Archer AX21

Since you're willing to run Ethernet upstairs, you don't need a Dream Router 7. For a 300 Mbps fiber connection, a basic Wi-Fi 6 router like a TP-Link AX21, AX55, or ASUS AX57 will easily provide 200–300+ Mbps and a stable connection in your room. If the ISP modem/router downstairs is already handli

dedicated router for Quest 3 does not need to be connected to your modem or the internet. You can connect a router directly to your PC via Ethernet (PC-to-router) to create a private, lag-free local network for VR. The PC will still use your AT&T WiFi for internet access, while the Quest uses the ne

I used to get these random stutters and notifications to lower the bitrate often. I researched so many new router options, ranging from $100 to over $500. Then I decided to switch out my stupid ugreen usb wifi dongle for a $30 tp link ax1800 with two antennas, i never get these stutters anymore. My

Most commonly in electronics “wear and tear” is either oxidation of metals inside the device either breaking a circuit, breaking a capacitor, or causing a short or repetitious expansion and contraction of the circuits through the heating and cooling cycles of regular use breaking a circuit. And yes,

My advice: buy a TP Link Archer AX1800 for $60 on sale at Walmart. Over a gigabit WiFi 6 dual band. If you need tri band (unlikely) get the AX3000 for $70-80. Once you get it, connect it to your ONT’s output and test it out. If all good, call or chat with Altafiber to cancel the Nest WiFi router ren

Your archer ax21 has wifi 6 so speeds will be better closer to the router with it. This is a good deal though if you need extra wifi coverage and aren't as concerned about getting the best wireless speed.

I apologize if this question is answered somewhere on this sub I haven’t found. I’m new to TP-Link products (which I imagine many of you here are familiar with) and am a bit confused by the different product names and options for One Mesh, Easy Mesh, Deco, etc.

I recently bought my first TP-Link r

This is a super typical use case; mesh is great for devices that roam. WiFi in the garage is for what, garage door, lights, and IoT items, because if it is your mancave it is a slightly different answer. I know you said Ethernet is not needed, but actually, it could really help. The AP comment from

If we are talking 2 laptops, 2 cell phones, 2 tablets, 1 4K tv, and a doorbell camera you can go pretty basic.. Tp link Archer AX21 sells for $50 It is wifi6 compatible. It should be able to support a 4K stream while simultaneously keeping a video conference for work. It can scale quite decently for

I have a TP Link Archer AX21 and honestly I just use steam remote play to run The Division 2 with no issues. I haven't done much in the way of tinkering, I tried remote play on a whim expecting it to be ass but it worked fine. I do have Apollo set up and I bounce between the two but I can't tell the