Multi-gig wired networking is a defining strength, with real transfers above 2Gbps in testing. Few travel routers pair that level of wired performance with such a small chassis.
Pros: Wi-Fi speed, close-range speed
Cons: mesh performance, seamless handoff
Multiple 2.5Gb connections keep the wired side modern and suitable for fast broadband, gaming systems, and storage.
Pros: wireless performance, Wi-Fi speed
Cons: content filtering
Multi-gig Ethernet is possible through USB-C adapters rather than a built-in port, and tested 2.5GbE hardware worked without issue.
Pros: Wi-Fi standard support, web interface setup
Cons: 160 MHz support, long-range speed
Multi-gig capability exists, but reviewers consistently wish there were more fast Ethernet ports rather than concentrating higher speed on only the SFP/WAN side.
Pros: long-range speed, whole-home coverage
Cons: XGS-PON support, Matter support