Archer AX73

Cum cablu nu se poate, as recomanda mesh. Cele standard de la digi sunt decente, dar nu ceva de top. Cele de gaming nu itj vor oferi brusc un ping magic, sunt routere ca orice router, la care platesti taxa de fraier. Daca nu ai un buget foarte mare, poti merge pe varianta TP Link, unul bun si unul i

The Tp-Link Archer AX73 has been absolutely flawless for me.

You do not need the RS300 for what you will be using it for. The Netgear Nighthawk RS200 will serve your purposes just fine since you only have a 1 gig fiber and a few devices. Look at the TP Link Archer AX73 router instead, its performance and price point will suit you well. Your current wired conf

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

I have an AX73 as my main router in an old stone Church built in 1894 (now a house), connected via Onemesh with an AX55, which broadcasts the WiFi to the house next door (also my property), and an AX20 in that house for its internet connection, in addition to two RE200's on the opposite side of the

Ну, я лично использую TP-Link Archer AX73, двушку кроет с запасом, но у меня он стоит, по сути, в середине квартиры. А так, тут дело больше не в самом устройстве, а в материале стен и зашумленности окружения. Если роутер стоит далеко, и стены плохо пропускают волны, можно что угодно ставить, результ

Cablu ar fi solutia ideala. Dar: pentru jocuri mp nu ai nevoie de viteza ci de latență scăzută. Incearcă să te conectezi la 2.4 ghz si vezi cum merge/cat de stabil este. dacă nici așa nu merge, incearcă cu un alt router. Eu am sarit acum cativa ani de la unul de 90 de lei (care, sanki, suporta pana

You certainly could, if you want; the AX73 gives you the option to customize its SSID(s). Just bear in mind that since the Archer won't technically be using Deco mesh technology, core mesh features (e.g., fast roaming) may be affected, and some client devices may not roam as effectively between the

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

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.