TP Link WiFi 6 AX1500 Archer AX10,Smart WiFi,Triple Core CPU, Gigabit, Dual Band, OFDMA, MU MIMO, Works with Alexa, Wireless Router, Black

Replaced this router with an old one and it's been 100x better. Fast connection speed, good range, never disconnects. The setup was fairly easy and quick.

This is a beast and can handle a home network with no issue and full speed connection was spanning full line connection of 500 mbs and no issues when connecting multiple hubs to the network speed was full all across the house highly recommended

Easy to set up and fast! Only disadvantage is the lack of Onemesh. Otherwise great!

This router has become an indispensable part of my home network. Its WiFi 6 capabilities provide exceptional speed and responsiveness. Seamless integration with my satellite internet service ensures a consistently stable connection. I have been thoroughly impressed by its reliability, as it has never dropped a connection. Furthermore, the router's coverage effortlessly reaches every corner of my home. ps. Too lazy to type , I just used composer on my S24U Regardless, it's an honest review, I recommend.

I upgraded from Etisalat router and it made a big difference. Easy to setup, the delay was from Etisalat getting the password reset. Higher speed and more stable connection.

Purchased this as it's AX series, which came after AC! My issue was that Etisalats stupid router is so weak that my PC in other room used to barely catch signal even 2.4 and never caught 5ghz... So i was kinda skeptical about this range of this as reddit users were advising me to get AC1900 than AX1500 but i had multiple iPhone 11 users at home which utilizes the wifi 6 technology! Once i configured this even my PC which is in another room opposite corner catches the 5ghz range and never having constant disconnection problems either! I was planning to buy Google Wifi or some mesh type but this resolved my range issue! Honestly this router should give around 30-40 feet range with one wall in between and probably 18-25 feet with two walls between!

My signal issue has resolved now which i was facing with dlink etisalat router. Morever its very very easy to setup using Tether app. Additionally it boosted up the speed of my internet which i was not getting earlier. Only thing to keep in mind that router position does matter for signal strength.definitely recommended.

speed is great. but coverage area not so great. The best part was the automatic / smart 2.4Ghz & 5 GHz band switch so that you don't get two wifi SSIDs but just one.

If WireCutter and most review channels and technology reviewers had to nominate AX50/AX3000 as one of the best WiFi 6 router in the market, then it must have had something going for it. But the reviews on Amazon were speaking another story. Hence I cancelled my order twice, worried if I am going to get a lemon. So, I’ve been using TpLink Archer C7 (AC1750) for close to 4 years now and with the increased demand of always connected devices it was handing (thanks to WFH) and other IOT products, it was struggling often. Nothing major that a restart could not fix. But, it was time to upgrade. So I took the plunge for the third time with full trust in the return/replacement policy of Amazon. And I’ve never been so wrong. The device is unlike the reviews. The negative ones primarily. I am writing this review after a 12 hours runtime since I set it up and this is what I’ve to share: - Setup took only a bit over ten minutes and it was a breeze to do so. I did so by hardwiring the router to my laptop for that period. If you’ve had a TP Link in the past this is a familiar territory. - Speed. I am on ACT Fibernet 250mbps plan. The router is configured on “SmartConnect” mode so it only broadcasts one SSID and auto allocates the band based on device connected and its proximity to the router. Up to 10 mtrs I was getting anywhere from 85%-100% of the speed. And it dropped by ~10% in the next 5 mtrs. Testing Netflix, Prime video, conference calls over teams etc, I faced no struggle with speed or connectivity. - Range. It’s decent. Almost the same as my C7. Corner spots in my bedroom (with almost 3 walls in between) it was down to 2 bars on both phone and laptop. Speed was about ~50% of my broadband but nothing that I could not work with. Yes, only gripe would be that my devices would run out of charge much sooner. - Heating? A bit. Overheating? None. It’s warm to touch. After ~8 hours of use, I kept my palm over it for 15 seconds or so, and only felt it as warm with no urge to pull my hand back. Almost comparable to a laptop running for 3-4 hours. The product I received is AX50, v1, manufactured in the month of Sept, 2020. It came with firmware version 1.0.8 out of the box and I upgrade it to v1.0.9 as soon as it was connected online. I am fully satisfied with the product and considering how reliable my Archer C7 had been, I am confident about this one too. I will edit/update this review if any behaviour changes from what I’ve listed above. I recommend this product if you are in the market for a WiFi 6 router.

