Not long ago, TP-LINK launched the top version of paper routing – AX5400, upgraded to dual-band 6-stream, the pre-sale price is 499 yuan, and the pre-sale deposit is 469 yuan. In terms of ID design, the paper routing AX5400 is only 8mm thick, which is even thinner than ordinary household switch sockets. Used in conjunction with Yizhan routers, it can achieve one-click seamless coverage of Wi-Fi 6 signals in the whole house, subverting the traditional desktop Mesh routing, which is large, takes up space, and is difficult to store. The back of the router comes with a special adhesive strip, which can be attached to the wall. The Paper Routing AX5400 supports the next-generation Wi-Fi 6 standard, a large bandwidth of 160MHz, with a capacity of 256 units, and adopts the 5GHz band 4×4 MIMO Wi-Fi specification. The routing adopts a high-gain long antenna design with an envelope gain of about 6dBi. It has 6 external high-power independent FEMs (1 FEM contains 1 PA and 1 LNA), and the signal has no cover and no dead ends. It is worth mentioning that TP-.
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