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Mikrotik

Mikrotik hEX lite RB750r2 5 port 10/100 PoE RouterOS L4 access point

SKU CH-MGX8-WR1PD

Five-port 10/100 PoE router running RouterOS Level 4 for small-office routing

  • 5-port 10/100 connectivity for compact networks
  • RouterOS Level 4 enables advanced routing features
  • PoE support simplifies single-cable device power
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer reliability

SOHO router with five 10/100 PoE ports

The Mikrotik hEX lite RB750r2 provides five 10/100 Ethernet ports with Power over Ethernet support. It runs RouterOS Level 4 for routing, firewall and basic wireless access point functions. The compact design targets small offices and home networks that need wired connectivity and simple management.

Capacity limited to 100 Mbps per port

Each port tops out at 100 Mbps, so the unit handles typical broadband and local file transfers but saturates on gigabit uplinks or heavy internal traffic. PoE budget is shared across the five ports, restricting the number of powered devices. Buyers needing gigabit speeds or higher PoE power should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 5-port 10/100 connectivity for compact networks
  • RouterOS Level 4 enables advanced routing features
  • PoE support simplifies single-cable device power
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer reliability

Specifications

BrandMikrotik

Questions about this item

Will the five 10/100 PoE ports on this router power my older 10/100 IP cameras without separate injectors?

Yes, each of the five ports delivers PoE at 10/100 speeds so legacy cameras can draw power directly from the router.

How can I confirm the RB750r2 is routing traffic correctly after I plug it in?

Log into RouterOS L4 via WinBox or WebFig and check the interface traffic graphs; active RX/TX counters on all five ports show normal operation.

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