Major computer manufacturers also have some lines of networking equipment, and the MSI Roamii BE Lite is an example of a modern system for Wi-Fi 7 and mesh networks.

The range of client devices with Wi-Fi 7 is increasing week by week. Be it mobile phones, laptops or tablets like the recent Samsung Galaxy Tab S10. They all need routers capable of getting the maximum potential of the latest wireless standard in terms of bandwidth, reduced latency or better management of connected devices.

MSI Roamii BE Lite

In a router for the home segment that supports dual-band Wi-Fi 7 and achieves wireless transmission speeds of up to 5 Gbps4323 Mbps on 5 GHz and 688 Mbps on 2.4 GHz It has advanced features of the standard, including 4K-QAM, Multi-RU and MLO (.Multi-Link operation) to ensure the best experience.

The MSI Roamii BE Lite also supports wired networks with one 2.5 Gbps Ethernet port and two 1 Gbps Ethernet ports that have the ability to function as network backbone or as a high-speed cable connection. These Ethernet ports are designed for bandwidth-intensive needs, production or entertainment, gaming, VR and resolutions up to 8K.

The manufacturer promises complete coverage for any type of household and dimensions, as with two devices it could cover up to 500 square meters and with support for connections for up to 120 devices. MSI includes a free app (iOS and Android) for its customers to easily configure their mesh network configuration.

“With network security as a top priority”the manufacturer offers the service MSI FortiSec Powered by Trend Micro to provide 24/7 protection for all connected devices. This feature automatically checks device connections, blocks those it deems vulnerable, and alerts users via push notifications. It also offers the usual parental control and the ability to set up individual networks for children, guests and smart home devices, isolating them from others for better protection and easy management.

The device can be placed on a computer desk, furniture, or hung on walls with the included kit and design with internal antennas that allow easy installation anywhere. This MSI Roamii BE Lite system looks good, although we don’t know its price. It should be available internationally in the coming weeks.