EE Unlocked Smart 5G Hub3 HH70C WiFi7 Tri-Band Router White (Renewed)

Network Data SIM’s are sold separately and are NOT included with this item. Network SIM slot unlocked, works with any mobile network, worldwide. Want to take advantage of your lightning-fast 5G connection at home office or work? Want peace of mind from our latest security encryption? Then say hello to our Smart 5G Hub. Smart 5G Hub with WiFi 7 uses tri-band tech, which builds a virtual dedicated fast lane for the devices that need the fastest speeds. In short, it's perfect for large downloads and flawless conference calls with its 144.6 Mbps average speeds and consistent connection. And you can connect up to 384 users on your Smart 5G Hub. It’s not just about speed either, our Smart 5G Hub is easy to set up. There’s no need for an engineer, just plug it in and get going. And all this good news for your WiFi is matched by our commitment to the environment. Smart Hub Pro's casing is made from 95% recycled plastic, and our 100% recyclable packaging uses 100% recycled materials. Want to take advantage of your lightning-fast 5G connection at home or work? Want peace of mind from our latest security encryption? Then say hello to our Smart 5G Hub. It uses the EE mobile network and the latest cutting-edge WiFi 6E tech to deliver a fast and reliable connection with low latency, with average speeds of 144.6 Mbps on our 5G network. But it’s not just about speed, our Smart 5G Hub can support over 100 different devices. Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) introduces several advancements over Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), aimed at providing faster speeds, lower latency, and improved efficiency. Here’s a breakdown of their differences: Speed Wi-Fi 6: Achieves a maximum theoretical speed of 9.6 Gbps, though practical speeds are often lower and shared across all devices on the network. Wi-Fi 7: Increases maximum speeds to 30 Gbps, leveraging wider channel bandwidths and increased data rates. This is especially useful for high-demand applications like 8K streaming and VR. Channel Width Wi-Fi 6: Uses channels up to 160 MHz wide, with the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, and selectively supports 6 GHz for Wi-Fi 6E. Wi-Fi 7: Expands channels up to 320 MHz and fully utilizes the 6 GHz band, enabling faster and more stable connections in high-density environments. Latency and Efficiency (Multi-Link Operation) Wi-Fi 6: Employs OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) and MU-MIMO (Multi-User Multiple Input, Multiple Output) to divide bandwidth among users, improving efficiency but with some limitations in very congested networks. Wi-Fi 7: Introduces Multi-Link Operation (MLO), allowing devices to connect on multiple frequency bands at once (e.g., 5 GHz and 6 GHz), resulting in lower latency and more stable connections even in high-demand scenarios like online gaming. QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation) Wi-Fi 6: Uses 1024-QAM, which can encode more data per transmission compared to previous generations. Wi-Fi 7: Increases to 4096-QAM, allowing for even higher data rates and greater efficiency, especially for high-speed applications. Target Wake Time (TWT) Wi-Fi 6: Introduced TWT to improve battery life in IoT and mobile devices by scheduling times for devices to wake and communicate. Wi-Fi 7: Optimizes TWT further, enhancing power-saving capabilities for connected devices, which is especially beneficial for smart home ecosystems. Overall, Wi-Fi 7 provides a major leap in speed and efficiency, targeting high-demand environments where multiple devices require fast, low-latency connections. It’s particularly well-suited for applications such as VR, gaming, and ultra-high-definition video streaming