➕ What is the price of Peplink Balance 20X | 900Mbps throughput | in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of Peplink Balance 20X | 900Mbps throughput | in-store is 1640 SAR VAT.
➕ When Peplink Balance 20X | 900Mbps throughput | was released ?
The release date was March 31, 2020.
➕ What is the price of Peplink Balance 20X | 900Mbps throughput | cheap used ?
The price of Peplink Balance 20X | 900Mbps throughput | used is 1140 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of Peplink Balance 20X | 900Mbps throughput | ?
Special specifications :
Simultaneous 802.11ac wave 2/ac/a/n and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.1 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy Peplink Balance 20X | 900Mbps throughput | in Saudi Arabia ?
Balance 20X, LTE Antenna x 2, GPS Antenna x 1, Wi-Fi Antenna x 2, 12V 3A PSU x 1
Connectivity Technology
Wi-Fi, Ethernet
Item Weight
1.74 Pounds
Purchase advice :
Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
Proof of purchase :
Does the shop give you an invoice ?
After-sales service :
Do they have an after-sales service to have information about the installation or operation (instructions for use). Also in case of problem, it is the seller who takes charge or you must contact the manufacturer or supplier yourself.
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14 reviews for Peplink Balance 20X | 900Mbps throughput |
Rated 5 out of 5
K. H (verified owner)–
Powerful and reliable router – I went from using Netgear routers running DD-WRT to a Peplink Balance 20X. I am not using the multiple WAN feature.
Rated 3 out of 5
R. H (verified owner)–
Beware of Balance 20x Hardware Issues – I had a Balance One damaged by lightning through attached DSL modem. I liked it, but it never produced the 600mbps advertised throughput and ran hot with minimal load/config. Common complaint.
Rated 3 out of 5
R. H (verified owner)–
Beware of Balance 20x Hardware Issues – I had a Balance One damaged by lightning through attached DSL modem. I liked it, but it never produced the 600mbps advertised throughput and ran hot with minimal load/config. Common complaint.
Rated 5 out of 5
E. K (verified owner)–
Perfect fit – This is a perfect fit for locations with spotty internet reliability where 4G is an option. Even without installing an external antenna I can get over 2Mbps via 4G in my computer closet. As my primary internet connection is WIFI and a bit iffy, the 4G backup has saved me more than once already.
Rated 5 out of 5
E. K (verified owner)–
Perfect fit – This is a perfect fit for locations with spotty internet reliability where 4G is an option. Even without installing an external antenna I can get over 2Mbps via 4G in my computer closet. As my primary internet connection is WIFI and a bit iffy, the 4G backup has saved me more than once already.
Rated 5 out of 5
K. H (verified owner)–
Powerful and reliable router – I went from using Netgear routers running DD-WRT to a Peplink Balance 20X. I am not using the multiple WAN feature.
Rated 5 out of 5
Z. R (verified owner)–
Peplink is the best – I have used Peplink routers at my office and now at home for several years. They may not have the fastest throughput, they don’t have all the “bells & whistles” as other, especially consumer, routers and are relatively expensive, but you get a first class product with backup/redundancy built in. Like my previous units, this router is stable (reboots are almost never required), tested firmware is released as needed, it has good security and it is reliable. Just a great product all around.
Rated 4 out of 5
Z. F (verified owner)–
Pricey device, depends on your needs – Not the easiest software to use for someone not experienced. Tons of confusing settings and an unclear expectation of how the Incontrol 2/SpeedFusion works in conjunction with the Peplink router. Videos out there are scattered around with bits and pieces of information but no real solid tutorial. The hardware did not come with any manual or direction. So anyway, I was able to get my Starlink ethernet setup with an AT&T hotspot sim as a failover. However, the provided cellular antennas only get me 4 bars of cell service. Yet when I enable the router WiFi(which I don’t need), it somehow boosts the cellular to 5 bars. Kinda weird how that works? So combine that issue with no true 5G support(with included hardware) and you get a pretty expensive router.
