Some pros: Convenient design, dust is not visible, quick setup, works better than my previous TP-Link Its cons: My Picooc S3Lite scale has stopped syncing. I tried with 5G again to return to normal, but synchronization does not go

I couldn't muster the energy or the patience to observe how the 2.4 GHz band of the Wi-Fi spectrum operates, so I installed this router in my house instead. Due to the fact that there are approximately 20 sites caught around, the wifi connection is very unstable. Only one room has been tested, but the results indicate a loss of approximately 30 Mbps. At the same time, if the speed was even more or less adjacent to the router, then the quality of the same video on YouTube stubbornly decreased to

Its pros: Low price, two lanes (2.4 and 5), but there is not much sense in them. Got cons: Macbooks don't want to detect wi-fi at all. All other devices work fine. The setup as a whole did not take much time, but I had to suffer with the FTP server.

Its pros: Good and confident reception / transmission of data in the 2.4 GHz band. Nimble menu operation. Cons below: Most of the built-in settings of providers do not correspond to reality, AKADO (only dynamic ip), although they have a static one.

Has some pros Worked stably and without interruption until there were less than ten devices. Got cons: Started to freeze when using a smart home device, when there were more devices

I am at a loss to comprehend the rationale behind the abundance of glowing testimonials regarding these routers. Perhaps only I was affected by the issue of the unreliable performance of the Internet when using this router. After installing the TP-LINK Archer C20, I have experienced intermittent loss of internet service (RU). That is, there is a link to the network through the use of wireless or LAN technology, but access to the Internet is restricted. The issue occurs intermittently, and when…

I decided to replace it with the least expensive model available, which was a TP-Link WR840N, but it was destroyed in the storm. The first thing that stood out to me was that after the replacement, the old laptop started to pull 1080p video in the browser, whereas on the previous router, even 720p video went with wild brakes. At first, I thought the problem was with the old laptop, but it turned out that the issue was with the router. The entire range was congested at 2.4, which is why…

The most recent version, which goes by the designation v4, is very terrible. If this is a marriage, then it seems like bad luck, but it's not likely at all. I worked my way up through the forum ranks; it turns out that my issue is not unique; additionally, the device is not regarded as a marriage; rather, it states that they are providers! And why in the earth would you put the defaults of these suppliers in your menu in that case? These are some advantages: The apparatus, while functioning…

Friends, this brings us to the end. I've had enough of chewing on this cactus. The period of patience is over, and my teeth are aching from smiling so much:(. The service provider billed me in installments for the purchase of this router. I was hoping to get it for 160 dollars. It would appear that in one month both 5 GHz and I will be immersed in chocolate. Before that, Keenetic Lite III functioned, and it was suitable for everyone. However, now I needed 5 GHz, and I hoped that the coverage…

Very easy to set up, calmly catches in a 3-room apartment from anywhere The photo is not upside down, I just fixed it on the cabinet to save space :)

Got pros: I chose a simple modern router for home use in a one-room apartment, settled on this: Wi-Fi router TP-Link Archer C20 V5.0 There was a promotion in amazon and I received a thousand bonus points, thanks to which I bought a router for 1270. I was able to connect the router myself, it turned out to be easy, there is even an application for the phone, but I didn’t need it (I set it up through the laptop). Beeline has instructions on the site. As a result, the router at a frequency of 2 GH

Quite a good router, does not crash. Everything is ergonomic. I advise you to buy. Mine is 3 years old. With its pros. Quickly configured, 2 data transfer modes. 3 antennas, enough for an apartment of 40 sq. M., without loss of signal. Has some cons Minus one there is no fastening at the wall. Please note when buying!

quick setup for a provider (Rostelecom, Hong Kong region), IPTV went automatically, no dances with a tambourine, although I can’t say how durable it is, since IPTV only started, looked for five minutes and turned off for further use of this service is not planned. I didn’t bother with the firmware ate, I set it up and everything went well. Switched to another provider, WiFi began to disappear periodically every 2-3 days, it is treated with a normal reboot from the button, ated the software…

The purchase is satisfied, everything works. Plugged it in the first time. The Internet does not slow down, it transmits perfectly.

I have a heavily loaded 2.4 GHz band (more than 10 grids) and it is impossible to agree with all the neighbors. I would not say that it has become super, but the connection breaks due to synchronization (when the routers negotiate which channels go to whom) much less than on the old Dir615. I will especially note that when buying, you need to look at what they are selling. Sellers do not indicate the revision and try to sell outdated revisions under the guise of new ones, while the price…

In general, I really like the router. Before that, there were (D-link, ASUS) and against their background TP-LINK looks like a winner. Very simple setup, everything caught on right away. For several years of use, there were practically no accidental drops. There were specific shortcomings that forced me to change this device: 1) In PUBG, a network connection error often spontaneously occurred (constantly had to restart); 2) In Discord, the sound disappeared, they heard me, but I didn’t. A…

I took it to amplify the signal in the house, asus 66 does not pull the whole house, on the 1st floor the laptops barely worked, smartphones almost did not work, now everything works fine. Connecting from the router with a wire, in the repeater mode did not turn on. In principle, for 2500 this is more than an excellent device, given that it is for 2 bands. I do not need a gigabit network, the router is purely for wireless use. I also plan to plug an hdd into it and watch movies over the network

I chose TP-Link because the previous device was from the same company and honestly plowed my own, it didn’t break, I just wanted to switch to two bands. Pros below: Normal working dual-band device. The speed is not higher than 100 Mbps, so it is best for those who have a speed from a provider not higher than a hundred. The setup is very simple. Speed ​​does not cut, well, or I do not pay attention. Some cons: I did not reveal any shortcomings, but in general I just needed a dual-band device…

Good device for little money. For all the time of operation, the connection was not torn, after setting it was not necessary to reboot. With the simultaneous connection of several devices via Wi-Fi, as well as IPTV, the flight is a normal and stable Internet connection. Pros below: Wi-Fi at 2.4 and 5 GHz, USB port Appearance Easy installation and configuration With its cons. People complain about compatibility with 4g modems - I haven’t checked it myself yet, because I use it in an apartment

In operation since January 2022, everything is normal. A bunch of tablets and smart phones are connected via Wi-Fi, only a TV set-top box is connected by wire. A USB stick is plugged into the USB. Everything pulls out. 5 gigahertz works just as well as 2.4 (although the latter is full of access points). With its pros. + Easy setup. + Nice web admin. + Connecting via telnet. + Built-in FTP, media server, print server. + Powerful 2.4 and 5 GHz transmitters. Different cons: - Fixed antennas. - Not