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ASUS WL router ZenWiFi BQ16
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According to my research, this is not the Pro version. Unfortunately, it is not certain whether the Pro version can be offered. I have already clarified and answered the same question below:
- https://www.galaxus.ch/de...
digitec
4 months ago
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The ZenWiFi BQ16 2-pack has a total of 5 Ethernet ports per device: 1x RJ45 10 Gigabit Ethernet, 2x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet and 1x RJ45 WAN port. There are no 2.5 Gigabit ports on this model. The Gigabit ports offer a speed of 1 Gbit/s.
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I have been able to carry out a search and we do not currently have this model in our range; it is currently not possible to procure it promptly as none of our suppliers have a data set. I have forwarded the enquiry to our purchasing department, they are checking with the suppliers and if this is successful, the product will appear in the shop in the next few weeks. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee success.
digitec
11 months ago
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This is not the Pro version, as the Pro version has specific functions such as multi-link operation and 4096-QAM, which are not mentioned in the specifications provided. However, the presence of a 6 GHz band is a feature that is also present in the Pro version.
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Currently none of our suppliers can arrange BQ16 Pro. As soon as this is possible, we will be happy to add them to our range:
https://www.digitec.ch/de...
Hi DavidFlint4, so that I can answer, what do you mean by "local name resolution"?
As the product is currently on backorder, we unfortunately have no information on availability at the moment.
According to the manufacturer's number, the item is the "ASUS ZenWiFi BQ16" and not a Pro version. The description will be updated shortly.
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According to EAN 4711387249178, this is the "Non-Pro" version, or our supplier cannot supply any other version.
Former employee
1 year ago
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The problem with the price is that all suppliers only ever offer enormously small quantities, so the price jumps around as soon as we have to access an offer from another supplier.
Another complicating factor is that the item is not even in stock at the supplier at the moment, but is still expected there.
This stretches out the delivery date considerably, as all parties specify time buffers to be on the safe side and so many delivery routes still have to be covered.
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