Rated 4 out of 5
Z. F (verified owner)–
Pricey device, depends on your needs – Not the easiest software to use for someone not experienced. Tons of confusing settings and an unclear expectation of how the Incontrol 2/SpeedFusion works in conjunction with the Peplink router. Videos out there are scattered around with bits and pieces of information but no real solid tutorial. The hardware did not come with any manual or direction. So anyway, I was able to get my Starlink ethernet setup with an AT&T hotspot sim as a failover. However, the provided cellular antennas only get me 4 bars of cell service. Yet when I enable the router WiFi(which I don’t need), it somehow boosts the cellular to 5 bars. Kinda weird how that works? So combine that issue with no true 5G support(with included hardware) and you get a pretty expensive router.
Rated 1 out of 5
N. T (verified owner)–
Broke last week of warranty and Peplink refuses to honor warranty – We’ve used Peplink for years due to their reputation for security. All of our Peplink units (Max BR1, Surf SOHO) have failed after a few years to reliably maintain a Wi-Fi signal, but we wrote that off as expected lifetime. We bought a Balance 20X planning for it to be a long-term unit to provide load balancing across cellular WAN and wired WAN. All LAN ports for the entire unit failed the last week of the 1-year warranty, so we went through the normal diagnostics and then opened a ticket with Peplink. We didn’t realize until we opened the ticket that it was the day after the warranty had expired, but we assumed Peplink would still honor their warranty since it clearly failed within the warranty period.
Rated 5 out of 5
Z. K (verified owner)–
FirstNet Capable and work out of the box – If you’re a Firstnet user, you can put your activated hotspot sim card into this modem/router and turn it on and it will work right out of the box with no input or settings needed from you. Turn key solution.
Rated 5 out of 5
Z. R (verified owner)–
Peplink is the best – I have used Peplink routers at my office and now at home for several years. They may not have the fastest throughput, they don’t have all the “bells & whistles” as other, especially consumer, routers and are relatively expensive, but you get a first class product with backup/redundancy built in. Like my previous units, this router is stable (reboots are almost never required), tested firmware is released as needed, it has good security and it is reliable. Just a great product all around.
Rated 5 out of 5
Z. K (verified owner)–
FirstNet Capable and work out of the box – If you’re a Firstnet user, you can put your activated hotspot sim card into this modem/router and turn it on and it will work right out of the box with no input or settings needed from you. Turn key solution.
Rated 1 out of 5
N. T (verified owner)–
Broke last week of warranty and Peplink refuses to honor warranty – We’ve used Peplink for years due to their reputation for security. All of our Peplink units (Max BR1, Surf SOHO) have failed after a few years to reliably maintain a Wi-Fi signal, but we wrote that off as expected lifetime. We bought a Balance 20X planning for it to be a long-term unit to provide load balancing across cellular WAN and wired WAN. All LAN ports for the entire unit failed the last week of the 1-year warranty, so we went through the normal diagnostics and then opened a ticket with Peplink. We didn’t realize until we opened the ticket that it was the day after the warranty had expired, but we assumed Peplink would still honor their warranty since it clearly failed within the warranty period.
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K. H (verified owner) –
Powerful and reliable router – I went from using Netgear routers running DD-WRT to a Peplink Balance 20X. I am not using the multiple WAN feature.
R. H (verified owner) –
Beware of Balance 20x Hardware Issues – I had a Balance One damaged by lightning through attached DSL modem. I liked it, but it never produced the 600mbps advertised throughput and ran hot with minimal load/config. Common complaint.
R. H (verified owner) –
Beware of Balance 20x Hardware Issues – I had a Balance One damaged by lightning through attached DSL modem. I liked it, but it never produced the 600mbps advertised throughput and ran hot with minimal load/config. Common complaint.
E. K (verified owner) –
Perfect fit – This is a perfect fit for locations with spotty internet reliability where 4G is an option. Even without installing an external antenna I can get over 2Mbps via 4G in my computer closet. As my primary internet connection is WIFI and a bit iffy, the 4G backup has saved me more than once already.
E. K (verified owner) –
Perfect fit – This is a perfect fit for locations with spotty internet reliability where 4G is an option. Even without installing an external antenna I can get over 2Mbps via 4G in my computer closet. As my primary internet connection is WIFI and a bit iffy, the 4G backup has saved me more than once already.
