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review Roborock Qrevo Curv S5X review: The good, the bad, and the dusty!

Roborock Qrevo Curv S5X review: The good, the bad, and the dusty!

One aspect that frustrates me about robot vacuum cleaners is their demanding maintenance routines, especially those with mopping capabilities that need constant attention. Sure, you can solve this problem by investing in a model with a self-cleaning docking station, but prepare for your wallet to feel significantly lighter. A prime example is Roborock's Qrevo Curv series, which offers numerous innovative features, a quirky design,
article What is MU-MIMO? Why is it essential for your next wireless router?

What is MU-MIMO? Why is it essential for your next wireless router?

When examining the specifications of wireless routers available for consumers and businesses, you may notice that many advertise a technology called MU-MIMO. It stands for Multi-User MIMO, and most consumer Wi-Fi routers feature 2x2 MU-MIMO, while higher-end models may offer 4x4 or even 8x8 MU-MIMO capabilities. What exactly does MU-MIMO mean, though? What does it do for your wireless router, and why is it
article What is Wi-Fi 7? A complete guide to features, benefits, and compatibility

What is Wi-Fi 7? A complete guide to features, benefits, and compatibility

If you've recently shopped for a new wireless router or mesh Wi-Fi system, you've probably noticed a new technology being promoted by all manufacturers: Wi-Fi 7. It's being marketed as the next big thing in wireless connectivity, with promises of lightning-fast speeds and ultra-reliable connections. But what exactly is Wi-Fi 7, and does it actually deliver meaningful improvements? Is it truly all about benefits
review TP-Link Archer BE230 review: The Wi-Fi 7 router under 100$!

TP-Link Archer BE230 review: The Wi-Fi 7 router under 100$!

Since I started testing Wi-Fi 7 networking devices, I have been interested in reviewing affordable devices. At first, such devices weren’t available on the market, but things have changed for the better. Today, you can buy Wi-Fi 7 routers that cost less than 100 USD, marking an important milestone in the adoption rate of this wireless networking standard. TP-Link Archer BE230 (or BE3600) is
review ASUS RT-BE92U review: The router for IoT devices

ASUS RT-BE92U review: The router for IoT devices

Smart homes are no longer a futuristic concept but a reality for many people worldwide. In a smart home, many devices require wireless connectivity on the 2.4 GHz frequency band: sensors, surveillance cameras, vacuum cleaners, air purifiers, smart bulbs, smart plugs, and so on. Having a router that offers more bandwidth to IoT devices is an excellent idea in this type of network. Unfortunately,
review ASUS RT-BE58U review: Wi-Fi 7 without the premium cost!

ASUS RT-BE58U review: Wi-Fi 7 without the premium cost!

The Wi-Fi 7 standard was finalized in the early days of 2024, and since then, more routers and other wireless devices have become available. Initially, wireless routers with Wi-Fi 7 were premium, high-priced devices that few could afford. Fortunately, as time passed, the situation changed, and today, you can find more affordable Wi-Fi 7. For example, there are Wi-Fi 7 routers that cost less
review ASUS ZenWiFi BQ16 review: The future of Wi-Fi is here!

ASUS ZenWiFi BQ16 review: The future of Wi-Fi is here!

Wi-Fi 7 has arrived, and manufacturers are increasingly releasing routers and mesh Wi-Fi systems that bring this new standard into our homes and workplaces. For people needing wireless coverage in larger spaces, the ASUS ZenWiFi BQ16 is an intriguing option. This elegant mesh Wi-Fi system combines cutting-edge Wi-Fi 7 capabilities with powerful hardware and a long list of advanced features. It's designed to handle
tutorial How to see Wi-Fi passwords on Android

How to see Wi-Fi passwords on Android

If you’re wondering how to see the Wi-Fi password on Android, the answer couldn’t be simpler. Most Android smartphones and tablets automatically save the passwords for any Wi-Fi network you connect to. So, all you have to do to show the Wi-Fi password on Android is check the password stored on your device. Moreover, you can also easily translate Wi-Fi QR codes into readable
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