Review on WiFi router TP-LINK Archer AX73, black by Agata Gajda ᠌

In general, for its 6-7k, this is a good router if you need to upgrade from something very old (for example, from the first revision Archer C20). If there is already an adequate option at home, and there are no AX devices - well, it doesn’t make much sense. Has pros: Another toy from TP-Link that allows you to play around with gigabit LAN (gigabit on Raspberry Pi 4 is especially pleasing, which is still a little NAS, server, and smart home hub), and AX support, which pleases PS5. For small apartments (I think up to 50-60 square meters) enough for the eyes. I didn’t observe disconnects / jumps, the signal is stable on 50 squares everywhere, the crazy house of sockets and light bulbs lives stably, everything is very good. The kit includes a gigabit cat.5e cable for 4 pairs, but they could put cat.6, it's better, and not very expensive. In general, for 6-7k - for the transitional stage for upgrading a simple home network, this is enough for the eyes, until the story with 6E appeared, and there are not very many devices that can do AX. Some cons: There is not much to customize here, SmartConnect is a bit dumb, and put the PS5 into a 2.4 grid I would like to be able to determine with handles which device to which frequency to connect.