The AX label refers to the Wi-Fi 6 standard, and 6000 is the sum of the theoretical maximum speeds of the bands in megabits per second. In practice a high speed class means headroom: when several TVs are streaming, video calls are running and files are downloading at the same time, the network is shared more evenly. Wi-Fi 6 is backward compatible with earlier Wi-Fi standards, so your existing phones and laptops connect to it as usual.
Larger flats and houses with many smart devices that may later need a mesh network; home offices where video calls and file uploads run alongside family streaming; and anyone who wants one device that covers today's needs while leaving room to extend the network.
| Brand | D-Link |
|---|---|
| Net weight | 0.58 kg |
| EAN | 790069474668 |
AX stands for Wi-Fi 6, and 6000 is the sum of the theoretical speeds of the router's bands in megabits per second. The real speed of a single device is lower and depends on its Wi-Fi support and distance from the router.
Yes. Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) is backward compatible, so Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 4 devices also connect, just at the speed of their own standard.
The Smart Mesh name confirms mesh support, but the manufacturer does not specify the number of ports or the compatible mesh models.
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