Huawei Dual Band ONT

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FAST Wi-Fi PERFORMANCE: 1024-QAM and 160 MHz frequency bandwidth, its theoretical speed can reach up to 3000 Mbps (574 Mbps on a 2.4 GHz band and 2402 Mbps on a 5 GHz band). Enjoy smooth streaming and gaming.
Multiple Connections, Smooth Connections: It is capable of connecting up to 128 devices overall on dual bands. Supporting OFDMA multi-user technology, it is capable to send data to multiple devices simultaneously (max. 4 devices on 2.4 GHz, max. 16 devices on 5 GHz).
Signal Can Go Through One More Wall: HUAWEI Wi-Fi 6-enabled phones are able to send 6dB stronger signals back to AX3 in stable, 2 MHz narrow bandwidth using Dynamic Narrow Bandwidth technology, which is based on Chipset Synergy. The wireless signals can penetrate solid objects like walls and floors easily.
Larger Bandwidth with 160 MHz: As AX3 supports 160 MHz, when connecting AX3 to devices supporting 160 MHz, like top-of-the-line HUAWEI Wi-Fi 5-enabled smart phones, tablets and laptops, the internet speed would increase 60% and more.
30% Reduced Power Consumption: Negotiate wake-up time among connected devices to avoid consuming power while waiting or on standby.

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