A very good router from the category of “an urgent need to take something” for not very sophisticated users. I settled temporarily in a new apartment, I had some kind of ancient router at hand that didn’t digest even a 100 mb air tariff, and if you go to the last room, it generally broke the connection and this is at 2.4 GHz. Urgently there was a question of purchase of a router. Of the requirements, the presence of 5GHz and a low price, since I did not plan to live in this apartment for more than 3 months and did not want to give a lot for a router. I didn’t particularly choose to take the first model I liked from the popular ones. Cost 1500. The setup took about 10 minutes, the signal is stable, 5 GHz throughout the apartment, 100 mb digests without question. If you do not need any functions other than Internet distribution, if the tariff is not high-speed, if the budget is limited, if there are not many client devices, then this is an excellent choice. Too bad it doesn't support tplink id. And then he took home also a tplink only a cool model, so he sneaked into the account and can be controlled from the outside, but this one is not, only on the local.
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