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TP-LINK Tri-Band Archer BE9300 6-Stream 9.2Gbps Wi-Fi 7 Router

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Select Meijer Stores (Store Locator) has TP-LINK Tri-Band Archer BE9300 6-Stream 9.2Gbps Wi-Fi 7 Router on sale for $99.99. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits.

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Features:
  • BE9300 Wi-Fi 7: Up to 9.2 Gbps tri-band speeds
  • 2 × 2.5G Ports: High-speed WAN & LAN, no 1G bottleneck
  • 6 GHz Band: Fast, low-interference connections
  • Advanced Wi-Fi 7: 320MHz channels & 4K QAM
  • Smart Connect: Auto-selects best band per device
  • Smooth 4K/8K & Gaming: Fast streaming, AR/VR, downloads
  • Airtime Fairness: Optimized bandwidth for all devices
  • Extended Coverage: 6 antennas + beamforming
  • EasyMesh Ready: Seamless whole-home Wi-Fi

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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this Offer:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $78.54 less (43.99% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $178.53 at the time of this posting.
    • This sale price is $80 less than this popular FrontPage Deal which received over 80 Thumbs Up from the community.
    • This sale price is good through 12/24/2025 or while supplies lasts.

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Select Meijer Stores (Store Locator) has TP-LINK Tri-Band Archer BE9300 6-Stream 9.2Gbps Wi-Fi 7 Router on sale for $99.99. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits.

Thanks Community Member MellowCatfish6336 for sharing this deal

Note, availability for store pickup varies by location

Features:
  • BE9300 Wi-Fi 7: Up to 9.2 Gbps tri-band speeds
  • 2 × 2.5G Ports: High-speed WAN & LAN, no 1G bottleneck
  • 6 GHz Band: Fast, low-interference connections
  • Advanced Wi-Fi 7: 320MHz channels & 4K QAM
  • Smart Connect: Auto-selects best band per device
  • Smooth 4K/8K & Gaming: Fast streaming, AR/VR, downloads
  • Airtime Fairness: Optimized bandwidth for all devices
  • Extended Coverage: 6 antennas + beamforming
  • EasyMesh Ready: Seamless whole-home Wi-Fi

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this Offer:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $78.54 less (43.99% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $178.53 at the time of this posting.
    • This sale price is $80 less than this popular FrontPage Deal which received over 80 Thumbs Up from the community.
    • This sale price is good through 12/24/2025 or while supplies lasts.

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mihscr
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I would stay away from Eero. It's owned by Amazon, and they hide basic features/ functionalities behind paywalls. Not to mention the privacy nightmare associated with their practices.

Google has its quirks too, but I would trust its routers over Amazon's (Eero) for a quick, user-friendly setup.
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EEros are terrible from a privacy standpoint, nobody should be getting them
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according to everything I've read, these have a pretty high failure rate and issues with the firmware... though for those who get a 'good' one, they like 'em.
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according to everything I've read, these have a pretty high failure rate and issues with the firmware... though for those who get a 'good' one, they like 'em.
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Dec 23, 2025 9:38 AM
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TigerwangDec 23, 2025 9:38 AM
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Worst routers, from reviews...
Dec 23, 2025 12:52 PM
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WhteverDec 23, 2025 12:52 PM
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Bought same model from Amazon two weeks ago. Setup was a breeze and it's been working great. For this price it's a no brainer honestly.
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Deep discount and great price, but you have to ask yourself why TP-Link is knocking two-thirds off the price when no other router manufacturers are doing that.

If you're a home user who doesn't want to do a lot of work and who is a techie, get a middle to high tier Asus and put the Merlin.

If you are a home user who doesn't understand all this networking stuff, just buy an Eero system.

If you are a techie who wants to get knee deep in configuration, you shouldn't even be here. You should be reading OpnSense tutorials instead. 🙂
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Quote from RogueVariable View quoted comment :
Deep discount and great price, but you have to ask yourself why TP-Link is knocking two-thirds off the price when no other router manufacturers are doing that.

