WiFi7 solution IPQ5424 tri-band, 6 GHz with 320 MHz Wired: 10GbE and 2.5GbE

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 Most Wi-Fi 7 spec sheets stop at the radio. That's where product designs go wrong.

Before you commit to a Wi-Fi 7 platform for your next AP, gateway or CPE, check the whole path, not just the wireless line:

✅ Wireless: tri-band, 6 GHz with 320 MHz channels, 4×4

✅ Wired: 10GbE and 2.5GbE, so the uplink isn't the limit

✅ Platform: Qualcomm IPQ5424

✅ Business: OEM/ODM customization of interfaces, enclosures and software

The Wallys DR5424S is built around that checklist.

If your current shortlist only compares radio specs, it's worth adding one more column: what happens to the data after it leaves the antenna?

📩 sales@wallystech.com

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