During the OnePlus Cloud 11 launch event, in 2023 the OnePlus Hub 5G router was introduced with a range of features. It offers WiFi 6 connectivity ensuring seamless connections for users. With support for both 5G and 4G SIM cards, this router keeps up with the network technologies giving users versatile connectivity options.
OnePlus had originally planned to introduce this product in July 2023. However, as of 2024, there has been a lack of updates or announcements regarding its release. OnePlus has remained silent on the matter since the intended launch date. This has caused some customers who were interested in the product to feel uncertain leading them to explore options as information about the anticipated product remains unclear.
More About the OnePlus Hub 5G Router
The OnePlus Hub 5G router also functions as a Home Hub. Supports the Matter protocol. This means it can seamlessly work with home devices enhancing the overall user experience. Moreover, it allows users to create a Home Mesh Network by connecting two or more routers. This expands coverage. Improves network performance.
To make things more convenient for users, the OnePlus Hub 5G router comes equipped with LED indicators that provide real-time updates on the status of its networks. Whether it’s 5G, 4G, or WiFi. These indicators offer a user-friendly experience by giving users information about their network connections, at a glance. To top it off there’s also a Power LED indicator that visually indicates the status of the router.
During the launch event, OnePlus provided a glimpse of the specifications, for their 5G router, known as the OnePlus Hub. Nevertheless, it is expected that detailed information about the device will be revealed at a date. The Jio Air Fiber routers availability details for the market have yet to be disclosed by Jio since its announcement.
5G Router Market Outlook in India
With the expansion of 5G networks reaching cities throughout 2023 and 2024, India’s 5G router or CPE market is predicted to experience growth. The increased accessibility and availability of 5G services offered by both Jio and Airtel across the country are contributing factors. While much attention has been given to 5G-enabled smartphones, Airtel’s entry into the market with routers that support 5G networks suggests a focus, on Fixed Wireless Access or 5G broadband, which is expected to become more prominent by the end of 2024. This change reflects a changing environment, in which connectivity options other than smartphones are crucial, for fulfilling the needs of a progressing digital age.
