Review on TP-LINK Archer C7 AC1750 Dual Band Wireless AC Gigabit Router - Renewed with Two USB Ports, IPv6 and Guest Network by Anastazja Kulka ᠌

I use around one month. I previously owned a different router manufactured by the same firm. Why does it seem to bother other individuals to such a degree? Never lose connection to the network and maintain stability. In a space that is 80 square meters in size, the signal is far stronger now than it was in the past. Network 4 is located in the most remote part of the five networks (with the previous router, a maximum of 2 with the door closed). It's not like I work for a four-letter firm, therefore I don't need any buns or torrent downloaders. There is a printserver, an FTP server, and everything else that you might possibly require. Regarding the network, just a quick note. I am equipped with a laptop computer, a mobile phone, and a tablet. Because of this, the speed of the tablet and the phone has substantially improved, but the note has not been updated in any way, despite the fact that it is getting on in years for me. So, it is in your best interest to focus on the receiving equipment rather than the router. The guest network is one of the most enjoyable aspects (although almost every modern router already has it). People are pleased with the free internet service, which results in a low load, and I am able to choose the speed. I assigned the pricing a score of four out of ten since I believe it is possible to lower it, there is a lot of competition, and many people would rather have a router that is unstable made by another company than one that is reliable, even if it is made in China.