Question Intel WIFI 7 BE200 Adapters $20 3-5gbps

[Tech Junky]

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Intel/BE200NGWGNV?qs=Imq1NPwxi768LH5kQoGXsA%3D%3D

Coming soon!!!!! It's a good sign when you find a model # and listing.

 

[JackMDS]

AFAIK. In the next few months Intel comes with it as Well as all other major Wireless cards manufactures.

On the other-side WIFI7 Router are not yet available either.

So.. I would be careful in pre-ordering and wait until it comes out and the dust is settle.

Here is a summary of what comes and how its relate to current WIFI6.

What is Wi-Fi 7? Everything You Need to Know

The Wi-Fi 6E successor is creeping closer, and it promises to significantly boost the speed and stability of your wireless connections.

www.wired.com

 

[thigobr]

Interesting! Will Intel release regular PCIE chips or just CNVi?

I skipped WIFI 6 even though I have several AX clients between phones and laptops. So I am eager to upgrade from AC wave2 Access Point to WIFI7.

Max I can get currently is around 500Mbps from 2x2 clients so anything above 2.5Gpbs will improve things a lot specially as I have a 10Gbps backbone and NAS.

 

[Tech Junky]

It's an unknown but I think the be200 is probably a full fledged M2 and not cnvio2. I use an ax411 currently and with dct it hits 1.4gbps on a single client with 160mhz configured.

 

[thigobr]

Nice numbers! At what kind of distance from the AP?
I had no idea about this DCT technology... Sounds exactly like what's being baked into the WIFI7 standard

 

[Tech Junky]

distance from the AP?

Usually within ~10ft.