Asus has introduced the RT-BE58 Go in China, a compact WiFi 7 portable router that was announced earlier this year. The device is priced at 899 yuan ($127) and supports power bank input for on-the-go use.

Asus RT-BE58 Go Specifications

The RT BE58 Go supports dual-band WiFi 7 (802.11be) and offers a combined wireless throughput of up to 3600 Mbps. It delivers up to 2882 Mbps on the 5GHz band and 688 Mbps on the 2.4GHz band. Asus includes features like 4K QAM modulation and Multi-Link Operation to enhance speed and efficiency, especially in dense environments.

The router runs on a Broadcom 2.0GHz quad-core processor paired with 1GB DDR4 RAM and 256MB of flash storage. This hardware allows it to manage multiple devices and tasks simultaneously. It also includes two independent front-end modules (FEMs) to improve signal strength and stability.

Measuring 9.8 × 9.4 × 3.1 cm and weighing just 232 grams, the RT BE58 Go fits easily into a backpack or pouch. It includes foldable antennas and supports USB-C 18W PD input, allowing it to operate using a standard power bank. Asus says the router is ideal for outdoor work, hotel stays, road trips, and compact living spaces.

The router is equipped with multiple network access options. It includes a 2.5Gbps WAN port for wired broadband, USB tethering for 4G/5G smartphones or dongles, and a WISP mode that converts public WiFi networks into private secure hotspots. It also supports Asus AiMesh, which allows it to extend an existing mesh network using a single SSID.

For security and customization, the RT BE58 Go features AiProtection for real-time threat detection and malicious site blocking. It supports up to five guest SSIDs with branding support, as well as isolated child and IoT networks. VPN support is also built in for secure remote access.

Asus includes additional features such as smart scenario acceleration for streaming, gaming, and online meetings. The router also provides a dedicated USB-A port for mobile network tethering and a Gigabit LAN port for wired connections.

In related news, Ubiquiti has recently unveiled the Dream Router 5G Max with Wi-Fi 7, 10G SFP+, and full UniFi OS integration, while TP-Link has introduced the entry-level Wi-Fi 7 gaming router Archer GE400.

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Lenovo x Diablo IV Legion Y9000P: What makes it special?

What sets the new gaming laptop apart isn’t its specs and features, but the unique design. The powerful notebook has an aesthetic drawn from Diablo IV. It isn’t a simple recolor either, you get a customized Legion brand logo on the back along with a custom Lilith textured. Complimenting this is a special theme and wallpaper on the software and a custom backlit keyboard.

Talking about the specs, the Legion Y9000P Diablo IV Edition features Intel’s Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU and the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 GPU. While this is a mobile GPU, it has a TDP of 175W. Meaning, you get near desktop level performance out of this gaming laptop. You also get 16GB of GDDR7 memory from this GPU. There is even a lower RTX 5070 Ti model.

You also get 32GB of RAM and 1TB of internal storage. On the front, you get a 16-inch OLED display with a 2560 x 1600p resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate. Owing to its hefty hardware, the new Lenovo Legion Y9000P Diablo IV gaming laptop starts from 16,999 Yuan (roughly 2,410 US Dollars) for the RTX 5070 Ti variant, while the RTX 5080 option costs 21,999 Yuan (roughly 3,120 US Dollars).

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Back in October, Huawei released a new router that appeared more like a home decor than a piece of tech. The company managed to build a WiFi mesh router with a unique design that caught attention and seamlessly blended into your household. Now, the Huawei WiFi Mesh Router X3 Pro is getting a global release. So here’s what you need to know.

Huawei Router X3 Pro: What makes it special?

When thinking about a router, one would immediately assume a boring, uninspiring rectangular box that is designed for function over form. Save a few routers, most of them are quite generic and bland. But the Chinese tech giant managed to perfect a design that makes sense in your living room. Despite having WiFi 7 standards, supporting gigabit+ fiber networks, and offering up to 3.6Gbps speeds, the mesh router doubled as a gorgeous lamp.

It has a cylindrical body with a transparent upper section that houses a structure that is built to resemble a mountain. This features a subtle glow effect that gives the illusion of a the sunlight hitting a snowcapped mountain. So it looks and feels like a modern piece of decor rather than a router at home.

Huawei built this unique gadget with AI functions to boost performance and offer a reliable connection. You even get a range extender with the WiFi Mesh Router X3 Pro, which helps improve the connectivity overall. This range extender works wirelessly and doesn’t need a dedicated cable either. Users can configure this router via the Huawei AI Life app. It is releasing globally today and will be available in regions like Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and Africa for 169 Euros. Meanwhile, the range extender is sold separately for 99 Euros.

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Samsung Galaxy Ring is the best option for those who want to track their fitness without wearing a smartwatch. After Samsung released the first Galaxy Ring last July, many people are now hoping for the next version, the Galaxy Ring 2. However, it seems that the new ring may not come as soon as we thought.

According to the latest information, Samsung Galaxy Ring 2 may not launch with the Galaxy S26 series in early next year. While the Galaxy S26 series is expected to be unveiled in February, it looks like the Galaxy Ring 2 won’t be part of the event, which will disappoint many fans who were hoping for a quick launch.

There are several reasons why the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Ring might be delayed. The first reason could be a legal issue with Oura, a company that also makes smart rings. Oura has filed a complaint against Samsung, saying that the company used its patented technology without permission. It could affect Samsung’s plan for the Galaxy Ring 2.

The second reason for the delay might be that Samsung wants more time to refine the Galaxy Ring 2 after launching the original Galaxy Ring in July. The upcoming ring could feature better and more useful tracking capabilities.

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