Here's What the Wi-Fi Router for Amazon's Starlink Rival Looks Like
Amazon's upcoming satellite internet service, Leo, has revealed its Wi-Fi router design through a recent FCC filing. The router, named L1LA10, supports Wi-Fi 6 and features a basic box shape with multiple ports. While the launch is expected this summer, pricing details remain undisclosed.
- ▪The FCC published images of Amazon's Leo Wi-Fi router after a confidentiality request expired.
- ▪The router supports Wi-Fi 6 and includes ports for power and Ethernet connections.
- ▪Leo is expected to launch this summer, but pricing information has not yet been released.
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We already know what the satellite dishes for Amazon’s Starlink challenger will look like, but a new regulatory filing is offering a first look at the Wi-Fi router for Leo. On Monday, the Federal Communications Commission published images for the router, six months after Amazon secured regulatory approval to sell the device in the US. The router, model name L1LA10, supports Wi-Fi 6 and a mesh mode. The FCC agreed to delay publishing the submitted test images on a confidentiality request for Amazon. The 180-day period has since elapsed, leading the commission to disclose them publicly.
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