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

For a fairly advanced router from a well-known manufacturer, it has surprisingly average reliability and not all features work as expected. In general, a good model if they fix a bug due to which the Internet periodically falls off and will be an excellent model if they set up parental controls and expand logging. Pros: Multifunctionality, the presence of external antennas, fast LAN and WLAN ports, The presence of a guest subnet and two bands, the ability to limit the time the Internet works for a specific device. Different cons: Internet drops out intermittently. It is treated with a reboot, but this did not happen on the seven-year-old ASUS WL-500G. The parental control function does not work as we would like, the existing functionality is limited. The logging function is very weak - there is no information about the triggering of blocking rules, the passage of packets, etc. - only the basic, simplest set of events is written. You can’t bind device names to MAC or IP, it would be convenient for setting up rules (I’m not talking about raising the internal Amazon, although it would be interesting)