Shaoshupai Community Roundup Reviews MUJI Cushion and ZTE Wi-Fi 7 Router
Shaoshupai community reviews a MUJI cushion and ZTE Wi-Fi 7 router; 462 users discuss unused holiday gear.
The MUJI cushion review came from user @Cleo阿直, who bought it at a MUJI store for 150 yuan after a discount from 198 yuan. The user described it as comfortable as a hug and said the surface fabric is 90% polyester and 10% elastane, with 100% polyester filling. The cushion is available in large, medium and small sizes; the largest measures 55 × 40 × 20 cm, the medium 35 × 35 × 35 cm, and the small 49 × 22 × 15 cm. Colors include camel, light beige, smoked green, charcoal gray, and newer yellow, blue and mint green. The user chose the largest size for sofa use and rated it A+++.
User @阿飞fay reviewed the ZTE Wi-Fi 7 router BE7200Pro+, bought on JD.com for 427 yuan. The user had upgraded home broadband from 100M to 1000M and replaced an Asus AC86U Wi-Fi 5 router because wireless speeds were stuck at 600-700 Mbps. The ZTE model has two 2.5G ports and a USB port, which the user needed to connect an external drive for a home LAN library with Apple TV apps. In testing, wired speed reached about 940 Mbps; an iPhone 16 connected at a negotiated 2400 Mbps but actual wireless tests hovered around 800 Mbps and occasionally reached 900 Mbps. The user said the router has been stable for more than a month with no dropped connections but offers almost no third-party firmware or plugin ecosystem, making it more of a network tool to set up and forget.
In the community discussion, 462 users responded to a prompt about digital gear carried throughout the long holiday but never taken out. Some said they brought cameras and lenses but left them in the hotel. User @泷谷 said he brought Sony FX30, A7M3, lenses and a flash to Henan but left them at the hotel and instead carried a Pocket 4P, Action 6 and Insta360 X5 while visiting Only Henan. User @初号机备用驾驶员 said he took an A7M5 and 70-200GM2 to photograph chipmunks in Yichun but used a phone for the Tianchi panorama because the long lens could not frame the full view, and left the camera at the hotel before climbing more than 1,400 steps to the west slope. Other users reported carrying a Switch, laptop, iPad mini 7, MacBook Air or power bank; some used only a few items. User @后八家疯狗 said he took only a phone to Malaysia for 10 days because of a 7 kg carry-on limit and did not plan photo stops.