I bought it to replace the old Linksys, due to the change of provider, I needed a router with 1 Gbit ports. I turned it on, configured it, everything works, it gives out the 200 megabits promised by the provider. The disadvantage is that on WiFi 2.4 GHz the signal level in the apartment is weaker than it was with the old router. On the 5 GHz band in the back room, the level is so low that smartphones refuse to use it. Therefore, 5 GHz is generally disabled. Conclusion: I liked the router, I…

We needed a dual-band router in a two-room apartment: 2 desktops and a laptop at 2.4GHz + 3 mobs. phone at 5GHz. The old Asus RT-N14U router did not pull such a configuration, taking into account the work in quarantine. I chose this TP-Link, at first everything was fine, but after three days the 2.4GHz network stopped working, the admin panel of the router did not open. At the same time, the 5GHz network worked fine. Resetting the settings did not solve the problem. Perhaps there was a…

Very happy with this router! I'm just not happy. I can safely recommend for a country house. Use - 3 storey house, with thick brick walls. Before that, there were - tp-link wr941nd (worked for 1.5 years and the port died), zyxel keenetic lite 2 (in the second year it began to lose contact with the provider, at first rarely, then every 30 minutes). I decided to buy a more expensive router this time and I am very satisfied. Range (the router is installed on the second floor in the central room,

Personally, my opinion is that the router is awesome. I took to replace the old one - also TP-Link N600. I needed it with the OneMesh function. There are two RE300 amps in the apartment. Set it up with no problems at all. I made a single network name for two Wi-Fi bands. With the amps themselves, I had to fool around a bit. Because tied to the MAC addresses of the network. But in general, everything works great. Mobile phones switch almost without delay. Taking into account the fact that I have

I used to use an ASUS RT-AC66U router, but he died after 3.5 years. Therefore, I describe the pros and cons compared to this model. The main requirement was the reception area, here TP Link is head and shoulders above Asus, even with the same antenna power. But as for the convenience of the interface - here TP Link loses, and this is a little embarrassing. While the purchase is satisfied, it performs the main function perfectly. Speed ​​doesn't cut at all. I use only a network of 5 hertz, 2.4…

I bought it in an online store, came, installed it, set it up. Everything works with a bang! connected via cable a home network for 4 rooms + a kitchen paired with a D-link DGS-1005A and I enjoy both wireless and sometimes (when we gather with friends) wired Internet. The speed throughout the apartment over Wi-Fi is excellent both from a computer and from a phone (the apartment is 120 square meters, the router is in the corridor. Sometimes the signal is rather weak in the back room. But it also

before that I used 2 routers v.1. The stability was great. Turned on and forgot. have been working for 9 years. I needed a router for a 4G modem. I bought v.5 and really regretted it. Specifically, according to the specification, a modem supported by the router was selected. At first, the router did not agree in any way that there was no Internet on the wire, and at each reboot it gave an error that the Internet was not configured, connect the cable. Then the error stopped appearing, but…

I suffered for the last half a year with the old Kenetik start 2. I set up, set up . And he, buggy, buggy . Strangled the Internet, from 100, gave from 1 to 25 . Smart TV hung. Put this one. At the exit, the Wi-Fi laptop shows 95 out of 100. In the next room, through the reinforced concrete wall. Smart TV the second day, not a single glitch. tftftfu . Samsung 55 hooked 5 Hz. Router version v. 5 Almost a month has passed. During this time, not a single freeze of Smart TV. Flies. I watched the…

The main reason - why exactly tp link, and not asus - is the ability to limit the speed of the nodes. The ability to create a guest network and also limit its speed. An ideal option for me: You tie your devices on the poppy to certain SP. All unattached devices fall into the ip range of your choice and impose a speed limit on the entire range. There was no need to reflash to openwrt, because. All the necessary functionality is in the off-firmware.

