ASUS ships world’s first Wi-Fi 8 Mesh system, ZenWiFi BN12

ASUS has begun global shipments of the ZenWiFi BN12, the world's first Wi- Fi 8 Mesh system featuring tri- band BN19000 speeds and 650 sqm coverage.

ASUS ZenWiFi BN12
ASUS ZenWiFi BN12

The first Wi-Fi 8 Mesh System has begun to roll off the assembly line for a global release with the new ZenWiFi BN12 from . The launch of the ZenWiFi BN12 is an important milestone as it introduces the world to the next level of wireless technology. Not only does it come with a promise of more throughput but also improved network control for end users.

ASUS ships the ZenWiFi BN12, the first Wi-Fi 8 Mesh system with tri-band BN19000 speeds

If you're looking to snag the next big thing in connectivity, this is it. Hardware for future generations of internet speeds.

Specifications

  • Wireless Standard: Wi-Fi 8
  • Wireless Speed: Tri-band BN19000
  • Antennas: 8 built-in
  • FEM Modules: 12 high-power
  • Coverage Area: 650 square meters (two-pack)

ZenWiFi BN12 is a tri-band mesh Wi-Fi 8 System. It uses tri-band BN19000 speeds to ensure you never have to worry about bottlenecks. The data throughput of this hardware is insanely good. AiMesh smart technology enables the system to provide a seamless network experience between units.

The two pack ZenWiFi BN12 unit includes eight built-in antennas. There are also twelve high power FEM modules within each unit. This helps ensure a comprehensive coverage area of up to 650 sqm. There are two 10GbE and three 2.5GbE ports for wired connectivity to ensure high-speed internet.

With Wi-Fi 8 comes the introduction of new modulation and coding. This makes data transmission more efficient. You've got non primary channel access and multi-AP coordination for more optimized signal usage.

There's also adaptive QoE and full spectrum interference detection. You even get real-time network visualization to give you more control.

ASUS is clearly presenting ZenWiFi BN12 as a high-end solution for those who need maximum coverage and speed. There are a whole host of security features to ensure you're safe from threats across devices. It's a new standard for home networking hardware that we're now getting in the Wi-Fi 8 age.

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