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Name: TP-Link - Archer AX3000 Pro Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Router - Black
Brand: TP-Link
SKU: 6502056
Price: 109.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (713 reviews)

TP-Link - Archer AX3000 Pro Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Router - Black

Model:: Archer AX3000 Pro; |
SKU:: 6502056

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QuestionHow many networks can be configured on the router?
Asked 3 months ago by Datgrl.
- Answer up to 4 in total. 2 main and 2 guest
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QuestionCan this internet connection work good in a basement for streaming?
Asked 3 months ago by lilbear.
- Answer Hi lilbear, The Archer AX3000 Pro is designed to offer reliable, dual-band AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 connectivity for your network. Please note that this router does not generate its own Internet connection; it must be connected to an existing Internet source (such as a modem, ONT, or gateway) in your home before providing Internet access over Wi-Fi and Ethernet to your devices.
  Answered 3 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionCan I use a VPN with this router?
Asked 3 months ago by Jmndoc.
- Answer Hi Jmndoc, Yes, you can use VPN client software (e.g., a VPN app on your phone or PC) on each device to connect to your VPN service provider. The Archer AX3000 Pro also supports OpenVPN, PPTP VPN, and WireGuard VPN capabilities.
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QuestionCan a printer use the USB port?
Asked 4 months ago by Terry.
- Answer Hi Terry The USB port on the router is intended for file sharing purposes; it does not support USB printers.
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QuestionI have a building connected by a buried Ethernet wire to the building with modem and where this router will be. Is there a wired access point I can put in this second building to continue the network there? And can I add power over the Ethernet (PoE)?
Asked 4 months ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hi, For optimal results, you may install another Archer AX3000 Pro at the designated building in Access Point Mode. If by "add PoE" you are asking whether the Archer AX3000 supports being powered via PoE, then no - the Archer AX3000 does not support PoE power.
  Answered 4 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionCan I access the router from Windows desktop?
Asked 4 months ago by JCAL.
- Answer Hi JCA9, Yes, absolutely! Archer Wi-Fi routers support management via web browser (on a PC, such as your Windows desktop) or the TP-Link Tether app on your smartphone.
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QuestionCan I use 2 of these routers through ethernet cable 1 at home and another at my work shop 150' away using CAT 6 ?
Asked 4 months ago by JCA.
- Answer Hi JCA, Yes, as long as the one in your workshop is connected directly to the existing network via Ethernet cable. Depending on your network needs, you may consider running the one in the workshop in Access Point Mode.
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QuestionIs it compatible with fiber first?
Asked 4 months ago by Haze.
- Answer Hi Haze, The Archer AX3000 Pro is universally compatible with Internet services that provide Ethernet connectivity within your home. For example, if your provider has supplied you with an Internet source device, such as a modem, or an ONT, you can connect the Archer AX3000 Pro to the Ethernet port on the modem or ONT, then set up the router using the included Quick Installation Guide.
  Answered 4 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionWhat extenders can be used with it
Asked 7 months ago by Bill.
- Answer Hi Bill, Any Dual Band (2.4GHz/5GHz) Range Extender
  Answered 6 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionIs it compatible with AT&T wifi?
Asked 10 months ago by Pen.
- Answer Hi Pen, Yes, as long as the router is connected to your existing Internet source (e.g., modem, ONT, gateway) via Ethernet cable.
  Answered 9 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionBroadcom or Qualcom chip?
Asked 10 months ago by Meeo.
- Answer TP-Link does not generally provide information related to the internal components of our products. I can say that the processor within the product is a dual-core processor.
  Answered 10 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionIs this compatible with Cox Interest?
Asked 11 months ago by Niah.
- Answer It is compatible with Cox internet.
  Answered 7 months ago by LJLJ
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QuestionDoes this modem support telephone lines and cable line?
Asked 11 months ago by Qweenie.
- Answer No. You need a modem for the telephone or cable input. It has a standard Ethernet input (1GB) and 4 Ethernet outputs. (Of course it does Wifi too)
  Answered 10 months ago by GreginMSO
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QuestionWill this device work if plugged directly into my Verizon e3200 extender and can I leave both of them on?
Asked 11 months ago by Bruce.
- Answer Hi Bruce, Yes, it should work. However, if you intend to use the Verizon gateway as your main router, it may be ideal to set up the Archer AX3000 Pro in Access Point Mode to avoid a Double NAT scenario.
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QuestionIs this compatible with Verizon broadband
Asked 1 year ago by Robert.
- Answer Hi Robert, Yes, as long as the router is connected via Ethernet to your existing Internet source (e.g., modem, ONT, gateway).
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QuestionIs this compatible with t mobile
Asked 1 year ago by Ack47.
- Answer Yes, as long as your internet source device (e.g., modem, ONT, gateway) is connected to the Archer AX3000 Pro via Ethernet cable.
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QuestionHow to replace Verizon router?
Asked 1 year ago by Samw.
- Answer The Archer AX3000 Pro must be connected to your existing Internet source (e.g., Modem, ONT, or gateway) via Ethernet cable. If your Verizon Router is just a router and not a modem + router combination gateway, you should be able to unplug it from your Internet source, then swap in the Archer AX3000 Pro in its place. However, if you are unsure of your existing Internet source equipment configuration, we recommend contacting your Internet provider for clarification first.
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QuestionDoes this work with AT&T ?
Asked 1 year ago by Boomer.
- Answer Yes, as long as the router is connected to your existing Internet source (e.g., modem, ONT, gateway) via Ethernet cable.
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QuestionI live in France. Is this compatible with international use (plugs and internet)?
Asked 1 year ago by international.
- Answer Hi! Yes, the router supports international Internet services - as long as the Internet source (ONT, modem, gateway) is connected via Ethernet cable to the router's Internet port. The Archer AX3000 Pro has a US style plug, but supports an input voltage of 100 - 240V, 50/60Hz. If using internationally, you may need a plug/outlet adapter.
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QuestionWill this router work with my Century Link internet account? I live on Bainbridge and have chosen the cheapest internet plan with Century Link so its not very fast but it does the job for me.
Asked 1 year ago by Lisa.
- Answer Yes, as long as your existing Internet source (ONT, modem, gateway) is connected to the Archer AX3000 Pro's Internet/WAN port using an Ethernet cable. You can also use the Tether app to intuitively and quickly set up and manage the router.
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TP-Link - Archer AX3000 Pro Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Router - Black

