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.

If parental controls with easy scheduling are a must, then sticking with Asus makes sense since their app is one of the better ones for that. Given your budget and setup, a few options to look at: Asus RT-AX86S / AX86U (open box or refurb): Strong Wi-Fi 6 performance, good range for a two-story hous

You'll be connecting the access point via ethernet to the Linksys MX4200's router (main mesh node), correct? And configuring the router (you are considering the TP-Link Archer AXE75) as an access point, yes? If so, that should work fine. The AXE75 is tri-band (2.4ghz/5ghz/6ghz) so if any of your dev

I set up a pair of Archer AXE75 yesterday and so far so good. Easymesh wasn’t that easy to set up but after some fiddling got it going. I can get the 6GHz band to my only device (Alienware laptop) that supports it on the second floor, with main router in the basement, which is great. I did notice ho

Have you double checked on the Virtual Desktop discord if the 6ghz router you're using is one of their recommended ones? I had problems with VD for a long time, even tried the Puppis S1. Nothing worked. Finally, bought the TP Link Archer AXE75. Truly. I should've bought this router before. I tried t

Don't have a focus vision and it's true a lot of people have problems with this device. I bought myself a Wi-Fi 6E router on Amazon for $100. And it can run the 5K resolution at 60 FPS perfectly fine over Wi-Fi I don't see any kind of impression or artifacting because the resolution is so high. You

If you have a decent PC, and you seem to have a fairly good gaming PC, then why skimp on a decent 6e router ?I have a TP-Link Archer AXE75 AXE5400Mbps 6e, and it's superb, and is a router recommended for Virtual Desktop. I got mine on Amazon, and pre-owned, so I saved a good few quid on a new one.Wh

Can't even imagine why you have problems to play HL2 VR. If you can start SteamVR, it is literally click and play. Maybe you have either a bad router or too many devices connected to it. My approach was to buy a router with 6e signal and ONLY connect the headset to the 6e SSID, and play as close as

You can try the TP-Link Archer AXE75. It’s got 6 GHz support, lets you pick channels, and works fine in bridge mode. It's pretty easy to set up, too, and not crazy expensive... Should do the trick without messing with the nursing home’s setup.

Hi, i ended up buying a dedicated wifi 6e router with a 6ghz connection (TP-link archer AXE75). Yes its expensive but now its really smooth with no problems. Just make sure your pc is connected with an internetcable. If you want a less expensive version and dont want to do some networking i can reco