don't get full signal in the garage, but it's still quite good. I haven't modified the firmware, although there is firmware available that significantly boosts the signal strength and has been recommended by another user here, but I personally have no reason to do it. The signal at 2.4 GHz is significantly better than the Asus I had. At 5 GHz, it doesn't have a long range, but it provides high speed to devices even in the adjacent room.
As for the language, I think it has to do with the setup. The device I purchased includes Greece in the selectable regions, but the menu is in clear English. I didn't see any Chinese anywhere.
It doesn't have as many advanced settings as the Asus had, but the basics are there. It has basic QoS, DDNS settings, Port Forwarding, DMZ, and UPnP, as well as a Blacklist for WiFi devices. Each device can be assigned a static IP and/or internet blocking. It also supports Guest WiFi Network and WiFi Scheduling, but only through the mobile app. I believe that for 99.9% of users, its capabilities are sufficient.
For its price (33€), I believe there is nothing better, especially when I see it outperforming a 200€ modem/router and easily handling a heavy home network with 12 IP cameras, NAS, and many other devices connected to it.
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I replaced a mikrotik router that I had, which was reliable and really saved me as I could barely get 1 Mbps, but after installing it, I could get 22 Mbps! Its weak point was the low signal range.
I decided to buy this specific one considering its speed and range.
I have to say that the installation was not easy. At first, when I tried to set it up, the page wouldn't load, so it took some attempts. Anyway, to cut it short, I managed to set it up by selecting the server of GERMANY (there is no Greece option). The truth is, at first, I was disappointed because I could only get 5 Mbps. I unplugged and plugged in again, but nothing changed. I did a reset and started the setup process again, this time selecting the server of NEW ZEALAND. From 5 Mbps, we went up to 22 Mbps and everything was fine.
Now, about the range. I have to say it is slightly better than the previous one, but the 7 antennas are excessive and their role is decorative.
I have no issues with disconnections, unless the modem, which is located in another building, gets disconnected (both routers are connected with a cable).
Overall, I am satisfied
Disappointing signal range, the seven antennas it has on it are more for show. Otherwise, it works as it should. It is fast and stable.
With a firmware mod, the wifi range becomes much better and if I put it at maximum, it catches wifi from the entire neighborhood! Very stable with good speeds, it's worth its money and more. This is the link to the firmware for anyone interested: https://github.com/eisaev/r2350
WORTH IT! I have wireless connection on my computer and while before in games like LOL, Rainbow 6 Siege, and others, I had around 90 ms and frequently jumped to 1,000-3,000 ms, now I am consistently at 59-70 (I have wireless connection). The only difficult part was to connect it electronically.... in the end, I believe it's worth it to get it.
Well, the device is simple in terms of buttons, ports, etc. Installation via PC is not possible. It takes you to a beautiful page but it's in Chinese.
In the mobile app, things are simpler if you set Germany as your region. I couldn't get it to work in Greece even after 2 years. Okay.
Well, then the device works great. High speeds, stability, and range. It has been installed in the ground floor maisonette and covers the entire 70 sqm area, the courtyard, and the public road outside the house.
The app is nice and easy to use, but it only recognizes devices connected with their name if they are Xiaomi. It immediately recognized my Xiaomi phone. My Dell laptop and LG smart TV connected but weren't recognized by name. That's okay. Overall, it does the job decently for 45 euros
Ok. Definitely fast. With the Qualcomm chip and 128MB memory, nothing gets stuck! I get the maximum of the line. 5 simultaneous streams plus various others, and it doesn't heat up. And I'm not comparing it to the routers provided by the providers. Also, the mobile app provides additional capabilities (e.g. guest network). There are certainly more expensive ones that offer more settings. If you don't need anything special in terms of settings and you're satisfied with an economical and efficient router that is worth its money, buy it!
Its range is like that of the provider's routers. I bought it for better coverage and returned it the same day
As for the machine, it is excellent in every aspect as long as you know what you're doing, otherwise stick with the provider. Flawless operation, easy to use and configure either from a computer or a mobile device.
A monster simply. It gave me its maximum line and I highly recommend it for its value for money. VFM
It is very worth it for its price. The purchase was made because with my conventional router, when multiple devices were connected at the same time, the internet would drop because it couldn't handle the pressure. With this one, due to the fact that it has a Qualcomm processor, it can handle as many connections as you want (11 for me). It also works well as an extender, but nothing extraordinary. Now, with the 5GHz, devices that support it went from 45-50 Mbps to 92 Mbps, which is my internet speed. We're talking about zero losses. Additionally, the management interface through the app is beautiful and reliable. You can also check out the video I made here with detailed installation instructions for your home: http://tiny.cc/xiaomiac2350
Cheap option, within the framework of increasing the range of WiFi compared to the provider's home router. The bait was the 7 antennas and the high speed it offers on WiFi. In terms of speed, it is indeed quite high, however, the coverage is not the best considering that the space is not particularly large. The graphical menu is not particularly user-friendly. It came with Firmware that did not include Greece in the countries, and after upgrading it to the latest version, a factory reset was needed to be able to select it since it does not give you the option through its menu. It does not give you the ability to set up a second wireless network or even a guest network, although in QoS it allows you to adjust the bandwidth.
Definitely better than the Cosmote speedport. In the room where I used to get 4 Mbps measured with speedtest, now I get 13. On the 5gh and 50 of the line.
We will see about the stability along the way.
I bought it from Greece. I was hoping that its range would be greater than that of the FRITZBOX 7530, but it is about the same, slightly smaller I would say despite its 7 antennas. For its price, its range is good, but with so many antennas, I expected more. So, I recommend it for its price and not for its range, which is still significantly greater than that of OTE's modem-router
Buy from a Greek store and yet the router's region was not Greece, it was New Zealand, generally as a wireless repeater it works fine
Great range, I have it on the first floor and it covers the second floor and the ground floor as well. Very easy to connect with the speedport plus and has all the basic security features.
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Very good for its money.
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VFM Product is quite good for what it claims
Xiaomi, the layout and the name guarantee, I am very satisfied with the router
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