Archer C20 Wireless Dual Band Router by TP-LINK - IEEE 802.11ac Ethernet with AC750 for Improved Internet Performance Review

Before that, there was a 2-band n-standard router with 2 built-in antennas for both bands, i. E. with multiplexing (alternate operation in the ranges, where 300 Mbps is the total speed). During its use, it completely switched to the 5GHz range, but all devices were already ac-standard. The old router supported all existing channels and worked on completely free ones from the second hundred, it turned out that in fact there is only one channel (if you select the 80 MHz band at a speed of 433)…

Great device. At 2.4 GHz, it breaks through one and a half) walls (one reinforced concrete another is drywall) and catches on the street from the level of the second floor at a distance of about 25 meters with a signal level of 20-25%! When buying, you need to take into account that in the 5 GHz band, the penetration through walls is lower than 2.4 GHz.

The first router in a new apartment 54 m3. The router was placed in the center, in the bedroom. As a result, everything is fine in the kitchen, but the farther in the hall, the worse the reception, and even with 2.4 GHz. I chose the most free channels, so the question of crap disappears. After the experience with ASUS RT-N11P B1, which even managed to lose signal even in a single room, this TP-Link is perfect. However, this does not negate what is indicated in the "Disadvantages" column. Five…

For me, as for a non-professional in technology, it works perfectly, we have been using it for more than 6 months, there are no complaints

I was looking for an inexpensive router with dual-band wifi, the choice fell on this model, the price-quality ratio corresponds, I recommend it for purchase, take it and you will not regret it. Pros below: excellent router, beautiful design and appearance, wifi 5ghz, the ability to work in different modes. Different cons: there is no usb port, although for such money it would be possible to deliver, there are no gigabit ports for such money it would be possible to deliver them.

Maybe something in the settings isn’t there, of course the provider (beeline) did it, but the network jumps off and it’s very annoying if you constantly sit on the Internet for more than 15-30 minutes

LAN input port 100 Mbps, from where WI-FI is 300-400 Mbps, wiring. Who has an Internet speed of more than 100 Mbps, only a gigabit router. I have a speed of 200 Mbps with this router 100 Mbps-ceiling, changed to TP-LINK gigabyte - all ports and WI-Fi 200 Mbps each

It is very easy to set up through the application, TV set + computer + smartphone, everything works without interruption, an excellent router, I took the same one to my father.

There is almost no 5 Hz, it constantly disappears. 2 .4 Hz more or less works. If you need it for 5 Hz, then you should not buy it. It is better to pay extra and not suffer.

With its pros: The setup is simple. The design is interesting, there is a 2022 language. Different cons: WiFi problem. Periodically falls off, the speed is small 10-15 Mbps, although the Internet is 100 Mbps. A couple of days ago it hung tightly, reset and power did not help. Possibly marriage.

I took TP-link 841nd (2 antennas) as a replacement. Expected to improve the quality of reception. But after playing with speed measurements, as well as the subjective feeling of surfing, I conclude that at 2.4 GHz the quality and speed are the same as on the old one, and at 5 GHz the speed is 2-5 times higher, BUT there are plugs for a few seconds. Not pleasant to use. Everything described by me for a distance of 15 m. separated by one main wall, with an open door, without a direct line of…

Took to replace dir 150 from beeline. The speed increased exactly 5 times. That at 2, that at 5 Hz the speed is not particularly different, the difference is acomuple of MV. Who takes for home Internet from Beeline. The instructions on their website are useless. Even the photo is wrong. 1. Wecomnnect the router to thecommputer and thenetwork 2. Open the settings. In any browser, drive in the address 3. Enter login and password, by default admin/admin 4. Choose a language, etc. You can even…

Which then proceeded to make their way to the far rooms through three antennae. There was formerly an antique 300th Dlink, and it could be found in the middle of a 3-room flat that belonged to the 90th series (ie, towards the end of a long corridor where the branching into rooms begins). I decided to purchase this router with the intention of installing it in the kitchen, which is where the Internet connection emerges from the pantry. As a direct consequence of this, the 5G signal cannot…

Has some pros Looks decent. Bychyustro set up from the phone. The signal from our 100mb I catch 91mb which I really like that the Wi-Fi losses are minimal. Cons below: I used to have TP-Link and the distance between the bolts on the wall turned out to be more needed for the new router. But this is a trifle)

For your information, the router that I have is the 4th iteration, which is the Archer C20 (RU) v4. I decided to purchase after reading the reviews you provided. Mareket. In vain. The strength of the signal is lower than the plinth. The speed was measured in the hallway (the adjacent room) with the doors open. The router is located on the bedside table that is in the hallway. In point of fact, that is what we refer to as direct visibility. The strength of the signal does not even come close to…

Some pros: easy to set up, nice design, not too expensive. The presence of two good antennas. And also over time I noticed that this model has a good speed. Different cons: It is a pity that there are no gigabit ports and monotonous indicators on the panel.

Got pros: I went with a straightforward and up-to-date model for home use in a studio apartment, and I decided on this one: Wi-Fi router TP-Link Archer C20 V5.0 Because Amazon was running an offer, I was able to earn a thousand bonus points, which allowed me to purchase a router for $1,270 less than the regular price. I was able to connect the router on my own, and it turned out to be a simple process. There is even an application for the phone to assist with the process, but I didn't find it…

At the office, there is a sample that has been tested. At 2.4 gigahertz, the signal strength is reduced while passing through a cardboard wall 20 meters away (hap mini and SNR rev. M cover the entire office from the same location), whereas at 5 gigahertz, the signal strength is increased for some reason. That is likely due to the fact that the primary focus is still concentrated on the second range, and these two outdoor clubs are just for 5GHz, with 2.4 antennas housed internally in the…

After a duration of one and a half weeks, I started to lose the network, and the TP of the provider either saw it or didn't see it. The reboot was helpful for a while, but then it stopped working altogether. After giving the old one a try, I realized that I had just not been paying attention to how difficult things had become over the past few days. The configuration is not simple or obvious, but because I had the necessary information on the previous router, I put it up. How simple it will be…

Got pros: Works for more than 3 years, stable signal in a 2-storey building Got cons: When it's buggy, restarting through the admin panel does not help, you need to restart manually with the button.