Review on Wi-Fi router TP-LINK TL-MR6400, black by Nguyn Quang Long ᠌
Great product, best quality.
They took it spontaneously, because the modem broke down, and in the town next to the dacha there was nothing but this router (of those with support for SIM cards). Never regretted it! If you are tired of modems, all sorts of wires, then this device is perfect. Router recommended!
- 1) Well, he's just handsome. Few routers can boast of this. 2) Very confidently takes the network. First, they put an Amazon SIM card in it - I caught 4G. then a sim card of a megaphone - there is already 3G, despite the fact that not a single phone caught more than E. 3) The ability to connect an external antenna is a useful and necessary thing. We actually use an external antenna. 4) Easy to set up. I already have TP-Link, so this one quickly connected to the one in the app and everything became even more convenient.
- Sometimes the internet goes down. But this probably does not depend on the router, but on the load on the MegaFon base station. There are too many gardeners now.
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