Archer BE230

Най-доброто което можеш да направиш е Mesh network, така няма да товариш рутера и ще имаш сигнал на всякъде, аз с 3 етажна къща използвам рутер TP-Link Archer BE230 със Wi-Fi Mesh TP-Link Deco M4 (3-pack) и Медиен конвертор TP-Link TL-FC311B-2. Имам сигнал чак у лозето. И не беше кой знае колко скъп

Pick something in your price range towards the top of this list and you'll be sweet: Choice Wi-Fi Routers If you've got a bigger home, pick one that supports mesh and either get a pack or multiple units. My value pick is the tp link be230.

For that speed, TP Link Archer BE230 seems pretty good value and capability

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

Wirecutter says the TP-Link Archer BE230 is best, $89 at Walmart and $1 more at Amazon.

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.

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

OK, gotcha, in that case any consumer router should work fine. If you want to pick up your wifi from a block away, that WRT-3200 is great. If you want something more tame, then I would suggest a TP-Link, really anything that fits your budget. I like the Deco system, but their standard routers are fi

CAT6 is fine, no need for CAT6A. CAT6 is less expensive and has a smaller cable diameter (~6mm vs ~7.5mm for CAT6A) so it's more flexible, easier to pull and and easier to terminate. CAT6A requires CAT6A-rated modular plugs and an appropriate tool to terminate. CAT6 will handle up to 5GbE at 100m an