I bought this device in January 2022 (because TP-Link gigabit hubs in my office work for days on end without any problems; I don’t know any problems with the TL-MR3040 portable router either). But specifically, my device failed: networks constantly "fall off": first (on the 2-3rd day) 5-GHz, then 2.4, and only then ethernet (this despite the fact that through the web interface you can see that wireless networks, ostensibly, they function, but in fact, they are not visible to devices: 10-15…

Due to the heavy load on the Wi-Fi network, I decided to purchase this router. Set up and connected to the network in principle quickly. I set up a second computer to a 5GHz network and connected 3 phones to this frequency. Then problems began. If some device is connected to the network, then the second one will not connect. Connection errors last until you reboot the router. ated firmware, changed settings, all to no avail. Contacted tech support, nothing helped. I took it back to the store to

Samsung Note 3 network 2.4 speedtest shows 35/50Mbps. In a 5GHz 50/50Mbit network, which is already a limitation of my provider. The networks write that more can. Through ES Explorer from NAS to phone at 2.4GHz - 16mb/s, at 5GHz - 20mb/s (2.5 megabytes/s shows). Why so - I do not know. The system cuts, because the laptop pumps at 2.4 GHz from NASA to 50, but there is no 5 GHz in the laptop. The question is why the phone has 8022022ac, if the usual speed is not implemented in 8022022n. I use…

The only option available that has anything to do with Multucast is enable/disable IGMP. In the Rostelecom network (south), does not support IPTV. Those. if you dance a little with a tambourine, and first plug the cord from IPTV around the router directly into the outlet, and then switch to the LAN port of the router, then the TV will work for several hours. Channels will switch, Time-Shift will work. And then the TV will definitely go down. The solution would be to create a bridge from the WAN

This is the second such router in my family. Great device. I chose it as a top-end router with a 5 GHz network to cover an apartment (100-200 sq. M). Where 2.4 does not cope, 5 GHz are beaten with a bang. I took it in m video v.2 One tip that can help: Tried two official firmware Archer_C7_V2_150629_RU and Archer C7(RU)_V2_170209 So I STRONGLY recommend leaving 629 firmware. and MANDATORY to put the US region. Because if you put 2022, then the 5 GHz network will be castrated by software…

It was taken for parental control of the time of children on the Internet and reducing their priority in the distribution of the Internet, complete disappointment - the firmware is frankly crooked. I am a programmer, I have a server running at home and so on, the first thing that caught my eye was that a timestamp is substituted for the remote control address to reset the cache, which means frank dummies wrote the firmware. And here is the result.

Purchased and commissioned in early 2022. I ated the software and connected Rostelecom (optics) to the terminal. The terminal, through technical support, switched to bridge mode and turned off Wi-fi. It is in the hallway at the front door. By cable, the speed is at the same level (150 Mbps, this is the speed according to my tariff). The speed of Wi-fi in the room through the wall from the router at a frequency of 2.4 GHz did not increase very much, but at a frequency of 5 GHz (there was no such

I installed OpenWRT firmware on it. One of the few budget routers that you can install OpenWRT on. Of the cheaper competitors, probably only Redmi 2100, but that model is too fresh and there are still problems with drivers for third-party firmware. Raised OpenVPN on it to connect to the home grid and run the home computer via Wake on Lan. For users who have never run Linux and are not ready to spend 5-6 hours on setting up a router, I strongly advise against trying OpenWRT.

More than enough for home use. The price is high, but there are many additional features and a guarantee of high speed and signal strength. I made the settings myself, with the help of the provider's support, I also added a mobile application. Several different devices are constantly connected. Didn't notice any breaks or dropouts. There are many useful features, such as a file server, VPN, information protection and others.

I handed it in for repair twice, once I changed it to a similar model, but the problem has not been fixed, namely: the network and the Internet fall off, followed by the setup mode, so that the router does not react to anything. Rebooting and flashing does not save, but saves only a simple 2-3 hours, after which it starts working. The USB drive does not work properly when shared, the saved files are not visible to other PCs.

The setup took less than 15 minutes, there are no complaints about the router at all, I chose it carefully, in fact I was not mistaken. It works without interruptions, directly gives out the maximum speed from the provider, literally 10-15 mb / s is lost through Wi-Fi, nothing more. Without problems, you can connect a 3g modem, this is just in case I'm out of town, and also distribute it via wifi to neighboring phones. By the way, about phones - I installed the application, I can control the…