Customer Ratings & Reviews

​Before the TP-Link Archer AXE7800, our house was a digital war zone. Lag killed my video game streaks, and my wife's work-from-home calls were a running joke thanks to constant dropouts. Enter the new router... The Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E has delivered consistent, rock-solid signal everywhere—from the basement to the attic. We now game lag-free and stream without buffering. My son's massive download doesn't even make my work VPN flinch. This thing ended the cold war in our home. ​The Bottom Line: ​Performance: Stellar. Zero dropouts, zero lag. ​Signal Strength: Outstanding coverage. ​One Crucial Heads-Up: This router is packing a supersonic 6 GHz band. It's amazing, but double-check that your devices (laptops, phones) are Wi-Fi 6E compatible before you try to connect them to this cutting-edge band. It's not the router's fault if your old gear can't keep up; it's just living in the future. ​Final Verdict: Buy it. The only downside is now I have to get back to work instead of blaming the router for all my problems.

### Review: TP-Link Archer AXE7800 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Router The TP-Link Archer AXE7800 stands out as a cutting-edge tri-band Wi-Fi 6E router, bringing next-generation connectivity to your home network. Designed to deliver unparalleled speed, range, and reliability, the AXE7800 sets a new benchmark in wireless networking. #### Performance and Speed The Archer AXE7800 leverages Wi-Fi 6E technology to provide blazing fast speeds up to 7800 Mbps. With tri-band capabilities, it operates on the 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and the newly available 6GHz bands. This ensures that your devices can achieve optimal performance, even in bandwidth-heavy environments. The 6GHz band, in particular, offers a less congested spectrum, which is perfect for high-definition streaming, gaming, and large file transfers. #### Coverage and Capacity Equipped with advanced beamforming and high-power FEM, the AXE7800 delivers robust and extensive coverage. Whether you live in a small apartment or a large home, this router ensures every corner receives a strong and stable signal. The router's ability to connect more devices simultaneously without compromising performance is a testament to its powerful OFDMA and MU-MIMO technologies. #### Design and Usability Aesthetically, the AXE7800 boasts a sleek and modern design that fits seamlessly into any home decor. Its intuitive web interface and Tether app make setup and management straightforward, even for those who are not tech-savvy. Features like parental controls, QoS, and guest networks are easily accessible and configurable, enhancing the overall user experience. #### Security and Features Security is a top priority with the Archer AXE7800. It comes with WPA3 encryption, providing robust protection against cyber threats. TP-Link HomeShield further enhances security with advanced features like network security scans, robust parental controls, and QoS to prioritize bandwidth for critical applications. #### Conclusion The TP-Link Archer AXE7800 is a top-tier choice for anyone looking to future-proof their home network. Its exceptional speed, extensive coverage, and advanced features make it an excellent investment for both casual users and tech enthusiasts. With the integration of Wi-Fi 6E, this router is poised to handle the demands of tomorrow's connected homes, offering a seamless and secure online experience. ### Pros: - **Tri-band Wi-Fi 6E technology**: Enhanced speed and reduced latency. - **Extensive coverage**: Advanced beamforming and high-power FEM. - **User-friendly design**: Easy setup and management via the Tether app. - **Robust security**: WPA3 encryption and TP-Link HomeShield. ### Cons: - **Price**: Higher-end pricing, but justified by advanced features. - **Device compatibility**: Full benefits of 6GHz band require compatible devices. In conclusion, the TP-Link Archer AXE7800 is a powerful, feature-rich router that delivers on its promises, making it a standout option in the market of high-performance routers.

Very good router. Easy to set up and great access around my entire house. I would recommend this router for anyone that has a home network. Works well for online gaming as well

A Speedy Wi-Fi 6E Upgrade
Fast, reliable Wi-Fi 6E router with great coverage and easy setup via the Tether app. Perfect for 4K streaming and gaming, though 6GHz range is limited. Strong security and parental controls make it ideal for my home.

Easy setup. Great coverage. Solidly reliable so far

Signal reaches out to the street so I was able to turn my WiFi bulbs on from three stories down and 20 yards away from my building. Also reaches into my bathroom way down the hall which my former router failed at doing. My internet is super snappy now too. Glad I sprung for this model. The price is well worth it. Also the app that works with this is really useful. Notifies me every time a new device connects to my WiFi network. And it makes it really easy to manage the router itself.

I’ve been in IT and specialize in Networking. This so far is one of the best routes I’ve owned. Up and down spends are great. Has very impressive range. In my 2000 sq foot home I have multiple devices on WiFi, gaming and streaming and have yet to have drops. Setup takes a little time but is still very easy. About as plug and play as it gets.

Man honestly one of the best investments ive ever made. I have spectrum and i got tired of always reseting their routers so i took a chance on this one and man was i surprised how fast this is and its so simple to set up. Im literally getting 1,157 mbps of download and 40 mbps of upload, before i was getting barely 400 and 15

I got it on sale during black Friday. It is super fast and can handle everything and morecwhat we have hookec up at home. I had o e that was over 6 yrs old upgrading to this one has made it all better especially for all the streaming we do. I would fully recommend this item it's a game changer.

We needed to extend our home internet to our backroom aka my wife’s office . Our high speed of 1400mbps wouldn’t reach the back house . With installing this router (hardwired) my whole back yard had high speed internet so I can connect my outside tv and phones all can run great on WiFi. Highly recommend .

