QNAP QHora-301W, AX3600

Ich bin positiv vom QNAP QHora-301W überrascht! Der WLAN Router machte im Test eine erfreulich positive Figur, gerade aus technischer Sicht!

Overall, the QNAP QHora-301W get almost everything right and fulfils practically all the modern needs of the home user looking for a pro router, a professional looking for a business class system and a business looking to move towards an enterprise-grade setup. Having leaned heavily on the QHora-301W’s support of the subscription SD-WAN service in all their marketing (and to their credit, it definitely does the job), many buyers might not be as aware of the other core strengths of this device, such as several first-party router and network management tools that even novice home users will be able to take advantage of.

Earlier this year when I first learnt about the release of the QNAP QHora-301W router, I think it would be fair to say that I was impressed. Wi-Fi 6 protocol has already been around commercially for more than a year and I have already reviewed numerous AX class routers throughout that time here on the site. Arriving with an 8 internal antenna architecture, switch capabilities over four Gigabit LAN ports and even two 10Gbe connections, this is the first big move from QNAP into the field of routers for business use. Already stretching out of the subject of NAS and into an extended world of network switches and interface upgrades, the QHora-301W represents the first device to branch out towards completely facilitating your entire office network needs. The keyword here is business, with the QHora-301W arriving at £350, it is certainly a jump up from your average bog-standard free ISP router in price too though. So today we want to review the QNAP QHora-301W and find out whether it's home and business class hardware and features deserve a place in your network environment in 2021. Let's begin.

Earlier this year when I first learnt about the release of the QNAP QHora-301W router, I think it would be fair to say that I was impressed. Wi-Fi 6 protocol has already been around commercially for more than a year and I have already reviewed numerous AX class routers throughout that time here on the site. Arriving with an 8 internal antenna architecture, switch capabilities over four Gigabit LAN ports and even two 10Gbe connections, this is the first big move from QNAP into the field of routers for business use. Already stretching out of the subject of NAS and into an extended world of network switches and interface upgrades, the QHora-301W represents the first device to branch out towards completely facilitating your entire office network needs. The keyword here is business, with the QHora-301W arriving at £350, it is certainly a jump up from your average bog-standard free ISP router in price too though. So today we want to review the QNAP QHora-301W and find out whether it's home and business class hardware and features deserve a place in your network environment in 2021. Let's begin.