I use ACT broadband and i am on a 300 MBPS plan, My house is 1200 SQft , My old router used to give 100 MBPS, so i upgraded to this beauty, Now let me tell you why this is the best of the lot. 1: Quad-Core Processing: The 1.5 GHz quad-core CPU ensures communications between your router and all connected devices are smooth. 2: Extensive Coverage: Beamforming, independent FEM, and four antennas combine to deliver focused reception to devices far away. 3: Next-Gen 1.8 Gbps Speeds: Enjoy smooth streaming, downloading, and gaming all without buffering with Wi-Fi speeds of 1.8 Gbps. 4: Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6: Equipped with the latest wireless technology, Wi-Fi 6, for faster speeds, greater capacity, and reduced network congestion. 5: Backward Compatible: Supports all previous 802.11 standards and all WiFi devices. Its ok if you dont have WIFI 6 devices. it will still give you an awesome speed. 6: WPA3—New Level of Cyber Security 7: OneMesh : though i disabled it as i preferred to stay on 5GHZ. Speed tests. My router is in the living room and my room is 30ft away from the router. 1:With wired it gave me 302MBPS i mean just wow. 2: Next to router: on my iphone12 pro max, 2.5ghz it gave me 140 MBPS on 5GHZ it gave me 292MBPS 3: 30ft away from router ( my room ): On my iphone12 pro max, 2.5ghz it gave me 101MBPS and 5GHZ gave me 260MBPS 4: 30ft away from router ( my room ) : on my dell laptop on 2.5 it gave me 100 MBPS, and on 5ghz it gave 297MBPS 5: My mom uses One plus 6 yet it gives her 110 MBPS on 2.5ghz and 275MBPS on 5Ghz. 6: My dad uses iPhone 6s: its the same for him. so good thing is even with devices that are not WIFI 6 compatible it still gives very good speeds. Tips: 1: If you want to get the best out of 5Ghz ensure the channels are 36, 40,44,48, 157. For me 157 gives the maximum speed. You may change and run tests and see what works best for you. There is no need of Extender if you have this router. Update the firmware to the latest version. Best thing in this router is you can do online update. 2: Please disable Mesh to avoid confusions, Mesh combines both SSIDs to one and chooses the network it prefers with good signal strength , if you wish to stay on 5Ghz then turn off Mesh in router page, if you have a house thats bigger than 2500 SQFT then yes you may leave it on. but best to turn it off is what i felt. If you are not getting the speeds you desire, you may change the channel numbers on both 2.4 and 5 GHZ to whatever that works fine, run tests to verify you will know what works well for you. All in all amazing router, great speeds, amazing coverage go for it. WIFI 6 is going to be the next big thing in the internet world

Used for Poco4 VR, works well.

