Most FWA routers modernize the WAN but leave the site's wireless a generation behind. The Inseego FX4200 closes that gap: a 5G indoor router that also brings Wi-Fi 7 to the local network, so the connectivity refresh covers laptops, tablets, POS devices, and IoT endpoints — not just the internet uplink. On the WAN side, the FX4200 operates on FR1 sub-6 GHz 5G in both non-standalone and standalone modes, which keeps it compatible with today's carrier networks and ready for SA services as operators expand them. Automatic 4G LTE fallback maintains connectivity where 5G coverage thins, and dual SIM slots let IT provision two carriers for true network redundancy in a single device. On the LAN side, Wi-Fi 7 brings the latest wireless generation to site devices, with the efficiency and capacity headroom to serve dense environments — a busy storefront's payment and inventory devices, a clinic's connected equipment, or a small office's mixed fleet — from one unit, without a separate access point purchase. The result is a genuinely single-box site kit: one device to ship, one to install with power and a SIM, and one to manage remotely through Inseego's cloud tooling. For distributed organizations, that consolidation simplifies procurement, cuts per-site cost, and shortens turn-up from weeks of circuit orders to a same-day activation.