Review on Wi-Fi router TP-LINK Archer C54, black by A Eh Khung ᠌

A very good router that falls under the category of "an urgent need to take something," designed for consumers who are not particularly technically savvy. When I moved into a new apartment for a short period of time, I used an outdated router that couldn't handle even a 100 mb air tariff. If you went to the very last room in the apartment, the connection would frequently drop, and this was happening at the 2.4 GHz frequency. A decision has to be made immediately on the acquisition of a router. The presence of 5GHz and a low price were among the requirements. I did not intend to stay in this apartment for longer than three months, so I did not want to spend a lot of money on a router. It wasn't necessarily my intention to pick the first model that caught my eye among the most common ones. Cost 1500. The installation took about ten minutes, and the signal is reliable throughout the entire apartment at 5 GHz. It digests 100 mb without any problems. If you do not require any other tasks in addition to Internet distribution, the tariff is not high-speed, the budget is limited, and there are not many client devices, then this is a fantastic option for you. It's a shame that tplink id isn't supported by it. And after that, he brought home also a tplink just a cool model, so he snuck into the account, and although that one is able to be controlled from the outside, this particular one is not; it can be managed only on the local level.