Enhancements such as mesh network technology has kept router sales strong in South Africa.
Asus, TP-Link, Tenda, and Cudy are among South Africa’s most popular router brands, with Asus and TP-Link maintaining a strong presence in the local market for years.
“Routers are typically long-term investments, and customers don’t often upgrade annually,” said Mackor. MyBroadband also asked Dreamware Tech and Titan-Ice for feedback, but they hadn’t answered our questions by publication. Pinnacle said D-Link is relatively popular as it is user-friendly, and its routers offer high performance for home users and small businesses.Router trends in South Africa
This was combined with the shift from copper-based connectivity, such as ADSL or VDSL, to fibre-to-the-home, offering much higher speeds and greater capacity.
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