Archer BE230

Fiber doesn't have a Modem. It has an ONT (Optical Network Transceiver) that changes the Fiber connection into a Ethernet Connection for your Router to accept. Your TP Link AX5400 is simply a Router. And also does not support 2.5 Gig Ethernet. If you want a Router that can handle 2.5 Gig ethernet, y

TP-Link is much more reliable. ASUS routers have been very unstable recently, firmware bugs and all kinds of stuff. If I'm being honest, you should just get the BE230.

I am using a TP-Link BE230 (which I believe is the same as the BE3600) with toob. I'm not using a VPN on it, so can't comment on performance on that front. However, otherwise it's been solid since I got it in September last year. To put it into context, I kept the toob supplied router for two days b

I originally called Fidium and had my TP-Link Archer AX21 whitelisted. It worked fine. A few weeks later I decided to replace the AX21 as my main router with a TP-Link BE230 and use the AX21 as a satellite in AP mode. This time I cloned the MAC address of the AX21. The BE230 works great. I had read

What type of NBN do you have? FTTP? If so, I have a TP-Link Archer be230 that works well for my BuddyTelco 1000/50 plan.