Grandstream has introduced the GWN7672L, a new enterprise-grade tri-band Wi-Fi 7 access point designed to support small and medium-sized businesses requiring higher wireless capacity, improved spectrum efficiency and reliable indoor connectivity. Announced on 13 July 2026, the GWN7672L delivers up to 11Gbps aggregate wireless throughput, supports the 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz bands, and provides coverage of up to 175 metres. 

As organisations continue to adopt cloud applications, real-time collaboration platforms, voice services and connected devices, wireless infrastructure is increasingly expected to deliver consistent performance in dense environments. The latest generation of Wi-Fi 7 technology is aimed at addressing these demands through improved throughput, reduced interference and more efficient use of available spectrum. 

The GWN7672L expands Grandstream's wireless networking portfolio with a BE11000 tri-band Wi-Fi 7 access point built for offices, hospitality environments, educational institutions and other indoor locations where reliable wireless connectivity is essential. The platform combines advanced radio technologies with integrated management capabilities to simplify deployment and ongoing administration. 

• Delivers up to 11Gbps aggregate wireless throughput and 5Gbps aggregate wired throughput. 
• Supports tri-band Wi-Fi 7 connectivity across the 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz frequency bands. 
• Integrates 2x2:2 MU-MIMO and DL/UL Enhanced OFDMA technologies. 
• Provides wireless coverage of up to 175 metres for indoor deployments. 
• Supports up to 384 concurrent Wi-Fi client devices. 
• Includes one 5 Gigabit PoE+ network port with automatic power adaptation. 
• Offers embedded controller functionality, cloud-based management through GDMS Networking and on-premises management via GWN Manager. 
• Incorporates enterprise security capabilities including secure boot protection, digital signature controls and device-specific security certificates. 

The new GWN7672L introduces several Wi-Fi 7 enhancements intended to improve performance in busy wireless environments. These include Multi-RU, Preamble Puncturing, 4096-QAM modulation and Multi-Link Operation, which work together to improve spectrum utilisation, increase throughput and reduce the impact of interference. The access point also features an antenna design intended to support broader coverage and more consistent connectivity. 

To simplify network operations, the access point uses a controller-less distributed management architecture with the controller embedded directly within the device interface. Administrators can manage up to 50 local GWN series access points through the embedded controller, while GDMS Networking provides cloud-based management and GWN Manager supports larger on-premises deployments. The GWN7672L is available through Grandstream's global distribution channels. 

Many organisations are experiencing increased wireless demand driven by hybrid working models, high-definition video meetings, voice-over-Wi-Fi services, IoT deployments and cloud-based business applications. Access points capable of supporting larger numbers of connected devices while maintaining performance and low latency are becoming increasingly important components of modern network infrastructure. 

With support for up to 384 concurrent devices, advanced quality-of-service capabilities and operation across 6GHz spectrum, the GWN7672L is positioned to support organisations looking to modernise wireless connectivity and prepare for future network growth. Its suitability for hospitality, education and office environments reflects the wider demand for dependable high-density wireless networking.