Keenetic Titan KN-1811
 | Outdated Product Device: router; WAN port: Ethernet (RJ45); Wi-Fi; 3G modem (USB); 4G (LTE) modem (USB); Wi-Fi standards: Wi-Fi 3 (802.11g); Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n); Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac); Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax); 2.4GHz; 5 GHz; Wireless speed 2.4 GHz (Mbps): 800; Wireless speed 5 GHz (Mbps): 2402; WAN: LAN: LAN ports: 6 ports |
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Keenetic Titan KN-1811
WAN:Ethernet, 4G LTE over USB, 3G via USB
Connection:LAN 6 ports, 1 Gbps, 2.5 Gbps, there is a WAN/LAN
Wi-Fi:Wi-Fi 6 (AX)
2.4 GHz:800 Mbps
5 GHz:2402 Mbps
Antennas and signal:MU-MIMO, 4 antenna(s), non-removable
Another model name is Keenetic Ultra KN-1811.
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- Manufacturer's warranty of three years; - Convenient web interface and mobile app; - Features a 2.5 Gb port; - Port aggregation; - Signal coverage and speed; - Includes an adapter for UK/US and EU plug. - overpriced (one of the main drawbacks); - weak download/upload speed in torrents (even after adjusting); - no power button; - no option to set a separate password for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies; - no option to set a separate SSID for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies;  Olga Ivanova: use Keenetic Titan KN-1811 less than month |
A good router, I like everything about it except for one thing, there is no wifi 6 on 2.4 GHz... This is the biggest and fattest downside. There are also questions regarding heating; an HDD 2.5 is connected to the router via USB 2.0 with torrent movies, and the processor heats up significantly even at idle, with CPU usage not exceeding 10%, averaging 3-5% load, so there's a question here too. My plan is gigabit, and it delivers gigabit both via wifi 5 and LAN ports, which is great, but when I go to the far room or outside, the absence of wifi 6 on 2.4 really shows itself, both in stability and speed. I previously used a Keenetic giga kn 1011, which has wifi 6 on 2.4, and in the conditions I described above, I had a more stable connection and higher speed. For example, if I previously got ~100-130 Mbps, now it's 40-50 Mbps. Practically everything, except for the lack of wifi 6 on 2.4GHz Price  xackep: use Keenetic Titan KN-1811 more than year |
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It would be a strong competitor to companies like Asus and MikroTik if not for the high price.