Archer BE400

Hello guys, can someone tell me if this router speed only around 200mbps or 20-30MB/s when transfering data locally, or the speed of share storage.

I test storage speed with Ethernet cable, the speed is correct. But if I use wifi it only has 20 to 30MB/s, but this router should have 2.5gbps theoret

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

I have both tp link be400 ( this one is expensive ) as well as a tp link archer c6 ( this is sufficient) . How many devices have you connected with the Airtel router wirelessly? And have you checked speed through lan cable ?

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

Hey everyone,

I recently ordered a TP-Link Archer BE400 from Amazon.in, expecting a brand-new router. But to my horror, I discovered that it was a used/refurbished unit—and worse, it still contained data from a Chinese hotel!

Even after a factory reset, a lot of pre-configured settings remained, i

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

I came here to say exactly this. It's absolutely infuriating, this is the third tp-link router I have and I mount them in the same place every time and this is enough to make me never want to buy a tp-link router ever again. On this new one, the Archer BE400, not only is the whole spacing different

I have the be400 archer wifi extender and a RE550 mesh. The network has changed but since I have the hive nano I don't see an option to connect to a new wifi network. Apparently it's supposed to do it automatically? The hive is still connected to the virgin router.

There was a very similar post yesterday (high latency, same router, similar specs). Look into my reply (and other replies) here: https://www.reddit.com/r/virtualreality/comments/1k8huyd/please_help_me_set_up_my_new_router/mp7zawx/ Take a screenshot of the VD performance overlay so we can see what exactly