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product_id: 597626681
title: "Peplink MAX BR1 Pro 5G | All-in-One Solution | x62 Module | Wi-Fi 6 | 2x2 MU-MIMO | MAX-BR1-PRO-5GN-T-PRM"
brand: "peplink"
price: "E£ 154382"
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category: "Peplink"
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# Wi-Fi 6 with 2x2 MU-MIMO 5G speeds up to 3.4 Gbps SpeedFusion seamless failover Peplink MAX BR1 Pro 5G | All-in-One Solution | x62 Module | Wi-Fi 6 | 2x2 MU-MIMO | MAX-BR1-PRO-5GN-T-PRM

**Brand:** peplink
**Price:** E£ 154382
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Stay connected, stay ahead — the future of mobile networking in your hands!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Peplink MAX BR1 Pro 5G | All-in-One Solution | x62 Module | Wi-Fi 6 | 2x2 MU-MIMO | MAX-BR1-PRO-5GN-T-PRM by peplink
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 154382 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- peplink enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted peplink brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Flexible WAN/LAN Ports:** Versatile 2x LAN + 1x WAN (convertible to LAN) ports enable multi-carrier bonding and network expansion for ultimate redundancy.
- • **Blazing 5G Connectivity:** Experience ultra-fast 3.4 Gbps downlink with Qualcomm’s cutting-edge X62 module for uninterrupted streaming and work.
- • **Compact & Rugged Design:** Industrial-grade fanless build fits effortlessly in your laptop bag—professional-grade networking that travels with you.
- • **Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 Performance:** Dual-band simultaneous Wi-Fi 6 with 2x2 MU-MIMO delivers robust wireless speeds and efficient multi-device handling.
- • **Unbreakable Network Resilience:** Patented SpeedFusion technology ensures seamless failover and bonding across multiple WANs, keeping your critical connections live.

## Overview

The Peplink MAX BR1 Pro 5G is a compact, industrial-grade router featuring Qualcomm’s X62 5G modem delivering up to 3.4 Gbps downlink speeds. It supports dual SIM slots, Wi-Fi 6 with 2x2 MU-MIMO, and patented SpeedFusion technology for seamless multi-WAN failover and bonding. Designed for professionals needing reliable, high-speed connectivity on the go or in small offices, it combines rugged portability with advanced network resilience and flexible port configurations.

## Description

The BR1 Pro 5G provides high-bandwidth failover between Broadband and 5G. It has a rugged fanless industrial-grade build. It comes equipped with our patented SpeedFusion technology to protect your streaming and make changing connections completely seamless.

Review: The Peplink BR1 Pro 5G has been an ideal solution for my home and small-office networking setup, combining robust performance with impressive cost efficiency. Using a single FirstNet SIM paired with a T-Mobile Home Internet gateway via the WAN port, I’ve consistently achieved speeds similar to the pricier BR2 Pro—often hitting between 600–900 Mbps under favorable signal conditions. The router’s SpeedFusion capabilities have reliably handled high-priority traffic like Zoom calls, video conferencing, and telemedicine sessions, minimizing drops and maintaining excellent stability. The build quality is solid and compact, and the simplified design eliminates unnecessary complexity while preserving critical professional-grade features. While it lacks the dual modem redundancy of the BR2 Pro, this setup still provides ample redundancy for most home or small-business users when paired with a secondary WAN connection. For my real-world needs—where balancing performance, reliability, and cost mattered most—the BR1 Pro 5G proved to be the optimal choice. Highly recommended.
Review: I picked up one of these for testing; our standard is the Peplink MBX Mini. I was curious to see if this could be a budget-friendly option when the full MBX solution wasn't necessary and affordable. Everything you love about the MBX is in this unit. It's equipped with the new Qualcomm X62 chipset, so cellular speeds are impressive. All the features we appreciate in the MBX series, like Speedfusion connection bonding, are also included. The unit can hold two SIM cards but only one can be active at a time. Switching from one to the other takes about a minute while the radio resets (this was from AT&T to Verizon, so it might be a longer switch process). Performance on 5G is the fastest among our cellular router devices, thanks to the new chipset and carrier aggregation. Two things worth mentioning that made me really like this device: First, it has two LAN ports and one WAN port on the back. You can connect an external cellular router (I'm using an InseeGo with T-Mobile) and combine it with your onboard 5G, giving you two carriers bonded with Speedfusion. Fantastic! Second, there's the Virtual WAN option. You can turn one of those LAN ports into a WAN port. Add another external cellular router (like an AT&T Netgear 5G), and now you have three cellular radios bonded into one Speedfusion connection. This is what we typically do with the MBX Mini—two onboard radios and one external. With the BR1, we have one onboard and two externals. Wow! The catch is that when using an encrypted Speedfusion tunnel, the maximum you can achieve, even with your own private cloud servers as we do, is 200 Mbit. That’s probably sufficient for many users. With the MBX Mini and private cloud, I’ve been able to peak at 800 Mbit, and maintaining 500 Mbit all day is no problem. The device doesn't get nearly as hot as the MBX Mini, which could fry eggs—maybe even sear a steak. Another great feature is its compact size and light weight. We need to put the MBX in a small Pelican case to transport it, but the BR1 can easily fit into your laptop bag without you even noticing it’s there. I’m much more likely to carry this around because it can be in your bag and is almost forgettable. Taking the MBX with you is a conscious decision. A few things I learned: I don't think the Wi-Fi is super strong. It works well, but even on "MAX," it doesn't seem to have the reach of some consumer home Wi-Fi gateways. It's not terrible, but don’t expect it to cover an entire house. If you select the "US" regulatory domain, you only get a limited number of channels, not the full list of legal channels in the US. In today’s world of saturated 5GHz, you want options. If you switch your regulatory domain to "Canada," you gain access to all the US legal channels at the right power levels, making it much easier to find open, quiet channels that are completely legal in the US. This might be a bug; I've noticed it across their entire line. Hopefully, it gets fixed. The annual maintenance fee for Speedfusion bonding and inControl access (which I think is crucial) is under $200 a year, compared to $1,100 for the MBX Mini. All in all, it’s a fantastic little router that was a surprise. I can't recommend it enough.

