Wednesday, January 16th 2019

Gryphon Shows off Their Security-focused Mesh Networking Routers at CES 2019

Gryphon Online Safety, Inc. is a 2-year old company that, by its very name, hints strongly towards the product lineup and design philosophy. We met the CEO and CTO of the company at their booth at CES 2019, and were greeted by the Gryphon router that was built with content filtering and online secutiry in mind. They have nearly five decades of combined experience behind the Gryphon, leveraging manufacturing in China, software teams in India, and customer support in the USA to deliver a user-friendly router and mobile app which also supports mesh networking.

The Gryphon was designed with the intention of fitting in a living room, with the sharp looks akin more to a trophy or showpiece. It definitely caught our eye, especially given how hard it is to carve out a unique look with routers these days without looking like an alien artifact. The router is rated for AC3000 operation with one 2.4 GHz band for Wireless N and two 5 GHz bands for Wireless AC networking, with the second 5 GHz band being a dedicated backhaul akin to the NETGEAR Orbi to make full use of the mesh networking feature without losing performance when connected to the satellite unit. The mobile app especially makes it very handy for the average end user to allow, and control, content to their desire. We will have a full review of the Gryphon networking solution on TechPowerUp sooner than later, but for those interested, there is more information to be found on their website. The Gryphon retails for ~$215 for a single unit, and $400 for a twin-pack.
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7 Comments on Gryphon Shows off Their Security-focused Mesh Networking Routers at CES 2019

#1
Basard
They look pretty cool actually.... but no RGB?!:laugh:
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VSG
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BasardThey look pretty cool actually.... but no RGB?!:laugh:
It's a sad state of the world when I can't tell whether this comment is sarcastic or not.
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Basard
VSGIt's a sad state of the world when I can't tell whether this comment is sarcastic or not.
LoL... I'm Just kidding. But it does look kinda cool though.
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lexluthermiester
VSGIt's a sad state of the world when I can't tell whether this comment is sarcastic or not.
I think the "laughing" emoji was the clue.

This router looks good and seems great, with one problem, only three LAN jacks. I have 5 devices. Otherwise, very intriguing..
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timta2
I can't imagine putting anything that ugly in my house, at least where anyone can see it.
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blobster21
timta2I can't imagine putting anything that ugly in my house, at least where anyone can see it.
If only it had RGB all over it...
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Basard
timta2I can't imagine putting anything that ugly in my house, at least where anyone can see it.
Don't you see it on the shelf though, next to the plants? Hmm.... they COULD have added a planter to the top of it...... *brain explodes*
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