If you're a home user who doesn't want to do a lot of work and who is a techie, get a middle to high tier Asus and put the Merlin.

If you are a home user who doesn't understand all this networking stuff, just buy an Eero system.

If you are a techie who wants to get knee deep in configuration, you shouldn't even be here. You should be reading OpnSense tutorials instead. 🙂
EEros are terrible from a privacy standpoint, nobody should be getting them
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HabSoDec 23, 2025 1:51 PM
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Quote from RogueVariable View quoted comment :
Deep discount and great price, but you have to ask yourself why TP-Link is knocking two-thirds off the price when no other router manufacturers are doing that. If you're a home user who doesn't want to do a lot of work and who is a techie, get a middle to high tier Asus and put the Merlin. If you are a home user who doesn't understand all this networking stuff, just buy an Eero system. If you are a techie who wants to get knee deep in configuration, you shouldn't even be here. You should be reading OpnSense tutorials instead. 🙂
Someone who's running nonsense in a network rack in the living room, this price is enticing but unless there's a deep dive into this particular revision, and some ddwrt image, or merlin, as you mentioned, I wouldn't touch it. I'm happily running a mesh set of ln1301's on ddwrt (more stable than openwrt) and a pair of T-Mobile ac68u's, remember those deals? Both 30$ for 2. Great effin APs
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Quote from RogueVariable View quoted comment :
If you are a home user who doesn't understand all this networking stuff, just buy an Eero system.
I would stay away from Eero. It's owned by Amazon, and they hide basic features/ functionalities behind paywalls. Not to mention the privacy nightmare associated with their practices.

Google has its quirks too, but I would trust its routers over Amazon's (Eero) for a quick, user-friendly setup.
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Quote from mihscr View quoted comment :
I would stay away from Eero. It's owned by Amazon, and they hide basic features/ functionalities behind paywalls. Not to mention the privacy nightmare associated with their practices.
That's why I only recommend it for the tech illiterate. It's at least plug and play. But yeah... You raise good points.
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Quote from RogueVariable View quoted comment :
That's why I only recommend it for the tech illiterate. It's at least plug and play. But yeah... You raise good points.
I hear you. There are so many caveats with these mega-corpos.
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Dec 23, 2025 2:52 PM
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RogueVariableDec 23, 2025 2:52 PM
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Quote from mihscr View quoted comment :
I hear you. There are so many caveats with these mega-corpos.
Truer words have never been spoken and it's only going to get much worse.
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TurbotalonDec 23, 2025 3:17 PM
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I have the higher end 10G model and it kinda sucks. I have MLO on my phone and PC and this thing never maintains a three band connection. I can get 8,000+ mbps on my PC through Ethernet. But wifi is more like 600mbps even in the same room on 5+6ghz. Also I have Tapo cameras and they literally also say I have an unstable network connection when I get to view them. Hopefully 2026 we will see more routers. I tried the high end Nighthawk earlier in the year but it didn't even have MLO which is just nuts.
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CEOTheNetworkDec 23, 2025 3:58 PM
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This one does have MLO, and I have owned multiple TP-Link routers. None have failed, fantastic bang for the buck. Depending on what your house is made of, you may want to pick up an extender for a large house, or in my case where I'm 30 feet and a pantry away from mine most of the time. Even then I get 600 Mbps on Speedtest. I don't understand how anyone is getting less than that, unless they live somewhere with a lot of interference. This is what I do for a living, and I have been very happy with TP-Link. The others are not with the price for a year or two, then they get tossed for the next greatest. Save the money.

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Quote from skwishbot View quoted comment :
according to everything I've read, these have a pretty high failure rate and issues with the firmware... though for those who get a 'good' one, they like 'em.
Bought the higher end one on sale and the range is amazing and have not had a single issue

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