I was very frustrated with Centurylink expensive and sub-par internet even with a brand new laptop i could barely pull 20Mbps wireless. Decided to try Verizon 5g Home Internet. I can only get the 300Mbps service but its more than the 60Mbps I have with Centurylink. Got the Verizon Gateway modem/router plugged it in, instant internet. Testing was getting average 180Mbps download but only 1-2Mbps upload (should be 10) was staying consistent on these numbers even though signal strength showed excellent whether plugged in by ethernet or wireless. After abot 15 hours from plugging in (overnight) suddenly I was hitting 10Mbps upload if in the same room, all devices are upstairs or downstairs. Purchased and hooked up this baby (this thing is massive) setup was a little difficult because the Verizon gateway instructions are wonky, but thie router was pretty easy. I'm now getting 250-315 Mbps down and usually 10-15Mbps upload. The combo router on the verizon gateway is not very good. So I had to invest in a decent router but ive gone from a 60Mbps plan to a 300Mbps plan, saved $25 a month from my old plan. Still a little squirley with the upload speeds but there is a ticket out for the tower closest to me because it got hit by a tornado in July. This picture is from my cell phone as far from router as I can get.

Great router with excellent range of coverage, reception and speed. I've had it for over a year now in my 2-story condo and I have had no issues with it so far. Speed and stable connection has been pretty consistent throughout my entire home.

The Archer AXE95 is an exceptionally fast router with a vast feature set, and (IMO) an industry leader when it comes to product support. This router features too many technologies too discuss in depth, so I will talk about the ones that are important to me. The router features wifi 6E which utilizes the new 6ghz band. This could alleviate bandwidth issues you might experience in a crowded appartment complex where everyone is competing for 2.4gz and 5ghz wifi airspace. This router also features 2.4 and 5 ghz bands. Secondly I'd like to talk about some of the parental controls and the tether app. You can configure content restrictions, blacklist websites, control time they have access to internet, and a host of other things that are probably pretty interesring for people other than myself; Things like web protection settings, intrusion prevention, IoT protection, the mesh stuff (which seems really useful but i have 1000sqft house). The last feature I really wanna talk about is the VPN features. One of my main considerations for picking a router was VPN support. That is a fairly broad statement but in almost all of the ways you could imagine VPN being supported, it does in fact support it. You can hook it up as a client and all of your traffic gets routed thorough the VPN which could bypass region restrictions, help with a layer of encryption, all sorts of power user stuff. You can also set it up as an access server through OpenVPN (TUN) which was what i did, as well as L2TP/IPsec, and PPTP. I'm sure the possibilities are endless with the amount of configurability they give you over it. I want to end on talking about the phenomenal customer support. A cut above the rest. I initially bought my router for OpenVPN, I read online that it did in fact support OpenVPN, so I pulled the trigger. I have a fairly large network at home, about 7-9 computers, multiple file shares, and I remote in from time to time to help someone out, I backup my reports to the file share out in the field, tons of different things. If I'm traveling I can play LAN Minecraft games with the kids. The reason im talking about all this is because TP link is just now releasing Beta firmware that lets you use TAP mode. That is basically the functionality that makes these work without much configuration. I got ahold of them and requested that they work on it and they are working to actually get it implemented it sounds like and have, in fact, released beta firmware for Archer AX55 for tap mode. I used to be a netgear guy until a bad experience with an RAX35 but my experience with TP Link product support walks all over the 90 day product support that Netgear offers. TP Link Makes no mention of intention to ever quit offering support for their products as well. I am Impressed so far. I anticipate that will likely only improve over time. I would share some screenshots of the tether app but screenshots are not allowed in app. P.s. lol you can have 2.5gbps configured to LAN or WAN. I personally have mine hooked up to a two and a half gigabit port on my main network share.

Replaced my original ISP router with this. Long overdue and felt the difference immediately. My IoT devices work way better now, less/zero dropouts of my Google Home speakers while playback from Spotify and YT Music. I can actually connect to it without multiple attempts. Covers the whole house. The app makes everything super simple to setup, and you can even setup the the guest access to be totally seperate from your main 2.4, 5.0 and 6.0GHz access. Everything you need to manage your home network is readily available without digging through menus. Would definitely buy from TP-Link on my next upgrade again.

It works like a charm. It is extremely fast and able to handle a high amount of connections at one time. Setup was quick and the app walked me through fine tuning On all, from unboxing to up and running was less than 30 minutes.

My wifi was doomed, dropping in and out every couple of minutes. I gave this thing a shot and havent had one disconnect since, best 300$ spent

Easy to setup and works great! 2500 square ft home and get signal everywhere.

Works great and I got it on sale. I'm only using the 6G band to connect to a Quest 3 and it's super fast. The other bands work well too. Admittedly, my place is on the small side but the signal from this router seems to be quite powerful. WiFi 7 routers might be out in the next year so consider waiting on upgrading if you don't need 6e today.

This thing is absolutely amazing. Replaced a new Nest “Pro” 3 node mesh with this single router. My house is 1600 square feet. From the BACK YARD I am getting wireless speeds of >500 Mbps to my IPhone 13 Pro, and the worst RSSI of the 45 devices in my home is -44. That is a camera on a shed in my back yard at the far opposite end of my house from the router. All of my wired devices are getting better than 940 Mbps down and up from my 1 Gb fiber service. I am TOTALLY impressed and have had absolutely no issues with this router. After my extreme disappointment with the Nest WiFi “Pro”, it is so nice to be excited about my smart home again! Absolutely no need for a “mesh” with this demon….

I have tried a couple other routers before settling on this one. It has improved the upload speed almost 10x what it was with my old router. The set up was easy. However, I don't understand how many others are getting numbers in the 4-500 range. The one downside for me, is that my cell phone tends to lose connectivity to this router and that didn't happen with my original. The first picture is the speed with my original router and the second picture is the speed with new TP-Link Archer AXE7800. Still not completely sure it was worth spending that much on a router. I checked yes on recommending But, honestly, I haven't had it long enough to know for sure.