Although Tenda RX27 Pro costs around $200 on Amazon, you can easily get it for about $160 on sale. This price tag sure is on the edge of being affordable, but the feature-packed RX27 Pro justifies it for the most part.
It offers speeds up to 5,665 Mbps, split between three bands: 861 Mbps for 2.4 GHz, 2,402 Mbps for 5 GHz, and 2,402 Mbps for 6 GHz. Equipped with a 1.7 GHz quad-core CPU, OFDMA, and MU-MIMO features, buyers review the RX27 as having highly stable Wi-Fi connectivity and range for multiple devices. Its five 6dBi high-gain antennas give it optimal range, despite low-key looking like Towers of Sauron.
The RX27 does have a regular WAN port and three Gigabit LAN ports. However, a couple of catches here are its lack of USB port, and its inability to top 1,000 Mbps — even with the 6 GHz band. Still, it’s nothing short of features like built-in VPN and guest network setups that enhance security and offer a better experience.
Tom’s Hardware praised RX27 Pro’s 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz performance, along with the low latency of its 6 GHz band, which is excellent for gaming. The review pointed out that the RX27 Pro is best suited to those looking for an excellent Wi-Fi 6 with a bonus 6 GHz band. However, those wanting to buy Wi-Fi 6E routers should consider raising their budgets for better routers.
