MSI's new router can follow you around your house

We've all been there, trying to stream our favorite show or get some work done, but the WiFi connection keeps dropping. Looks like MSI has heard our pleas with their new innovative router. Dubbed the MSI RadiX BE22000 Turbo, the router comes with antennas that can follow your device as you move around your home. More about the MSI Radix BE22000, along with its price and availability details here.

MSI Radix BE22000 Turbo:

The Radix BE22000 comes with top-of-the-line specifications to ensure the fastest wireless speed possible. It has WiFi 7 support and MSI AI QoS technology to reduce ping while gaming or to prioritize different types of content. Likewise, with a channel bandwidth of 320MHz, the company claims that it can deliver 4x faster throughput compared to Wi-Fi 6 router. But the real showstopper of this router is its dynamic antenna tracking feature, which allows the router to follow specific devices as you move around your house; ensuring that you have the best connection possible. If you're wondering how this mechanism works, the antennas are equipped with a motor that allows them to move.

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However, as with any new technology, there are a few hurdles to be aware of. One question that might come to mind is how does the router identify which device to follow? There could (or will) be multiple devices in the house. MSI must also ensure that the antenna motors can withstand months and years of operation.  As Sam Rutherford of Engadget, “ he noticed the speed at which its antennas moved became a bit sluggish due to increased heat.” Furthermore, the company has yet to finalize the router's Wi-Fi specifications as well.

MSI Radix BE22000 Turbo Price and Availability

Although the MSI Radix BE22000 Turbo router looks promising, it is still a long way from being a fully functional home device. As a result, MSI plans to hold off on selling the router until 2024. Also, the company has not revealed anything about the price, but we can assure you that it’s not going to be cheap.

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