Customer Ratings & Reviews

Router was so easy to setup and use. The rand and speed have been enough for my families 1Gb Internet. Future proofed for when my ISP increases the speed next year.

It works better than my last router (Asus Wi-Fi 6). I love that it doesn’t have any antennas on hinges. The hinges weakened over time and the antennas would flop down every time someone walked past it. This router is compact and much more reliable. It was easy to set up and I have no dead spots in my house anymore.

Preface: This will be the easiest review I've ever written... The TP-Link - Archer BE11000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Router is great stand-alone product. I've been a huge fan of their products, even with their push to make customers utilize the mobile app to get things setup. As a "Main Router", the BE11000 is a well-priced, WiFi 7 unit that performs above it's weight class vs. the competition. There are plenty of 2.5 GHz ports and a 10G Wan port, making this router a great option for people opting for newer Fiber connections in a demanding home network environment. TP-Link, in general principal, provides a wealth of information & settings inside their setup pages. All great stuff. But here is where I go from elated to thoroughly disgusted: EasyMesh & Great Compatibility - as printed on the box and echoed on their product web pages. For anyone eager to build a mesh network environment using TP-Link products, my advice is to look elsewhere. I own a BE800 power-house WiFi 7 router that I was looking forward to utilizing as my 'front end' to an EasyMesh setup. Unfortunately, this is where this latest TP-Link product falls completely flat! The only way to get this router to behave as a Satellite in a mesh environment is by way of connecting it to a hosting Router via an Ethernet cable. In other words - with a wired back-haul. The setup wizard instructions within the Tether is fairly straightforward and nothing complicated. But no matter how many times I tried to 'pair' the BE11000 as a satellite to the BE800 in a wireless mode, it could never be detected and would fault out - with the front display ending up showing an exclamation point. If TP-Link's idea of an easy setup experience is what they've provided in documentation and via the app, then they have utterly failed. Why isn't the WPS buttons the facility to link their two products together in the easiest obvious way? Or in lieu of that, why the absence of a blue tooth pairing mode that would be facilitated by the mobile app - like some of the competitors use? The marketing of EasyMesh is a complete failure and I cannot recommend this product for anyone aspiring to expand to anything resembling a true "mesh" system using TP-Link components. Need a single WiFi 7 router, capable of providing your moderately sized home with strong signal and one that does not break the bank? Then this is a decent & solid choice. I personally like the smaller foot print and built-in controls. But not a big fan of the LED light strip, which thankfully, you can turn off... But avoid the TP-Link - Archer BE11000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Router for anything "EasyMesh" related. EasyMesh - as defined by TP-Link - is completely misleading, false, untested and limited at best. Most people don't want to run Ethernet back-haul cabling!

Fantastic router that has had great coverage since I installed it. No dropped signal around the house, strong connection even outside. The Tether app that goes with this is one of the best companion apps I've used, particularly coming from Asus. Extremely easy set-up process, the one App gripe I have is that finding the Passwords for each band is not intuitive.

The router was easy to set up. Covers my 2300sqft home with no problem. Decent app too.

It works fine most of the time, but occasionally it either disconnects from the internet or isnt allowing my devices to connect very well, which may be my specific devices. Pros: -It's fast and can utilize the 1 gbps speeds we pay for. -Future proof wifi-7 will allow us to use it for years to come -Tri-band wifi (2.5Ghz, 5Ghz, and 6Ghz) allows me to connect older devices and utilize the much faster 6Ghz on my faster devices. -App has many features that allow you to customize your wifi experience. Cons: -Connectivity is not 100%, so sometimes it is frustrating waiting for my devices to connect. -App doesn't provide very accurate speed tests, so I use another app.

If you have a multi-gigabit connection, then you'll need a router that can support the speed. The TP-Link Archer BE11000 Pro provides a 10 Gigabit WAN connection and four 2.5 gigabit LAN ports. This allows for 2.5 gigabit wired Internet speeds on supported devices and between 1.5 to 2 gigabits over wireless. It works great with my Ziply Fiber 2 Gig connection, but will also allow gigabit subscribers to get that extra 100 to 200 extra megabits from your cable or fiber provider. If you subscribe to multi-gigabit Internet, this router will do everything you need and has great range as well.

Best router I ever used! I used other brands but this one surpassed them all. Great design and great controls. I added the security program which works well also.

I purchased this router 2 weeks ago based on a positive review from Wirecutter of a similar model from TP- Link. Once I started receiving inconsistent WiFi connectivity and difficulty managing my Netgear WiFi6 router I decided to replace it with one employing WiFi7. This router has been great at providing internet connections to all my devices. It was super easy to setup and the management through the app is so much easier and more reliable than my Netgear unit. Overall I am very pleased with this device.