## Features

- Downlink/Uplink Datarate: 5G: 3.4 Gbps / 900 Mbps, LTE CAT-20: 1.6 Gbps / 200Mbps
- 2x 10/100/1000M LAN Port. 1x 10/100/1000/2500M WAN Port. The WAN port can act as a LAN port if needed. 1x 5G Modem with Redundant SIM Slot
- 1 Gbps router throughput
- Simultaneous Dual-Band 2.4GHz/5GHz, Wi-Fi 6, 2X2 MU-MIMO Wi-Fi WAN and/or AP
- Transmit Power 2.4GHz/5GHz: 21 dBm/22 dBm
- New x62 Qualcomm Snapdragon 5G Module

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CL5YRNCB |
| Best Sellers Rank | #81,602 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #1,186 in Routers |
| Item model number | MAX-BR1-PRO-5GN-T-PRM |
| Manufacturer | peplink |
| Product Dimensions | 15.24 x 12.7 x 5.08 cm; 1.49 kg |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Peplink
- **Colour:** Black
- **Compatible devices:** Personal Computer, Mobile Device, Gaming Console, Streaming Smart Home Device
- **Connectivity technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Internet service provider:** AT&T

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by N***H on 29 April 2025*

The Peplink BR1 Pro 5G has been an ideal solution for my home and small-office networking setup, combining robust performance with impressive cost efficiency. Using a single FirstNet SIM paired with a T-Mobile Home Internet gateway via the WAN port, I’ve consistently achieved speeds similar to the pricier BR2 Pro—often hitting between 600–900 Mbps under favorable signal conditions. The router’s SpeedFusion capabilities have reliably handled high-priority traffic like Zoom calls, video conferencing, and telemedicine sessions, minimizing drops and maintaining excellent stability. The build quality is solid and compact, and the simplified design eliminates unnecessary complexity while preserving critical professional-grade features. While it lacks the dual modem redundancy of the BR2 Pro, this setup still provides ample redundancy for most home or small-business users when paired with a secondary WAN connection. For my real-world needs—where balancing performance, reliability, and cost mattered most—the BR1 Pro 5G proved to be the optimal choice. Highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***A on 4 September 2024*

I picked up one of these for testing; our standard is the Peplink MBX Mini. I was curious to see if this could be a budget-friendly option when the full MBX solution wasn't necessary and affordable. Everything you love about the MBX is in this unit. It's equipped with the new Qualcomm X62 chipset, so cellular speeds are impressive. All the features we appreciate in the MBX series, like Speedfusion connection bonding, are also included. The unit can hold two SIM cards but only one can be active at a time. Switching from one to the other takes about a minute while the radio resets (this was from AT&T to Verizon, so it might be a longer switch process). Performance on 5G is the fastest among our cellular router devices, thanks to the new chipset and carrier aggregation. Two things worth mentioning that made me really like this device: First, it has two LAN ports and one WAN port on the back. You can connect an external cellular router (I'm using an InseeGo with T-Mobile) and combine it with your onboard 5G, giving you two carriers bonded with Speedfusion. Fantastic! Second, there's the Virtual WAN option. You can turn one of those LAN ports into a WAN port. Add another external cellular router (like an AT&T Netgear 5G), and now you have three cellular radios bonded into one Speedfusion connection. This is what we typically do with the MBX Mini—two onboard radios and one external. With the BR1, we have one onboard and two externals. Wow! The catch is that when using an encrypted Speedfusion tunnel, the maximum you can achieve, even with your own private cloud servers as we do, is 200 Mbit. That’s probably sufficient for many users. With the MBX Mini and private cloud, I’ve been able to peak at 800 Mbit, and maintaining 500 Mbit all day is no problem. The device doesn't get nearly as hot as the MBX Mini, which could fry eggs—maybe even sear a steak. Another great feature is its compact size and light weight. We need to put the MBX in a small Pelican case to transport it, but the BR1 can easily fit into your laptop bag without you even noticing it’s there. I’m much more likely to carry this around because it can be in your bag and is almost forgettable. Taking the MBX with you is a conscious decision. A few things I learned: I don't think the Wi-Fi is super strong. It works well, but even on "MAX," it doesn't seem to have the reach of some consumer home Wi-Fi gateways. It's not terrible, but don’t expect it to cover an entire house. If you select the "US" regulatory domain, you only get a limited number of channels, not the full list of legal channels in the US. In today’s world of saturated 5GHz, you want options. If you switch your regulatory domain to "Canada," you gain access to all the US legal channels at the right power levels, making it much easier to find open, quiet channels that are completely legal in the US. This might be a bug; I've noticed it across their entire line. Hopefully, it gets fixed. The annual maintenance fee for Speedfusion bonding and inControl access (which I think is crucial) is under $200 a year, compared to $1,100 for the MBX Mini. All in all, it’s a fantastic little router that was a surprise. I can't recommend it enough.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***R on 16 December 2024*

This solved 90% of my issues with the internet at my house. Peplink designed this unit well, and they are rugged devices. No complaints!

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