"Potential rules" for purchasing home wireless products and enterprise wireless products (1)

In the current popularity of wireless technology, wireless network products are also varied, so many people are eye-catching. What kind of product should we choose in different environments? Especially for enterprises and families, what kind of products should they choose to enjoy preferential prices and excellent performance? The following describes the differences between enterprise wireless products and home wireless products.

In the face of low prices of wireless products for household use, many small and medium-sized enterprises cannot help but feel at ease. In the face of the unique features of wireless products for enterprises, many domestic users will look forward to it infinitely. From the very beginning, wireless and home wireless products of enterprises are destined to be oriented to different user groups, many users may feel confused when purchasing wireless products. What is the biggest difference between a company and a home wireless product? Will this difference influence users' preferred choices?

1. Similarities

To understand the biggest difference between enterprise wireless products and home wireless products, we need to look at the similarities between the two. Only in this way can we make the comparison clear and clear. Next we will take the wireless router product as an example to see what functions are the same for both.

In terms of basic features, the enterprise and home wireless products are not quite different.

1. Wireless AP

Supports 2-4 GHz wireless connections. Common products support 802.11 Gbit/s wireless connections. Mainstream mid-and high-end products support 802.11 ndraft 2.0) wireless connections, in this regard, the development direction and goal of enterprise wireless products are the same as that of home wireless products.

2. Provides the switch function

Both enterprise wireless router products and home wireless router products are equipped with one WAN port and four 10-Gigabit LAN ports. Automatic negotiation and port flip are supported without selecting the network cable sequence. For some products, Gigabit LAN ports are also standard for users' needs, but this is not a significant difference between enterprise wireless router products and home wireless router products.