TP-Link - Archer AC1200 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router - Black

I had spectrum plan of 100MBps but with old router I never received a speed with more than 20mb/s. I thought maybe problem was with the spectrum. I changed the router and noticed I get the desired speed. Also this works with both 5G and 2G wifi.

My Internet plan of 100MBps never-ever worked with old router. I barely got speeds of more than 20mb/s. I thought that it was a problem was with my internet provider. As soon as I moved to this router and noticed I began to get the desired speed. Also this works with both 5G and 2G wifi and the range covers the entire house - no need for an add-on router.

It works real good -- That is what I wanted and that is what I got -- I have it going with a couple of super cheap AC1200 USB adapters (8 bucks each) on older laptops that needed help and can't believe how well it works -- Adapters are using the Realtek RTL8812BU chip -- So -- If your adapters or whatever are using same chip you can be pretty sure you will be happy with the this TP-LINK

For the price it is the good Dual Band Router with Giga Byte Ethernet Port. Stable and reasonable Wifi connection for an apartment Router interface ( setting page) is not easy to understand. But it is not a big deal

Since social distancing began, my household has had 2 adults teleworking, one taking classes online, and 2 watching Roku. Our old wifi router wasn't cutting it. This router handles all these tasks easily, and hasn't needed to be reset since we got it 2 weeks ago. You can set up separate networks on the 5GHz and 2.4GHz channels or have one network that hops frequency based on performance. It also lets you set up a guest network separate from the password protected network.

I like all the options it lets you configure compared to the older c9 I have. I would like to be able to clear arp table but didn't see that feature.

I liked this router when I first got it and was working fine now after a little over a month or so it is working a bit out of sync or at least I think that what i'm experiencing is from the router itself though i'm not a 100% sure if it's coming from my internet service provider which is, Verizon fios with the very fast fiber optics service they give me? anyways the problem is that the wireless connection it seems like it's always on a come and go even if it is for just seconds? Reason is that when surfing the internet with google chrome browser a lot of time the connection is lost and the pages don't open and a message pop up that says AW oops the conection was lost and the page cannot open? before I had this router this would not happen? I'm still about to call Verizon to report this and find out if it is coming from them? anywyas I also now since it's passed the 30 days for returning this router I guess that my only option is to call the manufacturer and see how and if they can help me with this issue? this was a budget router that I was really impressed in the beginning but I hate things that after 30 days or so it's passed it starts to not perform as good! anyways i'd give 2 stars but i'm being generous by giving 3 instead, still cause I hope it's coming from my internet provider Verizon but that might be unlikely that it's coming from them!

I purchased this router to upgrade from another TP Link dual band router. Set up was very easy (although I couldn’t simply upload a settings file from one router to the other). Wifi performance was impressive - previously when I did a speed test, I would rarely get over 70 Mbps but since installing this router I have seen over 120 Mbps over WiFi on my iPhone. I did make a minor change to the order in which devices connected to the modem, which may have improved things but I like to think the upgrade was a great decision. Of course time will tell and I will update my review if it fails (I’ve been using it about a month at the time of writing).