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Mi Router 4A requires a focused one-model guide rather than a broad router comparison. Its live specification describes dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, four antennas and 64MB memory. The listed wired interface is 10/100Mbps, an important limit to compare with the speed of your internet plan.
Xiaomi Mi Router 4C
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Xiaomi Mi Router 4A
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The live Mi Router 4A page lists combined wireless rates up to 1167Mbps, with 300Mbps on 2.4GHz and 867Mbps on 5GHz. Those are radio link rates, not a promise of internet throughput. More importantly, the locally listed unit identifies a 10/100Mbps WAN interface, so customers with faster incoming service should not assume the router can pass the full plan speed over that port.
Four antennas and dual-band operation suit a basic home network, and setup is available through web, Android or iOS management according to the listing. Because Xiaomi has also sold a differently named Gigabit Edition in other markets, this copy does not import gigabit-port claims into the local 4A identity.
Frequently Asked Questions About Routers
The local product is listed as Mi Router 4A, not Gigabit Edition, and its live specification identifies a 10/100Mbps WAN interface. It should not be marketed with gigabit-port claims from a different regional variant.
Yes. The local listing describes dual-band wireless operation, with 2.4GHz for reach and compatibility and 5GHz for higher nearby link rates on compatible devices.
No. That figure combines theoretical wireless link rates across both bands. Internet throughput is constrained by the service, wired interface, interference, distance and client hardware; the local listing gives the WAN interface as 10/100Mbps.
If the internet plan exceeds the wired interface, the home needs multi-node coverage, or more advanced ports and management are required, compare a suitable higher-capacity router or mesh system instead of relying on the 4A label.