Huawei has launched the Router X2 Pro, a new networking device supporting Wi-Fi 7+. The router is designed for individual apartments up to 90 square meters, while a two-unit bundle covers spaces ranging from 90 to 150 square meters. The paired set features pre-configured synchronization, allowing the devices to automatically form a single network upon connection.
The hardware is powered by the Lingxiao 760 series chip, specifically optimized for integration with other Huawei products. The manufacturer has implemented dynamic narrowband access technology, which, combined with Wi-Fi 7+, is intended to increase data transfer speeds and improve signal penetration through walls, particularly in complex layouts.
The device features a book-like design and supports 3D-printed custom covers. In China, the single router is priced at ¥588, while the two-unit bundle costs ¥1108. Users can also purchase a decorative cover separately for ¥99.
