MT7915 WiFi 6 OpenWrt Module | WallysTech DR7915 Dual-Band Wireless Solution

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MT7915 WiFi 6 OpenWrt Module | WallysTech DR7915 Dual-Band Wireless Solution

Looking for a WiFi 6 Module with OpenWrt Support?

Meet WallysTech DR7915 — a Dual-Band WiFi 6 wireless module powered by MediaTek MT7915 + MT7975.

✔ WiFi 6
✔ 2.4GHz + 5GHz
✔ OpenWrt Support
✔ Flexible for Custom Wireless Devices

A practical choice for OEM, industrial wireless and embedded networking projects.

📩 Looking for an MT7915 WiFi 6 module or OpenWrt wireless solution? Let’s talk.

sales@wallystech.com

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