As shown above, TP-LINK’s first batch of Wi-Fi 7 routers include the BE 6400, BE 7200 and BE 13000 rates, with 2-band 6-stream, 3-band 6-stream, 2-band 8-stream and 3-band 12-stream options, all with support for the Wi-Fi 7 protocol.

In terms of configuration, TP-LINK’s first Wi-Fi 7 routers are equipped with Qualcomm’s next-generation industrial-grade Wi-Fi chip with A73 architecture, quad-core 2.2GHz CPU, and will be available in 512MB RAM + 128MB Flash memory and 2GB RAM + 256MB Flash memory.

In terms of interfaces, the series routers are equipped with a minimum of dual 2.5G ports and a maximum of dual 10G ports + quad 2.5G ports.

In terms of software, the series routers support EaseUS 4.0, which supports port function customization, band function customization, behavior control, terminal management 2.0, and Docker function.

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TP-LINK has not yet officially announced the content of the launch event, which is expected to feature the new Wi-Fi 7 router.

TP-LINK also announced new products for business networking, security and smart home.

At CES earlier this year, TP-LINK announced its Wi-Fi 7 router for overseas markets, the flagship model is the Archer BE900 with 4-band 24Gbps, 12 built-in antennas with optimized positioning, dual 10G WAN/LAN ports, and an LED screen on the front panel that displays weather, time and other information.

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