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TP-Link Archer A7 AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (Refurb) Expired
$30
$59.99
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BHPhotoVideo.com has TP-Link Archer A7 AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (Refurbished) on sale for $29.99. Shipping is free. Thanks TheAnarchist
Note, includes a 90-day limited warranty w/ purchase.
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Note, includes a 90-day limited warranty w/ purchase.
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- TP-Link Archer A7 AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (Refurbished)
- Power Supply Unit
- Ethernet Cable
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- This router provides up to 450 Mb/s over 2.4 GHz and 1300 MB/s over 5 GHz line. Connect devices via USB 2.0 Type-A port for file sharing or wireless printing.
- Offer valid only for October 10, 2019 or while supplies last. This matches a previous Frontpage deal from August. -StrawMan86
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BH Photo Video [bhphotovideo.com] has TP-Link Archer A7 AC1750 Wireless Dual-Band Gigabit Router (Refurbished) on sale for $29.99. Shipping is free.
Note, available October 10th only or while supplies last.
Note, available October 10th only or while supplies last.
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"This is the US v5.0 of the TP-Link Archer C7 (AC1750). There is only one version of the firmware from April 2018. The DD-WRT site states that v5.0 is not supported and "probably never will be". Regardless, the 5ghz antenna refuses to stay connected and recycles constantly. There is no problem with the 2.4ghz but having a dual band router with only one working set of antennas is completely unacceptable. I have v2.0 of the router running with DD-WRT and the 5ghz antenna works perfectly. I have to assume that TP-Link has deficient firmware for this router. The inability to upgrade to a newer native firmware from TP-Link, or to flash it with DD-WRT makes it unusable for someone like myself who utilizes the 5ghz band. Unfortunately, there's no way to tell what version hardware you're ordering. DD-WRT does support up to v4.0."
The sounds of "Dad, youtube's not loading" still haunt me to this day.
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"This is the US v5.0 of the TP-Link Archer C7 (AC1750). There is only one version of the firmware from April 2018. The DD-WRT site states that v5.0 is not supported and "probably never will be". Regardless, the 5ghz antenna refuses to stay connected and recycles constantly. There is no problem with the 2.4ghz but having a dual band router with only one working set of antennas is completely unacceptable. I have v2.0 of the router running with DD-WRT and the 5ghz antenna works perfectly. I have to assume that TP-Link has deficient firmware for this router. The inability to upgrade to a newer native firmware from TP-Link, or to flash it with DD-WRT makes it unusable for someone like myself who utilizes the 5ghz band. Unfortunately, there's no way to tell what version hardware you're ordering. DD-WRT does support up to v4.0."
"stable, strong signal, and well supported by the open source community (equiv to C7 v5)"
Here's the A7 thread: https://forum.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/v...sc&start=0
Latest build: https://download1.dd-wrt.com/dd-w...her-a7-v5/
I got a couple C7 V4 units when Walmart was clearing them out a while back and they've been fine on dd-wrt.
Thats I always get my firmware from a guy name HonestGuy23.
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The sounds of "Dad, youtube's not loading" still haunt me to this day.
It was on sale at Microcenter for perhaps $60 new. I had a pretty long conversation with the knowledgable worker there and he recommended this one to me at that price.
The one thing I had to do was log into the router and tell it what my internet speed was so it knows how to distribute correctly. Before I did that, when I started using a new device it would often cause my internet to halt on one or more devices.
It was on sale at Microcenter for perhaps $60 new. I had a pretty long conversation with the knowledgable worker there and he recommended this one to me at that price.
The one thing I had to do was log into the router and tell it what my internet speed was so it knows how to distribute correctly. Before I did that, when I started using a new device it would often cause my internet to halt on one or more devices.
I am assuming that it automatically distributes between 2.4 and 5ghz considering it's a smart one. I have 150 Mbps connection from Cox and got a wavlink router recently based on amazon reviews wherein I need to set up two different WiFis and decide which device to connect to which.