Some time ago, Glory launched the country's first distributed routing system, and I was part of the report. When I came back to comment, someone said, "It's basically the same as Xiaomi's Wi-Fi amplifier." That caught my attention. As a senior digital enthusiast, I wanted to verify whether that statement was accurate.
First, let me share the major performance advantages of Glory Distributed Routing.
★ **Net Port Blind Insertion**
Glory’s distributed router uses automatic network port recognition technology, eliminating the need to distinguish between WAN and LAN ports. You can plug in any port without worrying about which is which. This solves a big problem for users who are not tech-savvy.
★ **Dual Network Dual Pass**
More and more users need to use two broadband connections simultaneously, such as teachers accessing campus resources while also browsing the internet. Switching between networks manually is inconvenient. Glory’s distributed routing allows you to use both connections at once and assign different networks to devices via the Huawei Smart Home app, creating exclusive channels.
★ **Dual Band Optimization**
Most routers offer 2.4G and 5G bands. While 2.4G has better wall penetration, it’s prone to interference. The 5G band offers faster speeds and lower latency but weaker signal strength. Glory’s dual-band optimization automatically selects the best frequency based on real-time conditions, reducing user hassle.
★ **Wi-Fi Auto-Optimization**
Traditional routers require manual reboots to fix slow performance caused by channel interference. Glory’s distributed routing continuously monitors neighboring signals and automatically switches to a better channel, keeping your Wi-Fi fast without needing to restart the router.
Now, let’s compare Glory’s distributed routing with Xiaomi’s Wi-Fi Amplifier 2. How different are they really?
ã€Test Environment】
The test took place in a typical 3-bedroom, 2-living room house with 40 square meters. We used a 100M fiber connection, with the optical modem installed at the door (the neighborhood isn’t too busy). Cables were laid in each room.
Originally, we had two routers: an ASUS and a BI, placed in the study and the second bedroom. They were connected via cable and dial-up.
The signal covered the living rooms and the toilet had intermittent coverage. The phone could switch between the two routers depending on signal strength, but it wasn’t stable—especially during gaming. There was no signal on the west side of the yard.
ã€Internet Speed Test】
We used a professional Wi-Fi measurement tool, including router performance and distributed Wi-Fi testing.
Glory’s distributed routing scored 554, while Xiaomi’s Wi-Fi Amplifier 2 scored 357. Glory ranked among the top, beating 95.16% of users nationwide.
Looking at the scores, Xiaomi’s amplifier has good delay and acceptable signal strength. If you're in the same room, speed is still guaranteed. However, Glory’s distributed routing excels in stability and anti-interference, making it ideal for online gaming and other demanding tasks.
Glory’s distributed routing covers multiple areas, with unified Wi-Fi names and seamless switching. When moving out of one router’s range, it automatically connects to the next, ensuring continuous strong signal.
Using a Wi-Fi analyzer, it’s clear that Glory’s routers (red, yellow, blue) always occupy the strongest signal positions, while Xiaomi’s amplifier struggles to keep up.
[Experience Sharing]
I calculated the cost: using two routers plus an amplifier is almost the same price. But the amplifier needs a USB port, which is hard to find. It also has a limited range, so you often need extra units in key areas. The signal from Xiaomi’s amplifier is “plusâ€-based, meaning it only extends the original signal.
Glory’s design is simple and elegant, making it a great home decoration. Unlike my old router, it doesn’t look messy.
In conclusion, Glory Distributed Routing is the best choice for large homes requiring seamless Wi-Fi coverage. Once you try it, you won’t go back. As for the old routers? Well, they’re just not cutting it anymore.
The three-unit Glory Distributed Routing, priced at 899 RMB, is now available for pre-order at Huawei Mall, JD.com, and Tmall’s official store. It will officially launch on November 1st.
For small and medium-sized households, the new Glory Router 2 is an excellent option. It continues the minimalist design and features like blind port insertion, dual-network support, smart optimization, and more. Priced at 249 RMB, it’s now available at the same stores. Don’t miss out!
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