Wav Kong has launched the V2700, a long-range Wi-Fi 6 router developed over six years using its proprietary RPU (Radio Processing Unit) chip. The router takes a signal-first approach to whole-home Wi-Fi, improving wireless signal at its source to reduce the number of nodes needed for reliable coverage. Company testing showed one V2700 provided up to 15,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor coverage in a single-story California home, while in a distant garden location it delivered 123 Mbps versus 4.2 Mbps for a comparison Mesh system.
The RPU chip brings base-station-grade digital signal processing to home Wi-Fi, using digital predistortion to compensate for power-amplifier distortion and maintain signal quality at longer range. This approach allows fewer nodes to deliver dependable coverage, making network design simpler for non-experts. In suitable homes, one V2700 can suffice; where needed, two units can form a Mesh network for high-speed whole-home Wi-Fi.
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