Xiaomi has quietly launched the Mi Router 4 Pro in China. The router is an updated version of the Mi Router 4 which was launched back in 2018 and arrives at the same price of 199 Yuan (roughly 28 US Dollars).

Despite Wi-Fi 6 being available, many users can still get by with the older and more cost effective Wi-Fi 5 standards. Thus, the Chinese tech giant’s Mi Router 4 Pro arrives as the budget yet capable offering. While the price is the same between the base and Pro variant, there are certain improvements that have been made to the new router, like having 5 antennas over 4.

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The Mi Router 4 Pro now has a wireless rate of 1317Mbps, which is higher than the 1167Mbps wireless rate of its predecessor. It also features dual band frequency, namely 2.4GHz and 5Ghz, that are equipped with high performance signal amplifiers (PA+LNA) respectively. In other words, the range and connectivity strength have been improved in the latest version.

Under the hood, a Qualcomm processor powers the Xiaomi Mi Router 4 Pro. It houses the usual Gigabit Ethernet port and Gigabit Dual band Wi-Fi Data forwarding as well. 128MB of memory is also provided, and up to 128 devices can connect simultaneously. The device can also be connected and synced with the Xiaomi Mijia app.

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