Q: QuestionHow many networks can be configured on the router?

Q: QuestionCan this internet connection work good in a basement for streaming?

Q: QuestionCan I use a VPN with this router?

Q: QuestionCan a printer use the USB port?

Q: QuestionI have a building connected by a buried Ethernet wire to the building with modem and where this router will be. Is there a wired access point I can put in this second building to continue the network there? And can I add power over the Ethernet (PoE)?

Q: QuestionCan I access the router from Windows desktop?

Q: QuestionCan I use 2 of these routers through ethernet cable 1 at home and another at my work shop 150' away using CAT 6 ?

Q: QuestionIs it compatible with fiber first?

Q: QuestionWhat extenders can be used with it

Q: QuestionIs it compatible with AT&T wifi?

Q: QuestionBroadcom or Qualcom chip?

Q: QuestionIs this compatible with Cox Interest?

Q: QuestionDoes this modem support telephone lines and cable line?

Q: QuestionWill this device work if plugged directly into my Verizon e3200 extender and can I leave both of them on?

Q: QuestionIs this compatible with Verizon broadband

Q: QuestionIs this compatible with t mobile

Q: QuestionHow to replace Verizon router?

Q: QuestionDoes this work with AT&T ?

Q: QuestionI live in France. Is this compatible with international use (plugs and internet)?

Q: QuestionWill this router work with my Century Link internet account? I live on Bainbridge and have chosen the cheapest internet plan with Century Link so its not very fast but it does the job for me.

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