Archer AXE75

TP-Link AXE5400 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Router (Archer AXE75) Not too expensive, but I find TP-Link to not be too bad for consumer level gear.

I wound up getting a tp link Archer Axe75 router with the tether app and swapped out our main router to get proof. It can be set up to track individual device usage even in incognito. It won’t show the exact videos being viewed but it’ll show what domain names and apps have been visited and for how

Virtual Desktop has their own discord server. The volunteers there are very knowledgeable on which routers to use, and will even advise you on how to set it up. This is the current recommended list as produced by their bot using the /routers command: The following routers have been reported to work

I had some lower end Lynxis router and tons of issues with portal, got myself TP-Link's Archer AXE75 for Christmas and let me tell you, this thing is a beast. No issues since, and super simple app to manage network and all settings.

I got the TP-Link Archer AXE75 off Ebay for $50. I originally got it for my Quest 3 before I upgraded to the GXR, but it works perfectly for me for the GXR

Just weighing in and adding on to u/SameWeekend13 answers. Some ISP supplied routers are trash because of cheap skate components, planned obsoletion, or lack of functionality. I had an reputable brand modem/router combo in the form of an netcomm nf18acv. (Individual user ratings may vary) It did ser

When I try streaming games from my PC, which is hooked up via Ethernet, to my OLED Steam Deck. It'll frequently show me the "connection too slow, lower your bitrate" message on moonlight. I only stream at 1280x800 at 60fps and 20mbps bitrate. Doesn't seem too demanding but it'll show that message qu

Fiber will always be better than Starlink. I wouldn't worry too much about negative reviews, many customers with good experiences don't leave positive feedback. Most of the these companies work just fine. You'll still need to choose the right networking gear for your setup, whether that's a standalo

For that size home, go for the TP-Link Archer AXE75 for great range, or the AX80 if you want more speed. The Nighthawk AX12 is also a solid pick

I'm using a TP-Link Archer AXE75 which works very well no issues. You can use any modern router with a gigabit WAN port but also one with Wifi 6 capability is advisable given the speeds coming in.