Customer Ratings & Reviews

Okay, but not the best antenna configuration and features vs asus's wifi 7 router. Eventually decided on the Asus. No big issues with it though.

Through the years, I’ve had Netgear this blows them away, and I am future proof!

So far so good. Very stable. No random disconnects. Easy setup. Connection is a lot better than netgear raxe500. Nice led addon.

Excellent, fast, and stable. Much better than expected.

Impressive features, but will not overcome its bad range and excessive size. It does not have older encryption methods if you are a wyze camera user.

I have had this tp-link router for a month now. It is working great. I am very pleased with it.

Great router. I haven't had any issues since I purchased this. Definitely a good choice.

this is a peace of art work it super easy to set up comes with an app option or you can set this up the old way. which ever it works pretty good . now it says wifi 7 my computer only gets wifi 6 but still ot is pretty fast. i will recommend wait for wifi 7 or purchase wifi 7 devices to have the full experience.

Works great, has long distance wifi which is great for a big household, and for big house.

Network setup is my least talent IT skill. It its not turn off for 10 second or hard reboot. Im like “buyng a new one”. After 3 hours of trying to figure it out i got it. Now, i havent had any issues since buting it and its great for my home network.

It is a very good router for working with 2.5gbps wired but the wi-if coverage isn’t the best.

This is one of the newest routers from TP-Link with the latest generation Wi-Fi 7 technology. The design is sleek and blends with other devices on the TV console or on a side table. This is no small router compared to a traditional one, you might even mistake it for a gaming console. The router supports Tri-bands of 2.4 Ghz, 5 Ghz, and 6 Ghz with combined speeds of up to 19 Gbps. The setup was easy, you can use the Tether app or do it via the web interface. Both options provide you with all the customization to manage your network settings. First things first, make sure you update the firmware settings before you start with your setup. The router comes with two 10 Gbps and four 2.5 Gbps Ethernet ports. This helps with getting the maximum speed from your service provider on your connection and supports Multi-Link Operation. After setting this router, I connected all my devices to this router to test the speed and was pleasantly surprised to see an overall boost throughout the house, even at far end corners. If you have Wi-Fi 6E devices, then you will see the difference in connection speeds with this router. There are eight antennas placed inside the case that provide high coverage. This router also supports whole home mesh Wi-Fi setup with compatible EasyMesh devices. There is an LED screen on the face of the router along with three physical buttons. The LED displays the router status as well as weather, date, time, text, or emojis. You have the option to set schedules when you want the LED to display these. But if it is an annoyance to you, you will appreciate the option of completely turning off the LED screen. There are two features I really like in this router. First, having the VPN connection and an ordinary internet connection run at the same time without using any external software. Second is the option to set up a dedicated Wi-Fi network for all your IoT devices, enhancing the security. This is a premium and powerful router from TP-Link with plenty of features that is geared towards future technology while keeping the backwards compatibility.

Easy Router to set up. Amazing speed both download and upload. Just make sure you use your old 5g and 6g names for easy transition.

The speed drops if go away from the router location. For the cost we should parental control without paying anything extra for advanced settings.

Very powerful router, nice touch with the front analog screen, yet steady and very reliable wi fi.

Great asset to our home especially when having over 8 devices in home including work from home equipment 10/10

Worked fine for a while, but now has issues maintaining advertised speeds. I get 5Gbps service from Metronet, and while speeds were fine in the beginning, the router is beginning to fail only 6 months after purchase. I've ruled out all other parts of the network as the cause for my slow speeds. The fiber company has reburied lines, swapped modems, I've tried different ethernet cables and devices, etc. so the router is the culprit. Currently working with TP Link support to see what my options are. Buyer beware.

I bought two of these things with the hope of using wired backhaul for mesh networking. It doesn't support wired backhaul, but that's the least of its problems: Somehow, this router corrupts data over wifi in transit. Not corrupting TCP packets and forcing retransmits, but actually corrupting the data within the packets. In my experience, it will intermittent replace bytes in the datastream with null characters. For example, if I mount an NFS or SMB share on a Macbook Pro, a laptop with an Intel chipset, or my desktop's "Killer AX1690i" adapter, and do an infinite loop calculating the sha1 hash of a file, it'll frequently get a different hash due to these modifications. It's insane that this is even possible, but there you go. It also results in behaviors like SSL/TLS failures due to corruption and being unable to decrypt the resulting data.

Starting with ease of purchase and pickup from Best Buy to easy set up once home.

Just right now I needed a different router but this is an fantastic router