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I've been using a TPLink AC1750 for years now and it has worked reliably.
But I am making this post to remind people that buying a router on price only is dangerous. The no/low-name brands can cause you much trouble as this article describes:
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Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
23 November 2020 https://cybernews.com/security/wa...l-devices/
What kind of BF sales are these? 12-17% off and one at 23%.
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I've been using a TPLink AC1750 for years now and it has worked reliably.
But I am making this post to remind people that buying a router on price only is dangerous. The no/low-name brands can cause you much trouble as this article describes:
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Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
23 November 2020 https://cybernews.com/security/wa...l-devices/
How is tp link firmware? I can no longer log into my linksys router, I get stuck on a waiting screen that is apparently a firmware bug according to forum posts.
How is tp link firmware? I can no longer log into my linksys router, I get stuck on a waiting screen that is apparently a firmware bug according to forum posts.
I've had no problem with mine, though my model is old and no longer updated.
Waiting for something on the deco x60 two pack. Does anyone know how the x60 dual band wifi 6 compares to the orbi rbk50 which is triband but wifi 5. The deco is $269. Orbi $299 give or take.
Waiting for something on the deco x60 two pack. Does anyone know how the x60 dual band wifi 6 compares to the orbi rbk50 which is triband but wifi 5. The deco is $269. Orbi $299 give or take.
I've been using a TPLink AC1750 for years now and it has worked reliably.
But I am making this post to remind people that buying a router on price only is dangerous. The no/low-name brands can cause you much trouble as this article describes:
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Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
23 November 2020 https://cybernews.com/security/wa...l-devices/[cybernews.com]
I will be using T-Mobile home internet soon. What would be a good router to pair with it? I don't game, only stream and surf.
Also, these routers with the external antennas, can one antenna be removed and replaced with a yagi antenna mounted on the outside eave, pointing out towards my back yard to improve coverage there?
I've been using a TPLink AC1750 for years now and it has worked reliably.
But I am making this post to remind people that buying a router on price only is dangerous. The no/low-name brands can cause you much trouble as this article describes:
-------------
Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
23 November 2020 https://cybernews.com/security/wa...l-devices/
How does AC1750 hold up? I've got a crappy old router and recently got fios 200mbps so looking for an upgrade. Not sure if I should look at wifi 6 options or something like what you mentioned or AC1900, etc.
So many choices for mesh WiFi. I'm just going to note that the Deco M5 system has only AC1300 while the Deco M9 currently on sale at Costco for $20 more is AC2200. Probably worth the extra $.
Just went from Linksys to TP-link about a month ago. AX-3000, around $125 from Target. Works well. Don't need the extenders to cover my home/office anymore. Buffers occasionally. Run a bit warm, at around 100°. Haven't had to reboot yet. Wifi 6 coming on all my new devices. Good product.
Was looking at the AX1800, too. $100 is a good price.
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But I am making this post to remind people that buying a router on price only is dangerous. The no/low-name brands can cause you much trouble as this article describes:
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Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
23 November 2020
https://cybernews.com/security/wa...l-devices/
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But I am making this post to remind people that buying a router on price only is dangerous. The no/low-name brands can cause you much trouble as this article describes:
-------------
Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
23 November 2020
https://cybernews.com/security/wa...l-devices/
But I am making this post to remind people that buying a router on price only is dangerous. The no/low-name brands can cause you much trouble as this article describes:
-------------
Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
23 November 2020
https://cybernews.com/security/wa...l-devices/ [cybernews.com]
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Also, these routers with the external antennas, can one antenna be removed and replaced with a yagi antenna mounted on the outside eave, pointing out towards my back yard to improve coverage there?
Thanks
But I am making this post to remind people that buying a router on price only is dangerous. The no/low-name brands can cause you much trouble as this article describes:
-------------
Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
23 November 2020
https://cybernews.com/security/wa...l-devices/
Was looking at the AX1800, too. $100 is a good price.