Telecommunications provider 1&1 is expanding its hardware portfolio with a new flagship model: the 1&1 HomeServer Pro. Aimed at broadband customers, the device combines modems for two distinct connection types with the modern Wi-Fi 7 wireless standard.
Combining DSL and Fiber
The 1&1 HomeServer Pro is built on the technical foundation of a FRITZ!Box DSL/Fiber 7-90. The key highlight of this platform is its versatility on the access side: the router unites DSL and fiber-optic connection technologies within a single enclosure.
For consumers, this translates to maximum flexibility for internet access. Households currently connected via traditional DSL that anticipate a future fiber rollout will not need to purchase a separate modem or a new terminal device when switching technologies. The hardware operates seamlessly on both connection types.
New Wi-Fi 7 Standard for the Home Network
In addition to dual-modem capabilities, the new HomeServer Pro delivers support for Wi-Fi 7. The latest wireless standard provides enhanced transmission performance across the home network and ensures a more stable connection when multiple devices are active simultaneously.
What This Means for Consumers
The combination of future-proof wireless connectivity and dual-connection support makes the router particularly appealing to users who prioritize cutting-edge wireless technology or are planning a transition from copper wire to fiber optics.
Quellen: Stadt-Bremerhaven
