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Not TD'ing or anything, just pointing out this is Intel-based, so it will almost certainly never see third-party firmware support.
TP-Link is fine, but they're not known for long-term support, so just be aware that you're "saving" money up front, but you will pay for it later when they stop updates in 18 months.
Still, it's $99. And I'd take TP-Link over a comparably priced / spec'd Netgear any day.
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Not TD'ing or anything, just pointing out this is Intel-based, so it will almost certainly never see third-party firmware support.
TP-Link is fine, but they're not known for long-term support, so just be aware that you're "saving" money up front, but you will pay for it later when they stop updates in 18 months.
Still, it's $99. And I'd take TP-Link over a comparably priced / spec'd Netgear any day.
I like TP-Link AX routers, but they get hot and when they are hot they drop connection and reset. If you keep it in a good airflow area, this thing is reliable and performs well. I can 't put this behind my couch like the D-link or Orbi AX routers I've tested recently.
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I like TP-Link AX routers, but they get hot and when they are hot they drop connection and reset. If you keep it in a good airflow area, this thing is reliable and performs well. I can 't put this behind my couch like the D-link or Orbi AX routers I've tested recently.
Have this router, it runs super hot. I used soldiering iron to make holes on top. It's never scrapped on me but still runs hot. Bought it on eBay for $50
And I JUST BOUGHT a AX1800 router for almost the same price. After waiting for two years for wifi 6 pricing to come down. C'est la vie.
Yeah these drops in router prices all of a sudden stinks. I spent $80 on the ax1800 from amazon and their short 30 day return period just lapsed. Ugh. Knew I should have bought elsewhere. But my old one stopped working and I needed it for work from home.
Have this router, it runs super hot. I used soldiering iron to make holes on top. It's never scrapped on me but still runs hot. Bought it on eBay for $50
You should get a usb portable fan and plug into the back of the router.
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TP-Link is fine, but they're not known for long-term support, so just be aware that you're "saving" money up front, but you will pay for it later when they stop updates in 18 months.
Still, it's $99. And I'd take TP-Link over a comparably priced / spec'd Netgear any day.
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TP-Link is fine, but they're not known for long-term support, so just be aware that you're "saving" money up front, but you will pay for it later when they stop updates in 18 months.
Still, it's $99. And I'd take TP-Link over a comparably priced / spec'd Netgear any day.
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