Tenendo presente che TP-Link è un Marchio che conosco da anni (Consigliatomi anni fà da un Esperto di PC), anche come Router nn si smentiscono mai. Facile da Configurare (Scaricate prima l'App Ufficiale TP-Link Tether per configurarlo) e "installare". Installare tra virgolette perchè è davvero semplicissimo da preparare prima di accenderlo e configurarlo. Basta infatti tirarlo fuori dalla scatola, sistemate le antenne in pochi secondi, potete fin da subito collegarlo alla rete col cavo ethernet (Incluso) cn l'aiuto di una powerline (Da comprare a parte), lo attaccate alla corrente, lo accendete, avviate l'App Ufficiale che vi dicevo prima. Ah, una volta che avete avviato l'app, o col PC o con qualunque altro device cn cui avete avviato l'app, andate sulle impostazioni Wi-Fi, nella lista che vi appare selezione il nome del vostro Router (TP-Link_76AC nel mio caso anche se penso che sarà identico per tutti) e poi proseguite la configurazione attraverso l'app. Questo passaggio è importante, altrimenti rischiate di nn riuscire a configuralo tramite app. Fatto qsto, seguite tutte le indicazioni che vi appaiono sul terminale. Ripeto, è abbastanza guidata la procedura. TP-Link inoltre è un marchio che consiglio dato che NON è il primo prodotto che prendo cn il loro marchio, proprio perchè sn una garanzia. Poi, può sicuramente capitare che vi arriva uno difettoso e che nn riuscite a configuralo, ma ricordatevi che parliamo sempre di apparecchi elettronici che possono uscire difettosi dalla fabbrica. Per concludere vi invito a prestare molta attenzione alla differenza tra Router e MODEM, dato che parliamo di 2 cose molto diverse. Per spiegarvelo in maniera molto semplice (Mi rivolgo ai "profani" o cmq agli inesperti): Modem: E' quello che vi permette di navigare in internet sia da cavo che da Wi-Fi e in certi casi bisogna configurarlo per aprire determinate porte (Telecamere esterne, Termostato ecc); Router: E' quello che PRENDE UNA CONNESSIONE GIA' PRESENTE e sia tramite cavo Ethernet che Wi-Fi vi estende il segnale per il resto della casa dove il segnalo nn vi arriva. E' cm se fosse un "Ripetitore" di segnale. Avete presente i ripetitori sparsi nelle città che usano le varie compagnie telefoniche per farvi arrivare il segnale per chiamare e navigare cn la connessione dati? Ebbene, è la stessa cosa SL che in qsto caso è o tramite Cavo Ethernet o tramite Wi-Fi. Quindi, prima di comprarlo qsto ottimo Router, accertatevi di avere in casa un Modem. Perchè se prendete il Router ma nn avete il Modem, il Router lo comprate per nulla. Se nn avete il Modem e vi serve sia il Modem che il Router, cercate quì su Amazon i "Modem Router" (anche se vi consiglio di prenderli separati) che almeno andate sul sicuro, l'unica pecca dei Modem Router è la configurazione che, a mio giudizio, è un pò più complessa. Spero di esservi stato Utile! ;)

He adquirido exactamente el Archer AX20 - AX1800. ➡ Caso de uso / Necesidad: Instalación fotovoltaica en casa y me hacía falta llevar cobertura wifi al garaje. Tenía un viejo zyxel dando cobertura wifi cerca de dicha zona, pero que va, no llegaba de forma estable ni con la fuerza suficiente. Este Archer AX20 - AX1800 resolvió ese problema, no puedo estar más contento, el inversor tiene siempre buena cobertura (lo cual me permite hacerle un seguimiento eficiente). ➡ Señal wifi: Estable y potente (el inversor está a unos 20 metros y tiene 2 paredes de por medio y aún así llega buena señal). ➡ CPU: Potente CPU de 4 cores (el AX23 por ejemplo tiene sólo 2). ➡ Relación calidad precio: A mi juicio muy correcta, pagué unos 75€ aproximadamente, está claro que hay router más caros y mejores, pero con este es más que suficiente para cubrir mis necesidades. No me agrada esta política de TP-Link de sacar tantos modelos, es muy complicado saber cual router es mejor y ello implica dedicar mucho tiempo a la búsqueda del modelo exacto, y otra cosa que tampoco me gusta es que versiones más actuales de un modelo en concreto, pues en ocasiones son PEORES (o versiones descafeinadas) del modelo que se supone que reemplazan ¿un ejemplo? pues el AX23 es peor que el AX20. Así que hay que mirar bien, y para esto una cosa positiva es que TP-Link en su web tiene un "comparador" que facilita esta tarea, os recomiendo que antes de comprar os paséis y comparéis. En general muy satisfecho, y lo volvería a comprar sin pensármelo.