XB22 vs XS Server Proxy Router

Choosing the correct hardware is critical to the stability, speed, and scaling of your proxy infrastructure. This guide compares XProxy's three hardware solutions: the XProxy Box XB22, the XS Proxy Server, and the XProxy Router.

Quick Overview

XProxy products are divided into two main categories: Proxy Generators (which create proxies from SIM cards) and Proxy Managers (which route device traffic through existing proxies).

SpecificationXProxy Box XB22XS Proxy ServerXProxy Router
RoleProxy Generator (SIM cards)Proxy Generator (SIM cards)Proxy Manager & Gateway
CapacityUp to 40 USB DonglesUp to 100+ USB Dongles40–50 connected devices (WiFi/LAN)
CPUQualcomm Snapdragon / Cortex A53AMD Ryzen CPUDedicated network processor
RAM / SSD4GB RAM / 32GB ROM16GB RAM / 128GB SSDFlash memory
Ethernet100 Mbps (Fast Ethernet)1000 Mbps (Gigabit)Gigabit WAN / LAN
Form FactorPalm-sized boxPC Tower Case (260x165x353 mm)Standard router case
Best ForBeginners, home proxy setupsCommercial proxy selling, heavy scrapingBetting, multi-accounting, office LANs

1. XProxy Box XB22 (The Starter Box)

The XB22 Box is a silent, palm-sized hardware node pre-installed with XProxy OS. It is designed to run in home networks or small-scale setups where power efficiency and space are primary concerns.

  • Pros: Affordable, silent, extremely low power consumption, plug-and-play setup.
  • Cons: Limited to 100Mbps Ethernet port speed. Connecting more than 30–40 dongles will overload the CPU and bottleneck network throughput.
  • Perfect For: Home DIYers, beginners, and setups utilizing 5 to 30 LTE/5G USB dongles.

2. XS Proxy Server (The Enterprise Powerhouse)

The XS Proxy Server is a full-sized X86 tower server (approx. 260 x 165 x 353 mm) built on robust components, such as AMD Ryzen CPUs, 16GB RAM, and a 550W power supply. It runs XProxy software to orchestrate massive proxy farms.

  • Pros: Gigabit Ethernet (1000Mbps) ensures zero network bottleneck. Handles up to 100+ dongles or 50 high-speed 5G modems (like the XProxy XM55) with concurrent rotations and high bandwidth tasks without lagging.
  • Cons: Larger physical footprint (similar to a standard gaming PC tower) and requires external powered USB hubs to connect modems (no internal USB slots).
  • Perfect For: Reseller proxy businesses, social media agencies, and high-frequency web scraping setups.

3. XProxy Router (The Smart Gateway)

The XProxy Router (the white router) functions differently from the XB22 and XS Server. It is not a proxy generator and does not connect to USB modems. Instead, it is a smart network manager that routes traffic from your connected devices (like phones or laptops) through external SOCKS5/HTTP proxies automatically.

  • Pros: Zero client-side configuration. Devices connect via WiFi or LAN, and the router forces 100% of their traffic through assigned proxies, faking WebRTC, preventing DNS leaks, and protecting QUIC protocols. Supports up to 40-50 connected phones or computers.
  • Cons: Does not generate proxies itself. You must connect it to an existing proxy source (such as your own XB22, XS Server, or third-party residential proxies).
  • Perfect For: Multi-accounting managers, sports bookmaker betting, social media teams, and smart TVs or consoles that do not support native proxy configuration.

Hybrid Architecture: Combining Generators and Managers

For advanced teams, combining these hardware components offers the ultimate local proxy setup:

  1. Use an XS Server or XB22 connected to powered USB hubs and SIM cards to generate dynamic 4G/5G mobile proxies.
  2. Connect an XProxy Router to your local network.
  3. Connect your destination devices (e.g., 20 Android phones) to the XProxy Router WiFi.
  4. Assign the generated mobile proxy ports to each individual phone on the XProxy Router dashboard. Every device exits through a different SIM card IP with 100% guaranteed DNS and WebRTC protection.