Archer BE230

They won't recommend routers beyond what they supply. I did my own research and ended up getting a TP-LINK BE230. It's easy to set up, has WIFI 7, and supports the PPoE needs of the EBOX connection. About $130 and commonly available. If you need better WiFi coverage than one device will provide, the

It's cheaper than tri band but WAY more expensive than a good wifi 6 system. No, not really, you can get a wifi 7 tplink router for like $90. https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Dual-Band-Archer-BE230-HomeShield/dp/B0DC99N2T8 It even has 2 x 2.5 Gb ports, this thing is WAY more than what 99% of people ne

Please look into TP-Link Archer BE230 BE3600

If you want to stick with TP-Link Archer, my BE230 works seamlessly.

OK, that's understandable. I saw somewhere else in the comments that your unit is like a hallway shape, which could explain why you're not getting the best coverage. If the router isn't as centrally located as possible, I would recommend doing that. I doubt you need a full mesh system for your apart

but why you need to plug it in and out?it cant be a constant connection through router/switch? also you can always invest in better wifi devices,wifi7 currently have capacity for over 3Gb/s wifi transfers with 2,5Gb lan portsfe TP-Link Archer GE230orTP-LINK Archer BE230 you will need to pair it with

There’s actually a reasonable explanation behind TP-Link selling a Dual-Band WiFi 7 router like the Archer BE230. 1. Wi-Fi 7 Is a Standard, Not a Frequency You're correct that Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) introduces support for the 6GHz band. But 6GHz is not a mandatory requirement for a router to be certifie