Tenda released the BE7200 Ultra, a Wi-Fi 7 home router designed to handle high-speed broadband connections without bottlenecks. This device matters because it provides dual 2.5G ports that can fully support 2500M internet plans, a feature often missing in budget routers. Buyers with fiber subscriptions can finally utilize their full bandwidth without upgrading to more expensive hardware.
Dual 2.5G ports support 2500M broadband plans
The router runs on a quad-core 2GHz processor that delivers 18400 DMIPS of computing power. This hardware foundation supports Wi-Fi 7 features like multi-link operation and 4K-QAM modulation. These technologies allow the device to manage multiple data streams more efficiently than previous generations.
Specifications
- Wi-Fi Standard: Wi-Fi 7
- Processor: Quad-core 2GHz
- CPU Performance: 18400 DMIPS
- Wireless Speed: 7141 Mbps (Dual-band)
- Ports: 2x 2.5G + 3x Gigabit
Wireless performance reaches 7141 Mbps across dual bands. The unit includes nine independent FEM signal amplifiers, with four dedicated to the 2.4GHz band and five for the 5GHz band. It also uses five F4B vertical antennas to extend signal reach, which Tenda claims covers 4.5 meters more area than standard routers.
Connectivity options include two 2.5G ports and three Gigabit ports that support WAN/LAN blind insertion. The device supports Mesh networking for whole-home coverage and NFC for quick setup. Tenda lists the regular price at 549 CNY (around $81.14), but a promotional offer reduces the cost to 409 CNY (around $60.45).
The BE7200 Ultra became available in China on August 5, 2024. This release marks Tenda's entry into the Wi-Fi 7 space with a focus on affordable pricing and robust port selection. The device offers a practical upgrade path for users seeking modern wireless standards without a premium price tag.
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