Archer AX55

I think in your case either of these TP-Link models will do you will. But if a was you I would go for the highest one if I had the money. I had my Tp-link AX55 for a little over two months now which is an AX3000 series and it was surprisingly cheaper than the other Tp-link models in my country. it's

YES. Put hub in cable modem mode, add something like a TPlink Archer AX55 and away you go. Massive improvement in range and reliability.

i am a total rookie... so you probably shouldnt take my advice xD But I have a somewhat similar situation going on. The wifi baaarely reaches the second home, so i tried a wifi extender. But when gaming, the connection wasnt stable enough. Next thing i tried was a thin Eternet cable and a second rou

I'm still experiencing this as of May 2025. I tried optimizing my connection on my end by enabling bridge mode and using my own router (TP-Link AX55). I also requested to be removed from CGNAT, which somewhat improved my connection.

The Archer AX55 supports a dedicated Access Point operating mode, making it really easy to use in your proposed scenario. For more info on setting it up in AP Mode, check out our FAQ here.

Ah, that’s rough about your 86U! If you liked it before, the ASUS 86U Pro is a solid choice. It supports Merlin firmware, VPNs, and gaming features you’re used to. The “upgraded CPU” model isn’t necessary for a 2-bed apartment. The TP-Link AX55 is cheaper and simpler, with decent speeds for streamin

Just looked; it’s the Archer AX55 (TP-Link AX3000). Everything has worked fine for me since I set it up!

No problem. I think his only gripe was the PS4 -> Sony server connection speed, which is throttled/controlled by Sony. Updates still seemed to take awhile, especially since they don't do actual CoD discs anymore. But actual game play is great. We bought all new equipment (TP-Link Archer AX55 Pro rou

Given that you are Internet only and 300 Mbps (which means you have an Ethernet cable from the ONT), almost any router would work. I have a TP-Link AX55 Wi-Fi 6 router that I use in access point mode with a VR headset. I am happy with how easy it is to set up. That's quite a step up from your curren

While two x50 would be simple solution for mesh network, you can also use two ax55 for mesh network with a few more clicks. ax55 supports both OneMesh and EasyMesh so you can still get uniform network with one ssid. It should even support Ethernet backhaul so you can eliminate one wireless hop betwe