Reliance Jio just dropped a game-changer for home internet users—the Jio AX6000 Universal Router. Packed with Wi-Fi 6, AI-powered mesh support, and speeds up to 6 Gbps, this router is built for binge-watchers, gamers, and smart home lovers. And the best part? It won’t wreck your wallet at just ₹5,999.
Why This Router Stands Out
Jio’s calling this one of India’s most powerful yet affordable Wi-Fi 6 routers, and it’s easy to see why. With speeds up to 6,000 Mbps, it’s designed to handle 4K streaming, heavy downloads, and lag-free gaming—even with 100+ devices connected at once. No more buffering mid-show or getting kicked out of a game because your sibling’s scrolling Instagram.
Smart Features for Modern Homes
- Dual-Band Magic: Automatically switches between 2.4 GHz (for range) and 5 GHz (for speed) under one network name (SSID).
- IoT Mode: A dedicated 2.4 GHz band for smart gadgets like Alexa, Google Home, or security cams—no more spotty connections.
- AI Mesh Ready: Pair it with Jio’s Wi-Fi 6 extenders (like the JE6801) to blanket your whole home in seamless coverage.
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Security and Setup Made Simple
- WPA3 Encryption: Keeps hackers out and your data safe.
- JioHome App: Set it up in minutes, manage devices, and even prioritize bandwidth (so your work call doesn’t get ruined by a Netflix binge).
The Catch?
While Jio markets it as “universal,” it only works with DHCP connections—so if your ISP uses PPPoE (like Airtel or ACT), you’ll need to tweak settings or check compatibility first.
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Price and Where to Buy
At ₹5,999, it’s a steal compared to other Wi-Fi 6 routers. Snag it on Amazon right now—just search “Jio AX6000.”
Final Verdict
If you’re tired of dead zones, slow speeds, or juggling devices, Jio’s AX6000 is a solid upgrade. It’s future-proof, smart-home friendly, and (finally) priced for real people. Now, who’s ready to say goodbye to buffering for good?
