New Delhi, October 7 (Read): Reliance Jio has launched the new AX3000 Mesh Router in the Indian market. The Wi-Fi 6 router is now available through Amazon and the official JioMart website.
The Jio AX3000 is positioned below the AX6000 model and comes at a lower price. While the specifications are different, the new router retains the same design as the AX6000.
Reliance Jio AX3000 Mesh Router Price in India
The Reliance Jio AX3000 Mesh Router has been launched in India at ₹3,799. The router is available on Amazon India and can also be purchased through JioMart.
The Amazon listing has received around 34 ratings. Buyers can also get cashback when purchasing the router using an Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card.
Reliance Jio AX3000 Mesh Router Specifications
The Jio AX3000 Mesh Router can provide network coverage of up to 1,500 square feet. It supports Wi-Fi 6 connectivity and works on both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands.
The router can connect more than 100 devices while maintaining connectivity. It also supports low-latency connectivity for activities such as gaming and streaming.
For security, the router comes with WPA3 support and built-in parental controls that allow users to manage device access.
Compatible with All ISPs
The Jio AX3000 Mesh Router can work with all Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and is compatible with fibre connections from Indian telecom operators.
This means users with an Airtel fibre connection, for example, can also purchase the Jio router and use it with their existing high-speed Internet connection.
The router can be managed through the JioHome appwhich allows users to set up the device and change its settings.
Jio has also recently launched a new Wi-Fi extender, which is priced lower than the AX3000 Mesh Router.
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