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It has 2 Wifi 5 (2.4ghz and 5ghz 2) and 1 WIFI 6 (5ghz 1) bands
The MX8000 is 1.4 ghz with 1gb ram tri-band:
It has 1 Wifi 5 band (2.4ghz) and 2 wifi 6 (5ghz 1 & 2) bands
The MX10600 is made up of 2 MX5300 nodes.
the MX8000 is made up of 2 MX4000 nodes.
The MX4000 nodes are comparable to the LN130 (AX4200/AX4300) except the MX4000 is 200mbps slower on one of the 5ghz bands. Same specs otherwise other than ram. (LN1301 has 2gb ram instead of one since it was purpose built for a Fortinet security app to be running on it before they scrapped the idea and liquidated them).
The MX10600 would be faster if you use a wired backhaul as it only has 1 wifi 6 5ghz band.
The MX8000 will be faster if you use wireless backhaul only as it has 2 5ghz wifi 6 bands.
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I'm leaning towards the MX10600 to replace my TP-Link Deco W6000 but would love to make sure that's the way to go
The MX10600 is 2.2ghz with 1gb ram tri-band:
It has 2 Wifi 5 (2.4ghz and 5ghz 2) and 1 WIFI 6 (5ghz 1) bands
The MX8000 is 1.4 ghz with 1gb ram tri-band:
It has 1 Wifi 5 band (2.4ghz) and 2 wifi 6 (5ghz 1 & 2) bands
The MX10600 is made up of 2 MX5300 nodes.
the MX8000 is made up of 2 MX4000 nodes.
The MX4000 nodes are comparable to the LN130 (AX4200/AX4300) except the MX4000 is 200mbps slower on one of the 5ghz bands. Same specs otherwise other than ram. (LN1301 has 2gb ram instead of one since it was purpose built for a Fortinet security app to be running on it before they scrapped the idea and liquidated them).
The MX10600 would be faster if you use a wired backhaul as it only has 1 wifi 6 5ghz band.
The MX8000 will be faster if you use wireless backhaul only as it has 2 5ghz wifi 6 bands.
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I am just creeped out by companies handing over customer data to authorities without a warrant and would prefer to keep my network secure.
I ran into an issue with the Linksys LN1301 that were $15 each a few weeks ago. Not sure it's worth it to keep trying if I can get something that currently has official "post-beta" support.
I can see why Belkin purchased Linksys [networkworld.com]
I ran into an issue with the Linksys LN1301 that were $15 each a few weeks ago. Not sure it's worth it to keep trying if I can get something that currently has official "post-beta" support.
Linksys - Atlas Pro AX5300 Wi-Fi 6 System (3-pack)
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