ACCESS POINTS

Our most cost-effective Wi-Fi 6 access point yet. Triple-chain 5 GHz radio (up to 900 Mbit/s throughput). 5x Gigabit Ethernet ports. Powered by a dual-core ARM CPU. with PoE-in/PoE-out flexibility. and a sturdy high-end enclosure that can be mounted on the wall. Our most cost-effective Wi-Fi 6 access point yet. It costs far less than most mid-range. mass-produced routers… while delivering far more flexibility and longevity right out of the box!. Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 access point with triple-chain 5 GHz radio (up to 900 Mbit/s throughput). Five Gigabit Ethernet ports. You can connect direct fiber-to-home or link up a high-speed NAS for lightning-fast local access. Under the sleek exterior lies a dual-core ARM CPU. Dual powering options – DC jack or PoE-in – and a passive PoE-out port to power another MikroTik device. The new hAP ax S features a triple-chain 5 GHz radio that achieves real-world throughput of around 800–900 Mbit/s. That means smooth streaming. and stable performance across multiple devices – even in crowded environments. It’s also perfect as a dedicated Wi-Fi 6 VR streaming access point for PC VR headsets. offering higher resolution and lower latency without the cables. Unlike single-purpose “gaming” access points. the hAP ax S gives you the full performance. and future-proofing of RouterOS v7!. Enjoy dual powering options – DC jack or PoE-in – and a passive PoE-out port to power another MikroTik device. such as an additional AP or a compact desktop switch. This makes it ideal for both home setups and small offices where clean cable management matters. the hAP ax S runs a full version of RouterOS v7. the most flexible networking software on the market. Free with all the features. In the age of growing data security and privacy challenges. RouterOS gives you complete control – with no subscriptions. Whether you’re configuring your first Wi-Fi network through the MikroTik app or building complex topologies. RouterOS v7 grows with you. SMS automation – the possibilities are endless. Maximum data transfer rate (2. Federal Communications Commission (FCC).