LB-LINK

High-Speed Dual-Band Wi-Fi:

Dual-band Wi-Fi allows your high-demand devices to connect to the faster and cleaner 5GHz frequency band,

while the traditional 2.4GHz frequency band provides stable and broader coverage for other devices.

Dual-Core CPU, No Game Disconnections:

It adopts a dual-core 880MHz quad-threaded core, which is equivalent to four CPUs working together, providing incredibly powerful performance. Whether it’s handling gigabit wireless or gigabit wired connections, it does so effortlessly.

Full Gigabit Ports, Meeting Future Needs:

With one Gigabit WAN port and four Gigabit LAN ports, speeds can be up to 10 times faster than standard Ethernet connections. Connect your favorite wired devices to BL-WR1300H and enjoy the blazing-fast network experience!

MU-MIMO and Smart Connect Improve Connections:

MU-MIMO lets the Archer BL-WR1300H talk to several devices at once, and Smart Connect automatically places each device on the best available Wi-Fi band. With both working together, everyone can hop online at the same time without having to wait, and each device can always get the best connection.

Configuring Four High-Gain Antennas:

It has four high-gain omni-directional antennas, designed and optimized for optimal performance. Meticulous fine-tuning improves signal coverage, supports flexible adjustment from multiple angles, and adapts easily to complex network environments.

Dual-Band Integration Intelligent Signal Selection:

Dual-band integration technology merges the 2.4GHz and 5GHz SSIDs, selecting the WiFi signal with better video performance based on real-time internet speed. It automatically chooses the frequency with higher speed and less interference.

Bandwidth Control Internet Time Management:

It supports bandwidth control and allows control over the internet speed of each connected device to avoid bandwidth hogging. It also enables setting an allowed internet access time period for effective device time management, particularly useful for parental control over children’s internet usage.