Archer BE400

Ik this router does not have a 6GHz band (cz 6GHz is not allowed to use by public in india). Should i still buy this router or someone please suggest me another router in the same budget.

I use a TP link BE400 with plusnet (FTTP/full fibre) , other routers will also work just as well and possibly better. There will be a little bit of setting up, bit its not difficult , Plusnet have a guide on how to use your own device on their service here: https://www.plus.net/help/broadband/broadb

Since I already have postpaid and a few other Airtel plans, it came to around ₹1500 for 15 days, which is normal for me. I’m also planning to buy the TP-Link Archer BE400 6500 Mbps Wi-Fi 7 Gigabit Router in this BBD sale.

The DECO mesh network needs another deco unit so: TP link BE400/6500 wired to Deco unit 1 Deco Unit 2 remotely connects to Deco unit 1, however both units need to be in wireless range of each other, if not then you will need to hard wire them or re position them so they are in range The TP link rout

Archer be400 is a dual band router. While it works, you could get better performance with a better wifi6e (tri band) router.

The Flint 2 has been, and probably still is, the cheapest router with at least one 2.5gbe lan port. That's why it became popular. The Archer BE400 seems like a slightly worse version of that so I wouldn't consider it. The BE550 is a step up from the flint 2 with wifi 7 and 4 ports at 2.5gbe. I'd say

I'm surprised you get -60dB in the same room... Like right now my phone says I get -34dBm in the same room, on 5GHz, at 3m distance from a 35$ Xiaomi AX3000T router that I flashed with OpenWRT and turned into an AP with band steering, VLANs and all. Also I get -31 dB 3m away from a Ruckus R710 that'

Base on some info from comments is seen like you are paying for 1 gig speed from your ISP and your first link is the eero - 6+ and for what I see on wifi max 940mbps but in real world will be less. I suggest you to try with a TP-Link BE500. Cat5e should be able to do 1 gig over 100 meter. Also your

The TP-Link BE6500 (AKA Archer BE400) has 2.5GB WAN, 1-2.5GB LAN & 3-1GB LAN ports. It's $149.99 at Amazon right now. The single 2.5GB LAN port means you can only hook up one device at 2.5GB on your local network (such as a PC, or a 2.5GB switch). Hooking up a 2.5GB switch to the port will let you s

Thank you for the suggestion. I finally got a Wi-Fi 6 router from Airtel now and will downgrade the plan to probably 300 Mbps in a few days. I also wanted to experience the 1 Gbps plan. I'm planning to get a TP-Link BE400 Wi-Fi 7 router in the BBD sale.