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

I couldn't be happier with this router! I'm just not happy. I am confident in giving this as a recommendation for a country house. Use a large brick house with three stories and thick walls. Prior to that, there was the tp-link wr941nd, which functioned for one and a half years before the port failed. The zyxel keenetic lite 2 also came before that (in the second year it began to lose contact with the provider, at first rarely, then every 30 minutes). This time around, I went with a more expensive router, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. Range (the router is installed on the second floor in the central room, by the window); this one works fine in the back rooms, whereas the previous routers did not catch on there. The signal strength is approximately twice as good throughout the entire back area compared to the previous routers. We have not yet conducted any tests on site. Both the mobile app and the browser version are extremely useful, and their usability is outstanding. My Internet connection is capable of 50 megabits per second (Hong Kong region). My maximum speed is maintained throughout the next two rooms despite the router operating on both bands. Regarding the transfer rate, there are no drawdowns at all; it remains consistently close to 50 mb per second! I was prepared to accept the fact that routers reduce air speed by a factor of 1.5 to 2 times as a permanent reality. But what an incredible piece of machinery! This is a leap forward from the previous generation of routers. However, in comparison to them, this one is a significant financial investment. And in contrast to the previous Tp-Link WR941ND model, this one offers significantly more space across the board. tp-link deserves praise for making such a significant advancement in their technology.