ASUS ROG Magic Box PRO MAX Gaming Router Unveiled with BE12000 Wi-Fi 7

ASUS unveils the ROG Magic Box PRO MAX gaming router at ROG DAY 2026, featuring Wi-Fi 7 BE12000, dual 10Gbps ports, Broadcom quad-core CPU, and AURA RGB lighting.

ASUS ROG Magic Box PRO MAX Gaming Router Unveiled with BE12000 Wi-Fi 7

has introduced the ROG Magic Box PRO MAX gaming router at the ROG DAY 2026 event in Guangzhou. The new router is designed for high-performance gaming networks.

Wi-Fi 7 and dual 10Gbps ports

The router supports Wi-Fi 7 tri-band BE12000 wireless standard. It is powered by a Broadcom quad-core 2.2GHz processor and includes 2GB of DDR4 RAM. For wired connectivity, it offers one 10Gbps LAN port, one 10Gbps RJ45/SFP+ combo port, and five 2.5Gbps ports. The device also features AURA RGB lighting.

The ROG Magic Box PRO MAX is part of the ROG ecosystem and includes acceleration for dedicated gaming networks. It targets users who need high-speed, low-latency connections for gaming and other demanding applications.

ASUS has not confirmed pricing or availability details for the ROG Magic Box PRO MAX at this time.

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