Low-power 2.50-GHz products refer to a category of electronic components and devices designed for energy-efficient operation at 2.50 GHz, commonly used in wireless communication, IoT, and industrial automation. These products are typically offered by various global manufacturers rather than being a single brand. For example, companies like Texas Instruments (USA), STMicroelectronics (Switzerland), and NXP Semiconductors (Netherlands) produce low-power 2.50-GHz solutions, including RF transceivers, microcontrollers, and sensors. These products cater to industries such as telecommunications, smart manufacturing, and consumer electronics, emphasizing reduced power consumption and reliable performance. Platforms like Radwell and Grainger often list such components under categories like 'RF/Wireless' or 'Industrial Automation.'