Quick Unboxing & Review of 5G CPE NRadio C2000MAX
The NRadio C2000MAX is a compact 5G-A CPE with WiFi 7 BE3600, a 2.5G port, and dual nano-SIM slots plus built-in eSIM. Speed tests reached 346Mbps on China Telecom and 358Mbps on China Mobile, comparable to flagship phones. Idle power draw is 4.6W, rising to 9.5W under load. A 1TB monthly data plan costs 599 RMB annually. It supports OpenWrt and offers advanced SIM, band, and cell locking controls.
Unboxing and Simple Review of AMD Ryzen 9 9950X and MSI B850M-MORTAR-WIFI Motherboard
An upgrade to AMD Ryzen 9 9950X and MSI B850M MORTAR WIFI was tested, replacing an Ultra7-265K system that had random crashes. The board features WiFi 7 (FastConnect 7800), two PCIe 5.0 x4 M.2 slots, USB 20Gbps Type-C, and 5Gbps Ethernet. Benchmarks show the 9950X outperforming the 265K by about 20% in Cinebench R23/R15 and Ludashi, while CPU-Z and Geekbench results are close. Integrated graphics are considerably weaker. Power draw ranges from 135W idle to 511W under dual load. The 265K offers better price-to-performance for productivity; the 9950X runs hotter and is harder to cool.
Ultra7-265K & Gigabyte Z890M-AORUS-ELITE-WIFI7 Motherboard - Quick Unboxing Review
An unboxing review covers Intel Ultra7 265K (8P+12E, 5.5GHz), Gigabyte Z890M AORUS ELITE WIFI7 motherboard, and Asgard DDR5 6400MHz 64GB memory, purchased for ¥3,499 and ¥1,489. The board offers WiFi7, USB4, 2.5G LAN, and three M.2 slots. Benchmarks: Cinebench R23 2256 single/35187 multi; Geekbench 6 3184/21833; memory read 97.5, write 131.4, copy 101.9 GB/s. Power draw: 100W idle, 300W CPU stress, 500W full system with RTX 3070.
iKuai IK-X9 Ceiling-Mount AP Simple Unboxing Review and Teardown, Tri-Band WiFi 7, BE5000, 2.5G Port
The iKuai IK-X9 is a tri-band Wi-Fi 7 ceiling AP (BE5000, 2.5G port). Testing shows 2x2 MU-MIMO limits performance: with two clients on 5.1GHz, per-device throughput caps near 800Mbps; no MLO or 6GHz in current firmware. A bug prevents connection if all three SSIDs match. Peak download reached 1696Mbps on 5.1GHz at 1m. Power draw 8-10W; aluminum backplate aids cooling. Overall, inferior to 4x4 Wi-Fi 6 APs.