K. H (verified owner) –
Powerful and reliable router – I went from using Netgear routers running DD-WRT to a Peplink Balance 20X. I am not using the multiple WAN feature.
Z. R (verified owner) –
Peplink is the best – I have used Peplink routers at my office and now at home for several years. They may not have the fastest throughput, they don’t have all the “bells & whistles” as other, especially consumer, routers and are relatively expensive, but you get a first class product with backup/redundancy built in. Like my previous units, this router is stable (reboots are almost never required), tested firmware is released as needed, it has good security and it is reliable. Just a great product all around.
Z. F (verified owner) –
Pricey device, depends on your needs – Not the easiest software to use for someone not experienced. Tons of confusing settings and an unclear expectation of how the Incontrol 2/SpeedFusion works in conjunction with the Peplink router. Videos out there are scattered around with bits and pieces of information but no real solid tutorial. The hardware did not come with any manual or direction. So anyway, I was able to get my Starlink ethernet setup with an AT&T hotspot sim as a failover. However, the provided cellular antennas only get me 4 bars of cell service. Yet when I enable the router WiFi(which I don’t need), it somehow boosts the cellular to 5 bars. Kinda weird how that works? So combine that issue with no true 5G support(with included hardware) and you get a pretty expensive router.
Z. F (verified owner) –
Pricey device, depends on your needs – Not the easiest software to use for someone not experienced. Tons of confusing settings and an unclear expectation of how the Incontrol 2/SpeedFusion works in conjunction with the Peplink router. Videos out there are scattered around with bits and pieces of information but no real solid tutorial. The hardware did not come with any manual or direction. So anyway, I was able to get my Starlink ethernet setup with an AT&T hotspot sim as a failover. However, the provided cellular antennas only get me 4 bars of cell service. Yet when I enable the router WiFi(which I don’t need), it somehow boosts the cellular to 5 bars. Kinda weird how that works? So combine that issue with no true 5G support(with included hardware) and you get a pretty expensive router.
N. T (verified owner) –
Broke last week of warranty and Peplink refuses to honor warranty – We’ve used Peplink for years due to their reputation for security. All of our Peplink units (Max BR1, Surf SOHO) have failed after a few years to reliably maintain a Wi-Fi signal, but we wrote that off as expected lifetime. We bought a Balance 20X planning for it to be a long-term unit to provide load balancing across cellular WAN and wired WAN. All LAN ports for the entire unit failed the last week of the 1-year warranty, so we went through the normal diagnostics and then opened a ticket with Peplink. We didn’t realize until we opened the ticket that it was the day after the warranty had expired, but we assumed Peplink would still honor their warranty since it clearly failed within the warranty period.
Z. K (verified owner) –
FirstNet Capable and work out of the box – If you’re a Firstnet user, you can put your activated hotspot sim card into this modem/router and turn it on and it will work right out of the box with no input or settings needed from you. Turn key solution.
Z. R (verified owner) –
Peplink is the best – I have used Peplink routers at my office and now at home for several years. They may not have the fastest throughput, they don’t have all the “bells & whistles” as other, especially consumer, routers and are relatively expensive, but you get a first class product with backup/redundancy built in. Like my previous units, this router is stable (reboots are almost never required), tested firmware is released as needed, it has good security and it is reliable. Just a great product all around.
Z. K (verified owner) –
FirstNet Capable and work out of the box – If you’re a Firstnet user, you can put your activated hotspot sim card into this modem/router and turn it on and it will work right out of the box with no input or settings needed from you. Turn key solution.
N. T (verified owner) –
Broke last week of warranty and Peplink refuses to honor warranty – We’ve used Peplink for years due to their reputation for security. All of our Peplink units (Max BR1, Surf SOHO) have failed after a few years to reliably maintain a Wi-Fi signal, but we wrote that off as expected lifetime. We bought a Balance 20X planning for it to be a long-term unit to provide load balancing across cellular WAN and wired WAN. All LAN ports for the entire unit failed the last week of the 1-year warranty, so we went through the normal diagnostics and then opened a ticket with Peplink. We didn’t realize until we opened the ticket that it was the day after the warranty had expired, but we assumed Peplink would still honor their warranty since it clearly failed within the warranty period.