Archer AX73

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

Trust me it's busted. There are thousands of people with the same exact issue if you search around. Here's my setup: TP-Link AX5400 WiFi 6 Router (Archer AX73):Firmware Version 1.3.6 Build 20240325 rel. 392412.4ghz Network used for IOT devices onlyBand steering disabledStatic IP assigned for ecobee'

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

Thank you The router’s upstairs because that’s where all my wired kit is now — PC, CCTV, wired devices. It makes more sense for my circumstances to keep majority of the hardware out of sight; newborn and flashing lights are fascinating it seems. It also keeps the living room tidy which is unfortunat

Here’s a breakdown of the best router options for your 300-400 Mbps connection in a 2-3 BHK home, with a focus on future-proofing, reliability, and performance. I’ll also clarify whether Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 6 is the better choice for your situation. Should You Choose Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E, or Wi-Fi 7? 1.

All TP-Link i have stopped receiving updates in the first 2 years since I bought them. And I have quite new ones like Archer AX73. I suspect they do everything in their power to let your router opened to Chinese state hackers simply by not providing updates anymore as soon as possible and hiding thi

Apoligies i dont think i read through properly lol, Archer AX73 would be my choice cant remember if its wifi 6 or 7. Have in around 400 properties around the UK great pieces of kit and very reliable in my experience all the best

Dar atsiprašau, ne taip perskaičiau ko ieškai, maniškis yra Wi-Fi 6, ne 6E, bet kiek žiūrėjau yra TP-Link Archer AXE75, jis turi biškį naujesnį Broadcom CPU, maniškis BCM6755 (1.5 GHz, 4 core), AXE75 - BCM6756 (1.7 GHz, 4 core), AX73 pvz yra dar toks, bet šis jau yra realiai apkarpytas AX20 tik su g

Just eat the monthly ~$5 rental for the modem, put it into bridge mode, and get a dedicated router (even something like TP Link AX73). Will get you great coverage, a good router, and your Ethernet ports you need and save you money from buying a separate modem/router combo that likely will suck and f

👆🏽This. Also use an app like WiFiAnalyzer and check for less congested channels. TP-LINK AX73 supports 'Zero Wait DFS' so you can pick a higher value channel that most routers don't support or avoid because of the wait time for radar scan. Zero wait DFS fixes this. For example, at my office block, th