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TP-Link Tri-Band BE19000 2 × 10G + 4 × 2.5G Port WiFi 7 Router (Archer BE800) $330 + Free Shipping
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Amazon [amazon.com] has TP-Link Tri-Band BE19000 2 × 10G + 4 × 2.5G Port WiFi 7 Router (Archer BE800) on sale for $329.99. Shipping is free.
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I have a 1.5gb connection. Main was on first floor. 2600 sqft house. Got every bit of that 1.5 to the satelite one and my pc that was wired to it. Got no less than 750mbps in the furthest corners of my house.
Not sure what about other guys experience was BUT my issues were mostly with the ecosystem. As a standalone router it's a beast but using it as a mesh you don't have as many tweaks or controls, you don't get all the little features and controls that even the deco app from the same company has. The leds are cool but you can't control the satellites just the main even though the tab says you can.
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It looks to have 4x4 on 6Ghz band but cut down 5Ghz band vs BE800. Also 1x 10Ghz WAN, 1x 2.5Ghz + 3x 1Ghz LAN.
The 6Ghz channel was clear, but it kept disconnecting at the same distance (~150ft away through 3 dry walls). I'm having to use 5Ghz band to maintain stable connection, but BE700's bandwidth on 5Ghz band is less than my RAX45 (not a huge difference in actual use though).
The 6 built-in antennas of the BE700 perform a little worse than RX45's 4 external antennas. However my main pain is 6Ghz band performance (separate SSID) is quite bad. Range is less than 5Ghz and results in high latency and frequent disconnects.
I'm trying to understand 6Ghz/wifi6e/7 to hopefully tune this thing to work better in my environment. I love its integrated design and new tech (I have 3 wifi6e/7 devices and 2 more coming in, hence the need to upgrade to wifi7). The separate iot network is much appreciated too as it increases security and isolate slow IOT devices from the main network.
It looks to have 4x4 on 6Ghz band but cut down 5Ghz band vs BE800. Also 1x 10Ghz WAN, 1x 2.5Ghz + 3x 1Ghz LAN.
The 6Ghz channel was clear, but it kept disconnecting at the same distance (~150ft away through 3 dry walls). I'm having to use 5Ghz band to maintain stable connection, but BE700's bandwidth on 5Ghz band is less than my RAX45 (not a huge difference in actual use though).
The 6 built-in antennas of the BE700 perform a little worse than RX45's 4 external antennas. However my main pain is 6Ghz band performance (separate SSID) is quite bad. Range is less than 5Ghz and results in high latency and frequent disconnects.
I'm trying to understand 6Ghz/wifi6e/7 to hopefully tune this thing to work better in my environment. I love its integrated design and new tech (I have 3 wifi6e/7 devices and 2 more coming in, hence the need to upgrade to wifi7). The separate iot network is much appreciated too as it increases security and isolate slow IOT devices from the main network.
Moving up to better AC86U -> GT-AX6000, 2.4Ghz range is similar, and 5Ghz range is improved. If you can still have connection with 150 ft away through 3 dry walls, that is still better than I expected although it is not so stable.
I have open floorplan, and this makes me feel itching to upgrade as 6Ghz would cover my house.
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Moving up to better AC86U -> GT-AX6000, 2.4Ghz range is similar, and 5Ghz range is improved. If you can still have connection with 150 ft away through 3 dry walls, that is still better than I expected although it is not so stable.
I have open floorplan, and this makes me feel itching to upgrade as 6Ghz would cover my house.
I might have to add a wifi6e/7 mesh unit.
That said, I switched back to 5Ghz and got similar results as before the swap
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