D-Link announces new Wi-Fi 6 products

At CES 2021, D-Link introduced their newest solutions that are equipped with Wi-Fi 6 technology: DWA-X1850 AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 USB 3.0 Adapter and D-Link AI M32 AX3200 Wi-Fi 6 AI Mesh Router.

D-Link's DWA-X1850 is the first Wi-Fi 6 USB 3.0 adapter in the market, delivering a fast and easy way for users to upgrade their desktop and notebook computers with the latest wireless AX technology at an affordable price. By simply plugging the adapter into a USB port, users can take advantage of secure, high-speed Internet of up to 574 Mbps in the 2.4GHz band and 1200 Mbps in the 5GHz band. The DWA-X1850 also features WPA3 Wi-Fi encryption for optimal network and device protection. Whether for streaming videos, playing games, online learning, or remote working, this adapter fulfills everyone's current needs.

D-Link AI M32 is D-Link's newest and fastest Wi-Fi 6 AI Mesh router. Featuring the latest Wi-Fi 6 technology, the D-Link AI M32 provides the next generation network speed and capacity that are essential for applications such as high-quality gaming, VR, video streaming, etc. Users can experience up to AX3200 speeds while 1024-QAM boosts throughput to devices by up to 25% and 160 MHz contiguous channel width gives even more bandwidth. In addition to better coverage, higher performance, and more concurrent clients supported, D-Link AI M32 also supports D-Link advanced parental control, Wi-Fi mesh, Auto-Switch mode and D-Link Wi-Fi App.

D-Link also announced the DIR-LX1870, which should offer combined connection speeds of around 1,800Mbps. It is intended for better performance in device-dense environments. Up to 4 simultaneous streams deliver data to more devices with less latency. DIR-LX1870 works with Alexa and Google Assistant to manage WiFi access for guests and family members with spoken commands.

The adapter will be available in the second quarter of 2021 for $100. The AI M32 will sell for $250 starting in the third quarter of 2021; the DIR-LX1870 launches right away for $130.

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