Under the hood
As mentioned earlier, the AX3000T router is equipped with the state-of-the-art MediaTek Filogic 820 platform, featuring a 1.3GHz dual-core A53 processor with 256 MB of RAM. MediaTek powerful hardware ensures a low power consumption (less than 14W) while efficiently handling wireless and wired connections up to 1Gbps.
The router is equipped with four high-speed Gigabit Ethernet ports, convenient for connecting multiple devices. It also features dual WAN support, allowing for seamless internet connection redundancy. Furthermore, the router supports LAN port aggregation, enabling a faster and more stable network experience. Additionally, it includes advanced mesh networking capabilities for extended coverage and improved connectivity. To take advantage of the dual Broadband Aggregation feature, you have the option to easily select your preferred ports using either the Xiaomi Web management interface or the intuitive Mi Home app.
The Blind Insertion feature is designed to give users the freedom to use any RJ45 port as either a WAN or LAN port, expanding their connectivity possibilities. Moreover, all Xiaomi/Redmi Phones are equipped with Xiaomi acceleration technology, guaranteeing a flawless experience with no delays and enhanced latency.
After conducting a thorough personal analysis, we have determined that the signal strength of the router is truly outstanding. Not only does it provide exceptional coverage, but it surpasses the requirements necessary for a 100sqm apartment.
Is the setup process straightforward?
For the AX300T router setup, simply use the Xiaomi Mi Home mobile app. While the router is primarily intended for the Chinese market and only supports Mandarin language for web browser access, you can easily overcome this obstacle. By using the Google Translate tool, just click the right mouse button and select “Translate to English” or any other language option.
Have been using it for half a year now. As usual with Xiaomi: a piece of garbage.
Given the price, it’s reasonable. Just remember not to anticipate top-tier hardware when you’re spending $30 to $40.