Cudy
Cudy WR6500H BE6500 2.5G Wi-Fi 7 wireless router
Wi-Fi 7 router with 2.5 GbE, quad-core CPU, 512 MB RAM, 5765 + 688 Mbps dual-band speed and 200-device capacity for 140 m² homes
- Quad-core 2 GHz CPU and 512 MB RAM handle heavy traffic
- 6-stream Wi-Fi 7 delivers combined 5765 Mbps + 688 Mbps throughput
- 5 GbE WAN plus four GbE LAN ports for fast wired links
- Supports up to 200 connected devices simultaneously
- Covers approximately 140 m² (1500 ft²) with high-gain antennas
Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Router
The Cudy WR6500H is a new wireless router built around a Broadcom 2 GHz quad-core CPU with 512 MB RAM. It delivers 6-stream dual-band Wi-Fi 7 rated at 5765 Mbps on one band and 688 Mbps on the other, providing high throughput for busy households or small offices.
Best for Multi-Device Homes, Not Dense Enterprise
This router suits users who need low-latency gaming, streaming and video calls across many simultaneous connections, with support for up to 200 connected devices. Buyers who require dedicated backhaul bands for mesh expansion or advanced enterprise-grade security features should look at other solutions.
2.5 GbE WAN/LAN Port Decides Wired Speed
The single 2.5 GbE port alongside four gigabit ports sets the maximum wired throughput for a NAS, workstation or uplink. If your internet plan or local network demands multi-gig speeds on several wired links, this port count will be the limiting factor.
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- Quad-core 2 GHz CPU and 512 MB RAM handle heavy traffic
- 6-stream Wi-Fi 7 delivers combined 5765 Mbps + 688 Mbps throughput
- 5 GbE WAN plus four GbE LAN ports for fast wired links
- Supports up to 200 connected devices simultaneously
- Covers approximately 140 m² (1500 ft²) with high-gain antennas
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Which BE6500 version should I choose for a 140 m² home with many devices?
The WR6500H covers up to 140 m² and supports 200 connected devices, making it suitable for a 1,500 ft² home with heavy device counts.
What does the 5765 Mbps + 688 Mbps headline mean for actual throughput?
Those are the maximum link rates for the 6 GHz and 5 GHz bands; real-world throughput will be lower due to overhead, interference and client capability.
How does the 2.5GbE port cap my internet speed?
The single 2.5GbE WAN/LAN port limits wired throughput to 2.5 Gbps, so any internet plan above that will be bottlenecked at the router.
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