TP-Link has released a new line of Archer routers for high performance Wi-Fi 7 capabilities. I had high hopes for this one but I have to say that I just don't love it. It has potential and maybe some software updates can get it there, but it's not there yet. Packaging: Much of what you would expect, packed with a power cord, a thin Ethernet cable and some literature. The box itself is functional without being frilly. It gets the job done. Aesthetics: We're back to giant black book-shaped devices for routers it seems. It has a bright string of LEDs for status on the front that don't have any great definition as to what they mean. But they can be turned off in the settings. Setup: Setup is easy enough without being extra. That's an app and a web page for setup and it takes you through the basics of getting the router online. Simple settings like dynamic or static addressing and such are done at this point. Anything advanced needs to be done after setup. Usage: Here's where we start to fall down. After setup I went in and configured DHCP, NAT forwarding, changed some Wi-Fi settings, messed with VPN and connected it to my TP Link cloud account. The router does support VPN client and server and both are easy to configure, for good measure I tested them but didn't leave them connected. I was bugged for a code upgrade as soon as I set up the device but chose to put it off and let it auto upgrade overnight. This was a little bit of a mistake because when i got up in the morning the web interface was no longer accessible (though the Internet still worked). Even after a power cycle. I was worried I'd have to hard reset it but in a last ditch effort I downloaded the app and it found it through the cloud login. Strangely there's was another code upgrade waiting, so i kicked that off. Fortunately this fixed the web interface. The app is strange, if looks a lot like the TP Link deco app but it's missing some key features, and strangely there's no way to change LAN settings from the app, for that you need to be in the web interface, so it was critical to get the web interface working again. The mesh functionality is nice to have but again confusing. TP Link has two opposing mesh technologies. EasyMesh which is included in this one, and Deco mesh. They are not compatible with one another. So coming from a Deco device which can connect to all other Deco devices in mesh, I'd assumed I'd be able to use this with it, I was wrong. Overall: It's a nice device, once I got it all set up it's fine. But the app is less than functional except as an emergency rescue service since it's missing critical features and settings, the mesh is incompatible with other TP Link mesh, and the web interface is unstable. I can't really say it's worth getting this device over many others on the market at this time.

The product is awesome, everything is working fine, but I have one issue don't know if the router in fault. can't connect to my laptop. Besides that, everything is good.

Excellent product, easy setup. Good range and WiFi 7 compliant

Easy setup with app. Does the job. Great range throughout the house

Great wifi its fast but it says easy setup which is not true had to call support to set it up (which by the way i had to wait for 2 hours for them to awnser) the wifi is fast when it works that is because every week the wifi disconnects from the router 2 to 3 times a week i dont know why. Other then that price is worth the work

im writing this review in hopes I win that gift card but also cuz ya this is a great router I it works if you need a good router that works is fast an great for ps5 an xbox series x get this router setup easy range I don't know cuz I live in a tiny apartment signal strength is great but I recommend turning it down so it won't cook yr brains I set it always to lowest possible

we recently upgraded our wifi equipment, and we have had nothing but positive things to say. We have relatives that live next to us and they're now able to get our wifi, with our permission of course, to their house, and we don't even have an extender!

Haven't been using it a lot yet. Has been working wine so far though! The extra ethernet ports is very nice, makes it so I dont have to keep moving my cord.

I wondered if I would be able to change routers by myself. Instructions were very clear and happily this router is much faster than my old one.

So i replaced my old asus gaming router because it was definitely dropping signal randomly and was about 6 or 7 years old. This immediately doubled my wifi signal and no longer dropped connection. I am getting 1gig on ethernet and also wifi which i didnt think would happen. The app is okay but i usually dont mess around to much once it is set up so i cant speak to much on that. The downside is when I am on the other side of the house and up a floor the signal cuts in and out which for the price of this router is pretty ridiculous. It should cover a 1700 sq ft house no problem.

Pros: -Very minimalistic build -Very straight forward to setup -Extremely fast WiFi 6 and LAN connections -For something with nothing but internal antennas, the WiFi range is amazing Cons: -Even with a discount, still pricey -Not many devices implement WiFi 7 (yet), so I just turn it off to save the bandwidth/speed Overall: If it was priced under $200, I'd say this is worth it. But the MSRP for this router is quite hefty. I'd say wait till it's on sale (I waited till BB had it for $50 off) and then nab it.