Archer BE400

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.

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

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.

Just upgrade the router. I was in exactly the same position.yesterday installed the TP link be400 which the TP Link rep said could handle 128 devices. Can also create a dedicated channel for Internet of things devices. Working great so far.

I have used the Archer BE400 and the nanopi r5s and they get similar results I haven’t tried replacing the coax… might try that next!

Yeah just get wifi 7 router/ap for future proof. The connection in VD should show number above or around 2000mbps . If its 1200 or less you're using the wrong bandwidth on the wifi antenna (40mhz vs 80 MHZ you want 80) I got overpriced tp link Archer BE400 and it's amazing. It depends on how many de