Asus ZenWiFi XD6
DESPITE OUR RAPID progress as a species over the last 200 years, the global footprint for radio noise has dwindled in the past two decades. Radio waves are slowly becoming quieter, the very things that ushered us into the realm of unhindered communication all those years ago are now becoming more refined and more sophisticated.
No longer are we churning out huge gobbets of information and throwing it deep into the dark abyss of space. No, the inevitable march of technology has brought ever more advanced forms of communication that have defined this era. As our computational devices grow more potent and we produce deeper and richer content, the need for more impressive forms of compression and greater bandwidth has become paramount. From 2.4 GHz to 5 GHz, and now Wi-Fi 6 and 6E, all have improved upon the past generation, providing us with greater capacity, and all of them have become quieter as they do it.
Interference then becomes king, waves that could pass data through walls, although still here, are now choked and humbled, but while their successor’s bandwidths are far more powerful, they are hindered by such things as raindrops, or even the hum of a microwave oven.
While our homes haven’t changed quite as rapidly, the need to boost the future of wireless has become a paramount part of the tech enthusiasts’ place of rest. Enter the Asus ZenWiFi XD6. These twin routers can bathe up to 5,400 square feet in the brilliance of the modern era, inside and outside your home. Let’s take a look.