Archer BE700

Another consideration is something like the TP-Link Archer BE700 (BE15000) goes for around $3-400 and includes a 10 GBE port and supposedly 4x4 on the 6 GHz band (they're advertising 11 Gbps without MLO at least), but I haven't heard the greatest of reviews on it. I'd also want something portable th

but why you need to plug it in and out?it cant be a constant connection through router/switch? also you can always invest in better wifi devices,wifi7 currently have capacity for over 3Gb/s wifi transfers with 2,5Gb lan portsfe TP-Link Archer GE230orTP-LINK Archer BE230 you will need to pair it with

Is Fidium still using Plume SuperPods as routers? I ran these even before FIdium, and I generally liked them, but recently ditched them and replaced with a TP-Link BE15000 (aka BE700 for reasons I don't understand), plus one TP-link extender that effectively gives me a mesh system to add coverage to

So i am currently using 2 Archer BE700's. According to your list, what is the yellow moon/sun mean under the "EMLSR Support"? Does the red "X" under "EMLMR Support" mean that it will never support this for these routers? The current MLO network these routers put out sucks! The standard single 5ghz b