D-Link has introduced three new Wi-Fi 7 routers aimed at delivering faster speeds, lower latency, and improved network intelligence for homes and small offices. The lineup includes the R95 (BE9500) Smart Router, the M95 (BE9500) Smart Mesh Router, and the G572 (BE7200) 5G Wi-Fi Router. The R95 is priced at $249.99.

Specifications

The R95 and M95 feature tri-band Wi-Fi 7 with 320MHz channel width, reaching up to 688Mbps on 2.4GHz, 2882Mbps on 5GHz, and 5764Mbps on 6GHz. They also feature Multi-Link Operation (MLO), which enables devices to use multiple bands at the same time for more stable and faster connections.

Both models include four 2.5GbE ports for high-speed wired connectivity. The R95 uses four external adjustable antennas for extended coverage, while the M95 adopts an internal antenna design. The M95’s minimalist look and integrated antennas earned it the 2025 Red Dot Design Award.

The G572 integrates Wi-Fi 7 and 5G NR to deliver high-speed internet without relying on fiber or fixed-line connections. By inserting a SIM card, users can achieve gigabit-class speeds suitable for 8K streaming, cloud gaming, and remote work. It supports optional external antennas to enhance 5G reception in areas with weak signals and includes Ethernet WAN failover along with VPN support for uninterrupted and secure connectivity.

All three models support AI-driven network management through D-Link’s Aquila Pro AI app for the R95 and M95, and the D-Link Falcon app for the G572. These apps offer real-time optimization, network insights, and WPA3-secured settings.

In related news, TP-Link recently introduced its first Wi-Fi 7 travel router, the TL-WR3602BE, offering 3600Mbps speeds and USB-C power, and has also launched the BE6400 Wi-Fi 7 router with a 2.5G port, game acceleration, and mesh support.

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Taiwanese network equipment brand D-Link has launched the Aquila Pro AI M30 router. The new router comes in a completely different design than its predecessors. It is a wall-mounted router and can fit nicely into the home’s interior architecture. The smart mesh router features AI optimizers that help deliver efficient optimization and minimize interference. It offers more stable connectivity than the Eagle Pro AI and can seamlessly accommodate 8K video streaming, video calls, and gaming.

The Aquila Pro AI has five specialized antennas and supports WiFi 6/ 6E coverage. The smart mesh router supports WPA3 encryption, parental controls, and separate guest networks. The router uses the Target Wake Time (TWT) for WiFi 6 to feature a health mode. This automatically turns off the router at night to optimize power consumption. The new D-Link smart mesh router is faster than the Eagle Pro AI. It also offers greater reliability than its predecessor. The gadget’s upgraded antenna array delivers network speeds up to 3Gbps which is decent.

The D-Link Aquila Pro AI M30 smart mesh router is available from the manufacturer D-Link. Pricing information is lacking at this time.

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D-Link is apparently considering outsourcing production of its network products to India. The company is looking into plans to start production in the region for products that are sold within the country.

The move arrives to also take advantage of the nation’s PLO (Production-Linked Incentives) scheme that will benefit the company and the local OEMs as well. Notably, this arrives amid the rising tensions between India and China. Although, D-Link president Mark Chen believes that localized production is a primary alternative for companies that are planning on dispersing their global supply chains, as per a DigiTimes report.

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At the moment, D-Link already has a subsidiary in India and will shift production to that unit. Most of the company’s production is still takes place within China, out of which, 10 percent of its total sales is accounted by the shipments to North Amerca. The senior official further added that the company is also intending on boosting its sales in that region, especially in the US.

Thus, it is now looking for an alternative region to start production outside of China, to avoid issues amid the ongoing trade tensions amid the US and China. D-Link also recently reported on its net profits reaching 10.62 million US Dollars, with its earnings per share also reaching the highest in its past 27 quarters. Unfortunately, finer details regarding these plans or possible production sites are currently unknown, so stay tuned for more updates.

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