Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got this to replace my cable company router. Definitely worth it. The price makes it difficult to say no and the set up is pretty easy. Once you download the app just follow the prompts. Router gives better speeds and better range than cable providers standard router

If you’re looking for a no‑frills Wi‑Fi 6 upgrade at a strong value, the TP-Link Archer AX20 delivers excellent performance for the price. It’s well-suited to streaming 4K video, handling multiple devices, and covering a mid-sized home with reliable coverage. For gamers or users wanting advanced parental controls or multi‑gig connectivity, a higher-tier model might suit better—but for most households, the AX20 is a standout pick

purchased for my mom, fast speeds and good range overall, easy to set up and configure.

"Works exactly as intended for my router setup. Installation was quick and straightforward — I had everything up and running in just a few minutes. The connection has been stable with no noticeable drops in speed or performance. It does what it's supposed to do without any hassle, which is all I could ask for. Definitely a reliable option if you need something simple and effective.

The TP-Link Archer AX20 is a fast, reliable, and affordable Wi-Fi 6 router. It offers strong performance for streaming, gaming, and handling multiple devices at once. With easy setup, solid coverage, and modern security features, it’s a great upgrade for any home network.

I bought this to replace my old, non-TP-Link, router. It worked from the git go without any problems. I made the few necessary changes to the login and password to be identical to the old router, and it was off and running. Everything that had been linked to the old one just linked to the TP-Link as if nothing had ever changed! The only negative is that it occupies more surface area than I would have liked. The old one was an upright.

Works amazing . We havent had any trouble with this router. Its worked flawless . Setup was easy, as well as connectivity. Would purchase again for sure. The price made it even more worth it !!

Bought this unit based on reviews I'd read for the product at other sites. Easy to hook up after reading and while following the product directions. Seems to work well. Just make sure to store the password somewhere easy to find.

Great connection and strong signal, been using over one year

Best mid range router. EASY TO SET UP. EASY TO CUSTOMIZE. PARTNAL CONTROLS.

a really good signal strength, good range, and easy to set up

Easy setup Fast and very reliable The app is great and easy to use

Grandmother needed to provide her own router in the new apartment building she lives in and this works perfectly for her. It is almost compatible with every service provider as we had to switch a few times due to building restrictions, but no complaints so far. Signal is on point and is slim and sleek so even if its out in view, it is not a harsh piece to look at.

Works well. Easy setup. Range is about average, Recommended.

Great upgrade to 1gig speeds. The range is also great. The setup wasn’t very difficult either. It’s worked just fine since I installed it.

While visiting my aunt in California her router went out and I acquired this one. Out of the box it was very easy to set up and get everything rolling again. I appreciate something that works right out of the box and not have to do a lot of configuring or spend a lot of time.

When I bought this it was on sale and when I set it up it was so easy I downloaded the app followed the easy steps it didn't take all that long to set up I would recommend it to anyone.

I'm not very good at Internet stuff but it was extremely easy to setup. And the price was extremely reasonable for the good quality made. Would recommend it to anyone.

I set this router up at my parents house to support 30-35 WiFi devices, depending on who is visiting -- 22 smart home devices are on 2.4Ghz only. The iPad 7th gen, two cell phones (iPhone 11, Moto G7), two laptops, and four Roku 4K+ sticks are probably running on 5Ghz, but might dip over to 2.4Ghz depending on what gives better signal, and then 1-5 other devices may connect to their WiFi if family comes over. The router works perfectly well with all of these devices in the single story 1700 square foot home and provides plenty of signal while working outside. They have gigabit fiber optic internet, both up and down, and when I bring over my gaming laptop I am able to pull over 500Mbps down while they are streaming on the Roku in the family room and I am streaming on the Roku in the front bedroom. The reason I'm giving this 3/5 is because this router does not play nice with the Wyze Cam V3 I installed over there that worked perfectly fine with their previous TP Link AC2300 router. When I swapped their old router, it would not connect. I turned on the hotspot on my phone (2.4Ghz) with the same router settings, to mimic their router, and it connects immediately. If I shut my hotspot off, it takes 10 minutes and it will eventually connect to their router and work perfectly fine. However, if they lose power, there is a strong chance that I will have to go over there and power cycle the router and camera to get it to reconnect. I tested this with another Wyze Cam V3 and it has the same exact problem. I don't know whether this is an issue with the cameras or the router, but if you have Wyze Cam V3 cameras, this router will likely give you a headache. If you aren't, it is an excellent router for the money that punches well above it's cost.

It's a great router and very easy to set up. The app interface is also very user-friendly. I had it connected to my Spectrum modem and never had any problems. It was in a 400 ft studio, and I had range everywhere, even outside the apartment building.