Huawei has confirmed the June 1 release of its Lingxiao Q7 wire-based mesh router, a device that uses powerline networking to connect sub-routers without additional cabling.
Powerline networking eliminates wiring for seamless whole-home coverage.
The product includes one main router and three sub-routers in the package, with support for connecting up to 24 sub-routers through hierarchical networking.
- Release Date: June 1
- Package Contents: 1 main router, 3 sub-routers
- Max Sub-Routers: 24
- Supported Protocols: NearLink, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
- Smart Home Devices Support: Over 400 devices
Huawei claims the system supports NearLink, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi protocols simultaneously, enabling compatibility with over 400 smart home devices across a single network.
Performance specifications highlight a sixfold increase in transmission rate compared to previous models, alongside doubled coverage distance and enhanced anti-interference capabilities rated at 7dB higher than standard benchmarks.
The router achieves roaming latency below 2ms during device handoffs between nodes, which Huawei states is significantly lower than competing networking solutions that often exceed 100ms.
Pricing for the China market is set at 1999 CNY, approximately $294 USD, with global availability starting on June 1 as confirmed by official channels.
The device offers an easy setup experience that eliminates the need for additional cabling while extending network coverage throughout the home.
The company also markets the device as the first NearLink gateway router globally, though this claim requires independent verification from third-party industry sources.
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