WavKong V2700 Router Aims to Cover Big Homes With Fewer Nodes
New York – October 30, 2026 -- WavKong's V2700 Wi-Fi 6 router is now on sale through the company's website. In company testing, a single unit provided up to 15,000 square feet of combined indoor-outdoor coverage.
A custom chip targets distortion at the source
The V2700 is built around WavKong's proprietary RPU (Radio Processing Unit) chip, developed over six years. It brings digital predistortion into the 5 GHz radio path of a home router. Cellular base stations and satellite communications have long used the technique.
The problem it addresses: as a Wi-Fi power amplifier runs at higher output, nonlinear distortion degrades signal quality and limits the speeds devices can sustain at range. Predistortion compensates before transmission. In laboratory testing at 160 MHz channel bandwidth and 1024-QAM, it improved error vector magnitude from roughly -29.3 dB to -41.2 dB, a gain of more than 12 dB.