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.

Well the tp link ones do advertise 6.8gbps for even 5ghz (be400) so not sure if anyone will ever need more than that at close range. But it may not work at that speeds or maybe it's bits not bytes (bytes will be 6.8/8 so .85 Gbps which I don't think is the case at all).

I have a TP-Link TL-SG1005D, 5 Port Gigabit switch fed by my a Linksys ISP router.

The switch connects; Synology NAS, Wireless Speaker and powerline connector feeding the TV connection and my TP Link AV1300 extender in my office/spare room.

Recently we changed ISPs and the Linksys router is atroci

Hey everyone, Have just been lucky enough to upgrade to FTTP and the old router I’ve had for years is struggling. I’m looking to future proof and get a wifi 7 router with a budget of ~$300. I don’t need a mesh setup at this stage.

I’ve checked out JB, Jaycar, Centrecom and other retail spaces. Am I

Upgraded from Archer BE400 to Nanopi R5S Both got similar speeds without Sqm enabled

Hey mate, I have a nanopi r5s And even before that I had a archer be400 Same thing on both

Hey we bought the TP-Link Archer AXE75 AXE5400 wifi 6 router as we heard it was good but its just not performing well even on a dedicated wifi 6 ghz . The latency is still quite high.

We were wondering if the TP-Link Archer BE400, BE6500 wifi 7 router would be a suitable upgrade.

Is this router