TP-Link has announced the Wi-Fi 6 all-scenario router TL-XDR6060 with the Turbo feature, which is set to launch soon. According to the company, the term “all-scenario” signifies seamless connectivity for any broadband, any terminal, and any home layout.
The TL-XDR6060 features a 2.5G Ethernet port that can function as either WAN or LAN. As a WAN port, it fully utilizes the potential of the latest high-speed fiber broadband plans up to 1000M, and even handles 2500M efficiently. In LAN mode, it enhances NAS performance by preventing internal network transfer bottlenecks.
It also offers four Gigabit Ethernet ports for flexible wired connections to various smart devices. This router operates on the new Wi-Fi 6 standard, boasting a concurrent dual-band wireless speed of 5952Mbps. The 5GHz band reaches 4804Mbps, while the 2.4GHz band, with improved coverage, achieves 1148Mbps. It supports 4T4R (four transmit, four receive) technology, maximizing the performance of devices like computers, smartphones, and network cards.
The TL-XDR6060 Turbo supports 160MHz bandwidth, catering to devices like Huawei Mate 30 series, Mate 20 series, P30 series, and Intel Wireless-AC9260 cards, which, despite not being Wi-Fi 6 compatible, can operate in 160MHz Wi-Fi 5 mode, providing twice the speed compared to 80MHz routers.
The router’s “Turbo” button enhances signal strength with eight high-power external antennas (each containing a PA and LNA), ensuring strong Wi-Fi coverage in medium-sized homes. For larger areas, the “Easy Extension” function allows any “Easy Extension”-compatible product to connect via Mesh technology with just one touch.
Powered by a quad-core 1.8GHz 64-bit processor, 1GB RAM, and 256MB flash memory, the TL-XDR6060 also includes a USB 3.0 and a Type-C port. TP-Link has not disclosed the release date or pricing, only mentioning that it will be “expensive.”
