CES 2019 is approaching soon and 5G is going to be most definitely one of the key topics this year. Getting ahead of the pack, D-Link is unveiling their new DWR-2010 home router. Unlike most home networking solutions, this pick up 5G networks and deliver speeds to your home as fast as 3Gbps, D-Link claims.
Setup is supposedly very easy as well. Requiring only a 5G sim card and a power outlet. No need to plug it into a cable, DSL or other broadband wiring. Which also make it much more flexible in terms of taking broadband anywhere with you.
Furthermore, users with existing D-Link Mesh home networks will be able to integrate connectivity smoothly. Additionally, the DWR-2010 also supports both the sub-6 GHz and mmWave portions of the 5G standard. Which means carriers can use it for 5G-based home internet packages and do remote maintenance.
Obviously, this is for very early adopters since 5G services are only just beginning to roll out. D-Link is officially launching the DWR-2010 around the second half of 2019.
Pricing information will also be available closer to launch date. As with any new technology, expect to pay a premium price once it does become available.
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