iKuai IK-Q3000 WiFi6 Wireless Router - Unboxing, Review, and Teardown
The iKuai IK-Q3000 is an AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 router (149 CNY) aimed at small offices and stores, supporting SD-WAN, multi-WAN, and flexible deployment modes. Performance tests showed 5GHz throughput of 964Mbps at 1m, 934Mbps through one wall, and 269Mbps through two walls; idle power consumption was about 3.5W. Teardown revealed an MT7981BA CPU, 512MB RAM, 128MB flash, and an MT7976CN RF chip with 3T3R for better coverage. This review offers practical data for evaluating the router’s speed, heat, hardware, and build quality.
NanoKVM Unboxing, Review, and Teardown: Bringing BMC/IPMI Remote Management to Regular PCs
Sipeed's NanoKVM is a compact IP-KVM based on LicheeRV Nano, bringing server-grade remote management to desktop PCs and workstations without BMC. It captures video via HDMI, emulates keyboard/mouse and USB storage via USB, and offers network control over Ethernet. The Full version adds ATX power control and OLED display. Available as DIY-oriented Lite and plug-and-play Full, it supports remote desktops, BIOS access, OS installation, and serial ports, consuming only ~1.3W. With Tailscale support, users can manage hosts remotely without a public IP.