Netgear has announced that it has launched its new Netgear Nighthawk M6 unlocked 5G WiFi 6 hotspot in the UK, and the device comes with a maximum combined WiFi speed of 3.6Gbps.
The new Netgear Nighthawk M6 comes with almost 20% speed improvement compared to the previous model M5 which has speeds of up to 2.5Gbps and comes with a wide range of features.
The Nighthawk M6 is powered by the Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ SDX62 mobile platform and delivers outstanding performance at unprecedented speeds. Dual Band 2.4GHz & 5GHz The AX3600 WiFi 6 is ideal for all your mobile connectivity needs from fast file transfers to high-end video streaming on up to 32 connected devices. A powerful 5040mAh battery lasts up to 13 hours on a single charge, providing power all day and night.
At home or the office, the M6 can be used for primary or backup Internet access, particularly in rural areas where fast and reliable wired Internet access is not available. When you’re on the road, the M6 provides the most secure and private WiFi connections for laptops, tablets, and phones in airports, hotels, trains, and other places with public WiFi. When users want to conserve 5G data usage or in areas where there is only public WiFi but no cellular signal, Offload allows the M6 to tether to local public WiFi to connect to the Internet while eliminating the need to manually connect each device to public WiFi local.
“We really listened to our customers to determine how they use these devices and set out to provide the superior WiFi experience whether they need secure mobile access on the road, robust and reliable Internet at home, or both,” said David Henry, President & General Manager, Connected Home Products & Services at netgear. We benefit from our more than 25 years of experience
You can find out more details about Netgear’s new Nighthawk M6 5G hotspot at the link below, the device is now available to buy from Netgear for £759.99, and more details at the link below.
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