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ASUS Blue Cave Smart Wi-Fi Router Hands-on

ASUS didn’t just feature new laptops during Computex 2017, they also showcased smart products like this dual-band Smart Wi-Fi router with a weird design. Meet the ASUS Blue Cave.

At first glance, the Blue Cave doesn’t look like your typical Wi-Fi router. For one, it’s boxy, wider and taller than most routers you see in the market. And it has a big blue hole in the middle. To be frank, it reminds me of the bladeless fan.

Still, it has some nice aesthetics to it. It has a simple facade that would sit well in a minimalist environment. The front, sides, and top, are devoid of any ports and buttons. It’s a bit hefty and the size is just as big as two smartphone boxes so it still doesn’t take much desk space.

The back, though, is where it gets busy. Here you’ll see the RJ45 for 10/100/1000/Gigabits BaseT for LAN, and USB 3.0. It’s also peppered with holes for ventilation.

The rest of its features are found in the hardware as well as software. It’s equipped with four internal antennas, MIMO technology with 2.4GHz / 5GHz operating frequency, and boasts 5G throughput with up to 1240Mbps speed.

commercial-grade security for home networks, Family Overview so you can monitor and control each family member’s internet and app usage from your mobile device, Traffic Analyzer, SmartQoS, Guest network, VPN, Firewall and Access Control, and support for IFTTT to create Smart automated tasks.

Pricing and availability of the ASUS Blue Cave AC2600 are yet to be announced.

  1. Josie Johnson says:

    You dont; hear me as much you hear other people wuth thework

  2. Josie Johnson says:

    I never heard about this before ever.

  3. Netgear Router Support says:

    Thanks for posting such informative article, you discussed on this article that Asus blue cave smart wi-fi router doesn’t look like our typical Wi-Fi router and many more difference from other wi-fi routers. This is really useful for me.

  4. TelcoGuy says:

    The term “5G throughput” is kinda misleading. ~1Gbps is 4G requirement already. If you check 5G Tech Forum from Verizon, 5G target is 10Gbps. Note that it is still pre-standard so it is not yet final. ;)

  5. vansh says:

    this my end the security breach in Wireless network

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