Cudy Tri-Band WiFi 7 BE11000 Router, 6-Stream 10 Gbps, 4 × 2.5G Ports, Up to 11000Mbps, VPN Server and Client, Cudy APP and Mesh, 6 × High-gain Antennas, WR11000

CUDY!!!
This router is great when paired with another of the same model for fast reliable mesh! wifi 7 range is ok but 6ghz is difficult without having line of sight to host router. Set up is easy, features are great! everything works with it so far!

Update the Firmware first thing if you buy
I had no idea who Cudy were before looking to upgrade my router and had to look them up as they haven’t been in the UK for long and discovered they are mostly ex TP-Link employees which explains how a new company has high end kit.The GoodStrong signal on all bands at respectable distances.Very cheap for the spec, You can get this between £125 and £150 at time or writing depending on the offer that week so just wait a bit and its on offer often, I found comparable routers are £300+ plus and basic tri-bands for £180.Can be wall mounted easily or used on a flat surface without blocking ventilation.Straight forward simple UI using a Browser or the app which works well (tested both)The BadA pointlessly short plug and I mean you have to position it right above or near a socket, Should be at least double the length so I had to mount a set of plugs onto the side to the cabinet where I placed it. I’d rather have paid an extra fiver and got a longer cable in the box.FirmwareThe unit I received had Launch Jan 2025 Firmware and they had been 6 updates since for bug fixes/ stability. This isn’t a good or bad thing merely informational as checking and updating that first might help people avoid bugs already fixed .TLDRIts good at its job and cheap, The only issue is plug cable length would happily purchase more Cudy gear in future.

Excellent Value Tri-Band WiFi 7 Router.
Looking for a new router I didn’t want to spend a fortune but wanted to take advantage of the 1Gig speed that VirginMedia offer. I had never heard of Cody before so was initially a bit apprehensive of the feature set this router offered at such a budget price, but with Amazon’s excellent returns policy I thought it was worth a punt.I needn’t have been so scared, this tri-band router was easy to set up, offering connectivity over 2.4ghz, 5ghz and the newer 6Ghz band. Due to some older IoT tech, I need to split the 2.4/5/6 Ghz channels and this was as easy as expected and coverage has increased significantly over my 3 bedroom house. For the first time I am seeing fast speeds: 1000 Meg down (Was lucky to get 400Meg before) over Wifi on my iPhone 16 Pro – never thought I would see such as thing for such a budget price.Pro’s- 2.5Gb ports- Wifi 7 Router- Tri-band (2.4ghz, 5Ghz, 6Ghz)- Good Accompanying AppBad Bits- Cheap Looking Plastic Case- Only three LAN portsOverall, if you’re on a budget but want to increase your WiFi speeds and coverage and take advantage of the less congested 6Ghz band, this could be the solution for you.

I bought two Cudy WR11000 routers — one to replace my ISP’s router and another to extend coverage. The overall results are excellent, and I definitely recommend these routers.Setup experience:I first configured the main unit in Wireless Router mode and added the second one as a Mesh node. However, in Mesh mode, the routers created too many overlapping carriers, which led to interference and performance loss.Then I tried setting the second router in WISP and Wireless Extender modes — both worked very well. Since I didn’t need the 6 GHz band for client devices, I dedicated it entirely to backhaul. After carefully choosing the channels for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz (using separate SSIDs without MLO), I achieved very stable and fast performance — over 500 Mbps of Wi-Fi speed throughout my home.Important note:The WR11000 only has one 6 GHz radio, so if you use that band for both backhaul and clients, interference will occur (they will use the same channel). In my case, using 6 GHz only for backhaul gave me the best results — a clean, interference-free network.Issue and workaround:In WISP or Extender mode, the router’s web interface doesn’t allow manual selection of channel or bandwidth (it’s fixed to automatic). I reported this to Cudy hoping for a future firmware update.Meanwhile, I found a simple workaround: the router in WISP/Extender mode always uses the last 5 GHz channel configured when it was previously in Wireless Router mode. So, to set a specific 5 GHz channel, just switch temporarily to Wireless Router mode, change the channel, and then go back to Extender/WISP. The router will keep that channel and work perfectly.Overall, the WR11000 offers excellent Wi-Fi 7 performance, fast backhaul, and strong stability once properly configured.

Wow…this is an amazing router.Finally a router that reaches all corners of the house and into the garden without extra boosters. Compared to ISP supplied routers this just blasts them out of the water. You need to be a bit tech savvy and also contact your internet service provider to get some username and passwords to make it compatible. It is not a plug and play modem. Once connected you’ll have great signal throughout the house. WiFi signal is getting 900 in same room as router where 500 was max before. Getting 750 in adjoining room where previous router was getting no signal on the 5ghz band. The Tri band system is excellent as the 6ghz compatible appliances can use it taking pressure off the other bands and the stronger 5ghz signal taking traffic off the 2.4ghz band. Be patient setting up and give yourself time to sort it and contact your ISP for username and password and all will be good. It took over 2 weeks to be delivered, but I was aware of the delivery time.

Ich habe diesen Router 2 fach gekauft, nach einem Firmwarupdate war die Einrichtung relativ leicht und mit der Wifi 7 Geschwindigkeit bin ich sehr zufrieden.Einzig die Funkreichweite könnte besser sein.Preis/leistung finde ich gut.