[Vienna, October 13, 2026] — Tongze Kangwei, a global leader in communication and network equipment design and manufacturing, today announced the launch of its new generation Wi-Fi 8 5G CPE—the ZLT X200 ULTRA. The product is built on the UNISOC V620 5G SoC platform and features the Broadcom BCM6719 Wi-Fi 8 chip. The entire device is independently designed by Tongze Kangwei, achieving a deep integration of 5G cellular connectivity and Wi-Fi 8 wireless networks, providing users with a high-performance, stable, and smart broadband access experience.
Xian Miao, General Manager of Unisoc’s IoT product line, said: ‘Tongze Kangwei is an important partner for Unisoc, and the two sides have close and extensive cooperation in many niche areas. This time, Tongze Kangwei launched the Wi-Fi 8 5G CPE based on Unisoc’s V620 chip, fully demonstrating the excellent scalability of the V620 platform and setting a new product benchmark for the 5G FWA industry. The collaboration with Broadcom showcases the advanced nature of Broadcom’s Wi-Fi 8 products and solutions, further strengthens the adaptability of Unisoc’s 5G SoCs, enhances the competitiveness of the solutions, and lays a solid foundation for deeper cooperation in the future.’
In terms of key features, the ZLT X200 ULTRA supports the 3GPP Release 16 standard, as well as NR carrier aggregation (NRCA) and LTE 5-carrier aggregation (5CC), which significantly boost network capacity and edge data rates. On the wireless side, it’s equipped with BN7200 dual-band Wi-Fi 4×4 MIMO technology, providing fast and stable coverage for homes and offices, and easily handling multiple devices at once as well as high-bandwidth applications like 8K ultra HD video.
In terms of key features, the ZLT X200 ULTRA supports the 3GPP Release 16 standard, as well as NR carrier aggregation (NRCA) and LTE 5-carrier aggregation (5CC), which significantly boost network capacity and edge data rates. On the wireless side, it’s equipped with BN7200 dual-band Wi-Fi 4×4 MIMO technology, providing fast and stable coverage for homes and offices, and easily handling multiple devices at once as well as high-bandwidth applications like 8K ultra HD video.
