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If you're looking for better coverage, backward compatibility w/ all WiFi devices + Advance WPA3 security & more reliable connection to devices w/o losing speed, you should consider this.
Item is returnable until January 31, 2021
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Additional Note
You may choose to utilize TP-Link's OneMesh; use your compatible router and range extender to form a mesh WiFi network; allowing you to roam free w/o connecting to a new network or dropping your connection
Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
I have this router and I'm happy with it. I have 30 clients (including IoT devices) connected to it and zero issues. Stay away from Linksys routers. I had EA9500 which I paid almost $300 3 years ago and Linksys is not patching (security/bug) the firmware. Linksys is famous with abandoning their routers.
Regarding your first link, while the specs are the same, the Walmart unit is the older AX20 model, which I've read is susceptible to overheat issues. This one is the updated AX21 model, which has improved ventilation and additional encryption options.
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12-21-2020 at 01:34 PM.
I have this router and I'm happy with it. I have 30 clients (including IoT devices) connected to it and zero issues. Stay away from Linksys routers. I had EA9500 which I paid almost $300 3 years ago and Linksys is not patching (security/bug) the firmware. Linksys is famous with abandoning their routers.
I have this router and I'm happy with it. I have 30 clients (including IoT devices) connected to it and zero issues. Stay away from Linksys routers. I had EA9500 which I paid almost $300 3 years ago and Linksys is not patching (security/bug) the firmware. Linksys is famous with abandoning their routers.
Do you know if this particular router can enable wisp mode?
I can look it up, you said you had it though, figured I'd ask.
TIA
Do you know if this particular router can enable wisp mode?
I can look it up, you said you had it though, figured I'd ask.
TIA
If supports the AP mode, but I haven't tested it. I have another really old router that I use it as AP to extend the wireless coverage for my outdoor Christmas lights. Their connection were dropping often and the AP mode old router is working for the holidays that being said my TPLink is my main router. It has great coverage, the outdoor Christmas lights are really far away so that's not TPLink's issue.
If supports the AP mode, but I haven't tested it. I have another really old router that I use it as AP to extend the wireless coverage for my outdoor Christmas lights. Their connection were dropping often and the AP mode old router is working for the holidays that being said my TPLink is my main router. It has great coverage, the outdoor Christmas lights are really far away so that's not TPLink's issue.
Thanks! I have a bit of an odd set up, but may be able to make it work with this router.
I have another tp-link outdoor ap router that I'm currently using in wisp mode to basically piggy-back off a different router, but this may be a more viable solution for me.
Regarding your first link, while the specs are the same, the Walmart unit is the older AX20 model, which I've read is susceptible to overheat issues. This one is the updated AX21 model, which has improved ventilation and additional encryption options.
If you're going to spend $100, don't you want something better than the T-Mobile/Asus AC1900 that can do 1300Mhz on the 5Ghz band and went for $30-50 many years ago?
We're all ears. If you're going to throw shade, at least do it constructively and provide your alternative recommendations.
Would everybody recommend this or the Costco deal that was available for $99 earlier this month?
No expert but I think the Costco deal is the way to go. Especially because if you don't like it just return it. You could buy both and see how each does in your home.
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However I've read the AX3000 is a much better router For $30 more. See here:
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I can look it up, you said you had it though, figured I'd ask.
TIA
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However I've read the AX3000 is a much better router For $30 more. See here:
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutte..._fG
I can look it up, you said you had it though, figured I'd ask.
TIA
If supports the AP mode, but I haven't tested it. I have another really old router that I use it as AP to extend the wireless coverage for my outdoor Christmas lights. Their connection were dropping often and the AP mode old router is working for the holidays
I have another tp-link outdoor ap router that I'm currently using in wisp mode to basically piggy-back off a different router, but this may be a more viable solution for me.
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However I've read the AX3000 is a much better router For $30 more. See here:
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/TP-Lin...thena=tru
However I've read the AX3000 is a much better router For $30 more. See here:
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutte..._fG
I didn't see that one in the article. The only one they have is $70 more.