Vodafone presents its new WiFi 6 router with which it promises to quadruple the speed: this is how you can request it



Vodafone joins the trend of routers with connectivity WiFi 6 and improved performance. Follow in the footsteps of operators such as Movistar, which already has its Smart WiFi 6 router ready, Digi, which is already installing new models, and Orange, which already released the Livebox 6 and Livebox 6+ last year.

Now Vodafone is betting on the same system with the Vodafone WiFi 6 station. A new model that the red operator begins to distribute among fiber customers, both for new registrations and for existing customers. A new router that can be requested with a fee of 9.99 euros per month.

four times faster

Vodafone Wi Fi 6 router and Super Wifi 6 device

The Vodafone WiFi 6 Station that you can use all customers with fiber network access, either for new registrations or for current users. Customers who decide to get the new router will also have access to the Super WiFi 6 service.



With this combination and depending on the operator, up to four times higher speed can be achievedwhile offering greater security thanks to compatibility with the WPA3 standard and much lower latency.

This model supports Wi-Fi networks (802.11ax) and among the advantages it offers are that it allows you to connect up to 120 devices, reducing battery consumption in all of them. The Vodafone WiFi 6 Station operates on the 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz Wi-Fi bands and offers better coverage thanks to its 4×4 antenna system.

Super Wi-Fi 6 Extender

Super Wi-Fi 6 Extender

A router with Wi-Fi 6 technology that comes accompanied by the Super WiFi 6 service, which is installed by a company technician. This system is based on the use of extenders or satellites also with Wi-Fi 6 and a cloud platform that continuously optimizes the home Wi-Fi network according to the circumstances of use, connected devices…

Price and availability

The Vodafone WiFi 6 Station and Super WiFi 6 service with Super WiFi 6 extender will be available by default for new Vodafone One Home Unlimited customers who contract the 1Gbps fiber speed option

Those customers who opt for other plans will be able to get the Vodafone Wi-Fi 6 Station and the Super WiFi 6 service with an extender included for 9.99 euros per month or just the router, without an extender, for 3 euros per month.

Current clients of the company They will be able to contract the Super WiFi 6 service for 9.99 euros per month with two extenders included. If you are already a user of the current Super WiFi service, you can replace your extenders with the new ones with Wi-Fi 6 for 9.99 euros per month, or change your rate to any modality of Vodafone One Hogar Ilimitable with 1 Gbps, to that Vodafone replace them for free.

In addition, Vodafone allows all customers who so wish, hire a maximum of five extenders in which case they must pay a supplement of 4.99 euros per month for each of them.

More information | Vodafone



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