go for Asus. avoid TP-Link. source: ex Asus AC66 user who regretted upgrading to TP-Link Ax73, Ax55

Yes, you can replace the Airtel router with your own. Sometime back, the wi-fi of my primary Airtel router stopped functioning. So, I called the Airtel guy and asked him to remove their router and configure my after-market old router lying around. He called his backend team (outsourced by Airtel) an

Difference is the processor, if budget is not an issue go for AX73 AX72 = 1 GHz Dual-Core AX73 = 1.5 GHz Triple-Core CPU https://www.tp-link.com/au/compare/?typeId=9&productIds=48500%2C50966

I might be wrong, but I think Easymesh access points as I have them configured do talk to each other and move devices between them. My downstairs TP-Link AX73 is acting as a router and the Main device in the EasyMesh setup. Upstairs I have an AX75 configured as a "satellite router" that inherits con

It is not as clear as I would like is to be. I do not think that they locked down fw upgrade too far; it's that they made it hard enough to not be worth it for an average Joe. I used this table to search for ax (short for 802.11ax, aka WiFi6, up to 9.6Gbps transfer speed) within 5GHz models. You can

You’re welcome! It’s just about local network speed. If you get yourself an AX5400, hookup the PC to it you’re set for $150. I use Virtual Desktop which is fantastic for this. https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Archer-AX73-High-Speed-Streaming/dp/B08TH4D3QV I tried the cable thing too and honestly it wa

Hey, thanks for the wireguard recommendation. Unfortunately the Archer AX73 at remote site doesn’t support wireguard (yet) I believe there’s an update this month where they’re deploying wireguard (can’t find the source I seen this). Would you have a recommendation of a router that natively supports

Hello fellow Aussie. ISP supplied router? They are usually junk. I run a TPlink Archer AX73 and a TPlink RE700x mesh extender - no issues. You may or may not need the extender, depending on the size/layout of your house.

Mate, I can't thank you enough for the recommendation to use TP Link Easymesh. I sourced all my hardware off eBay, an AX73 as the main router, an AX55 as my 'broadcaster' from the church to the house, and an AX20 as the router in the house to receive the connection from the church. Upgraded the firm

I just mention the TP-Link business since some are concerned about TP-Link. So far, nothing has been produced as proof and if it really was a threat, they would have already have been outed for that. Tempest in a teapot so far. Picture is big help. I know you show wifi off in the sky hub, so if that