Wi-Fi router TP-LINK Archer C54, black Review

Bought to replace Tp-Link TL WR940 N I bought it because I needed a two-band router, powerful enough with a longer range, since my wife had a bad connection in the next room and in the kitchen in a three-room apartment. As a result, the quality is better on 5 G, but not ideal, not much better than the old router on a smartphone, the speed is good, but games on the laptop sometimes freeze. A drop of tar is the antenna - one of them was originally a curve, I had to , since this is a factory…

On the previous router (dir 615), a PC on two different wi-fi adapters could not overcome the speed bar of 50 Mbps, although the iPhone 11 calmly gave out speeds from 75-85. I decided to move to 5GHz, I chose this budget model, since the characteristics are beyond my eyes. As a result, now a stable speed of 90+ at 5 GHz. And yes, do you really think he has a big box? You haven’t held a box from AH73 yet))

Pros: A good router with a fairly strong signal level! 5Ghz for such money is just fire! Got cons: there is no way to set the Internet to always connect, only auto, which does not always work . dancing with a tambourine if the provider is beeline, you need to configure the bridge mode .

Has pros: Fast transfer speed, like on a wire, and well breaks through the signal With its cons: The control method is implemented through the web interface, but you need to enter not through ip but by link. Therefore, very often it does not load the management interface.

I handed it back to the store, bought keenetic air instead - tests show an acceptable d80 / u90 (this, unfortunately, is worse than the old kinetic model, but the described tp-link model does not pull at all) Pros: low price (I took it in Amazon - about a thousand) small size simple, clear settings Its cons: Cuts speed a lot (tested on wifi 2.4 / 5 GHz) - from a 100Mbps provider, speed tests showed d35/u50; briefly revived the old keenetic ultra - tests showed d90 / u96

Excellent access point for users who don't put much stock in their own abilities:) Even though the load is only on WiFi and only 100 Mbps goes to the input, the stability of the work does not raise any questions about whether or not the hardware is functioning properly. I worked for a month and a half without ever hanging up. I was quite delighted with the radio's sensitivity; huge antennas enable you to increase the radius across which customers are dispersed, which pleased me very much. The…

Unpretentious device, set up, plugged in and forgot. I advise you to buy. With its pros. I've been wanting to change my router for a long time. Xiaomi, which was before that did not suit me, had a crooked application on the phone and from time to time the equipment lost its connection to the Internet. The choice stopped on this model. There was a promotion, buy a product in Amazon, leave a review and get bonus points of 1000 from the manufacturer. Its cons: The router is excellent, the…

Well, of course there is an application, and even convenient, but it’s still more reliable to connect with a wire, so don’t reinvent the wheel) It distributes 2 networks, 2.4 and 5, but it’s useless to you if the Internet speed is around 50-100Mbps) they will be normal so they will be normal . I just took it because my classic 841st died) otherwise take 841 and don’t invent if 2.4 works fine.

In all honesty, this is just a basic router with two bands and nothing else; but, for the vast majority of people in 2022, this will be plenty, and all they will need to do is plug it in and forget about it. However, for the sake of this, you will need to pay 1,500. this seems unlikely. About the deep settings, it is a full tragedy here; I was unable to comprehend the reason why port forwarding did not work under any circumstances; restoring the device to its factory settings was also of no…

I went online when I connected the provider's cable (connection via ARP). It remains to configure the network and change passwords. It was necessary to connect Smart TV with a cord, but there was no cord and I didn’t want to spoil the repair. Made a bridge through the laptop. The laptop received WiFi, and then it forwards to the network card that is connected to the TV. IPTV of average quality was completely pulled by this bunch and the laptop at the same time allowed you to view the pages. In…

I usually use one or two weeks. The rate of speed decreases more quickly than it increases. There is nothing left for him to take for himself. Doesn't steal. Maybe this is the most coveted altruist in the world of routers, or maybe he only begins to cut from values of carrion that are less than a hundred. Either way, it's quite possible. Who knows, I'm not in a hurry, so my speed will probably be slower. In a nutshell, I did not experience any inadequacies, factory marriages, or other failures…

I bought a keenetic omni2 to replace it, so far I am very pleased with everything. I especially like the speed of wi-fi at 5 GHz. For its price, a very worthy option.

Pros: A good and at the moment - about six months of operation - a reliable router. Has some cons Very short wire. It really became interesting to me - do you feel sorry for another half a meter to solder? In fact - the dream of a capitalist - a disposable car.

At the moment, the device has been in business for a month. Given the functionality, it works as it should, without any complaints. Looks good in the interior (black).

It was very easy to connect and set up the network, set all the passwords through the native TP-Link Tether application. Previously, I had to do this through "dancing with a tambourine" on a computer. Now even a cook can do it.

Pros: Without specific settings, it works stably. Five devices are connected. The speed is stable everywhere, no complaints. Set up easily and quickly. Intuitive/convenient interface. Cons below: When configuring network access filtering by MAC addresses (white list of devices), periodically, about once a month, it begins to block access to all devices. It helps to disable the settings and re-enable, but not always)

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…

I bought it as a Wi-Fi repeater, since the old router does not master the apartment in any way . I put a standard kopeck piece in a small room - it breaks through from the kitchen to the balcony for both 2.4 and 5G. I set it up through the computer in 5 minutes, the cable to the laptop also transmits everything perfectly. Personally, I was completely satisfied with everything.

Gigabits, USB ports, AX, tricky firmware, etc. are, of course, funny whistles, but for me personally they are completely optional. C54, in my opinion, is a great thing, if it’s enough just to distribute the Internet to several devices on a budget, but with high quality. Pros below: It looks great - very compact, made of matte plastic, with neat antennas and unobtrusive indicators (green, not bright, slightly recessed into the body and visible only at a certain angle, turned off if necessary). 5

Great access point for very unassuming users :) In terms of hardware, everything seems to be fine: I worked for a month and a half without ever hanging up, though the load is only on WiFi and only 100 Mbps goes to the input, but the stability of the work does not raise any questions. I was very pleased with the sensitivity of the radio: large antennas allow you to increase the radius of dispersion of clients. The test for torrents went well - it holds the load - it does not freeze and does not…