Ubiquiti AmpliFi Alien AX 7685 Tri Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router, Black (AFI-ALN-R-US) (AFIALNRUS)

Ubiquiti AmpliFi Alien is optimized for lag-free, low-latency performance at Wi-Fi 6 top speeds. The router features a tri-band radio with 4 x 4 2.4GH z and 8 x 8 5GHz 802.11 ax radios optimized for Wi-Fi 6 performance and backwards compatibility with previous Wi-Fi standards. The third radio (4 x 4) can be enabled to enhance performance of 5GHz Wi-Fi 5 devices. Beyond the breakthrough Wi-Fi performance, AmpliFi Alien offers all the software features praised by the growing AmpliFi user base, including simple setup, powerful connected device management, and a free, zero-configuration VPN service through the AmpliFi Teleport app that places travelers within their home network like they never left.

The AmpliFi Alien router is designed to be showcased in your home, featuring a touch-screen display for connectivity information. Powered by 8 x 8 MIMO Wi-Fi 6 technology, a single AmpliFi Alien router performs with far greater range and speeds than previous Wi-Fi solutions. Additional AmpliFi Alien routers (sold separately) can be meshed together to extend gigabit speeds throughout even the largest homes. In addition to the expanded Wi-Fi coverage, you'll have four LAN ports and one Internet port to connect wired devices at each location.

- Elegantly designed router brings revolutionary Wi-Fi 6 benefits to your home, increasing your network capacity by four times and doubling the coverage.
- Features a tri-band radio with 4 x 4 2.4GH z and 8 x 8 5GHz 802.11 ax radios optimized for Wi-Fi 6 performance and backwards compatibility with previous Wi-Fi standards.
- Offers transfer speeds up to 1148Mbps at 2.4GH z and 1733Mbps (low-band)/4804Mbps (high-band) at 5GHz, with a coverage of up to 3000 sq. ft.
- Uses Tx beamforming (a signal processing technology used in sensor arrays for directional signal transmission).
- Utilizing MU-MIMO and OFDMA for communication across 12 Wi-Fi 6 spatial streams, the router eliminates dead spots and increases total home network