Archer AX55

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

Did you check your speeds with a device hard wired with an Ethernet cable to the router? Then, you should see close to 1Gb speeds. The CR1000B router is terrible. I had unstable WiFi connections and replaced it with a TP-Link AX55 router and having a much better experience.

Get an archer ax55 off of marketplace for like $50

overkill yan op, sabi nga ng iba dapat mga devices mo is capable ng wifi 7. Also, may problema lng talaga router ng isp mo parang sakin, plan ko is 700mbps naka deco router ako pero nakukuha ko lng mga 200mbps, then nag palit ako ng archer ax55 wifi 6 (overkill din hehe) ayun nakuha max speed 700 mi

WiFi 6 is still the best value right now. Its fast, stable, and handles lots of devices well. WiFi 7 is good but kinda overkill unless you’ve got top-tier internet. Good real-world options: ASUS RT-AX86U → great for gaming + stability TP-Link Archer AX55/AX73 → best budget-performance balance TP-Lin

Gw cek sekilas speknya itu jadul banget. Cuma 300mbps (mungkin realnya nanti cuma 100an mbps) yang mana lebih rendah daripada speed langganan. Gw saran ambil wifi6, kaya tp link AX53/AX55 atau Tenda RX9. Supaya internetnya juga maksimal kesebar rata ke seluruh user kantor. Harganya emang rata2 deket

Burlington telecom is the best provider for home internet. For a WiFi router, the TP-Link Archer AX55 is a good value.

Yeah get a new router. I'm with 2 degrees and replaced their rubbish router with a TP Link AX55 a few years ago. That was pretty much the end of my network issues. ISP provided routers are generally cheap and crappy

We bought our own Archer AX55 and it's worked great. The only hiccup I've had in years was forgetting to check for a firmware update (which is easy)

They made that a while ago obviously, like 2014. I would look at a NETGEAR RS90 or a TP-Link Archer AX55 for an all around good router for an apartment. They are both around $100 and give good performance.