Question 1

Compared to asus rog rapture gt-ax11000 and netgear nighthawk x10 ad7200, who is better?

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Well the Netgear is "old" tech now.  Wireless AD is fast but only operates at super short distances.  15feet or less.  Line of sight.  The Asus has it smoked.  It has more horsepower than the ax6000 but really only because of the triband. Having 3 bands let's them put that big 11000 number in the name instead of 6000. 4800 per 5ghz band, 1200 for the 2.4ghz. The numbers are theoretical.  It really depends what your looking for and willing to spend.  The Asus is triband. Meaning 2.4ghz and 2 5ghz networks. Tplink is dual.  2.4ghz and 1 5ghz network.  They are both going to be comparable in speeds.  The tplink has 8 gig Ethernet ports.  Asus only has 4.  Range should be comparable.  The Asus is more customizable and geared towards gamers.  Tplink is more jack of all trades.  With the 15% back with the prime card, the tp link is about $180 cheaper.  I chose the tplink cause of price and didn't need the triband.  Plus was familiar with the brand having previously owned the ac1750.

Question 2

How many devices can this router handle?

Accepted Answer

I'm running about 50 wireless connection. and 20 ports through 2 switches. with me running Youtube and my wife is playing WEB games  and I'm watching Netflix. Also running Netflix a lot since Covid19, I don't experience any streaming problems. When I mentioned switches I'm running a 24 connection and a 9 connection routers. So multiple connections I have no problemS, On the router you have 8 Ports.

Question 3

Other say it Disconnect frequently need to reboot the router but I usually don’t reboot my router will it still disconnect the Device from the route?

Accepted Answer

I do have it setup to auto reboot once per-month. That time hasn't come yet. I have not had to reboot this router since I got everything setup. Been running fine for 3 weeks. I like it. It doubled our internet download speed and increased the upload by about 1/3. I have not had disconnects of my devices. I have about 70 or so devices connected at all times. Most of these are smart home type things.

Question 4

Is there a way to tell how much data individual devices are using with this wifi router?

Accepted Answer

If you access the QOS section of the web interface (not the tether app), you can see individual device usage.

ASIN	B07L56SN8M
Antenna Location	Gaming, Home
Antenna Type	Fixed
Best Sellers Rank	#102 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #1 in Routers
Brand	TP-Link
Built-In Media	Network Cabel, Power Adapter, QIG, Router
Color	Black
Compatible Devices	Gaming Console, Laptop, Personal Computer, Printer, Security Camera, Smartphone
Connectivity Protocol	Wi-Fi
Connectivity Technology	Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi
Control Method	Voice
Controller Type	amazon_alexa
Coverage	long-range
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (5,940)
Data Transfer Rate	5952 Megabits Per Second
Frequency	5 GHz
Frequency Band Class	Dual-Band
Global Trade Identification Number	00845973099763
Has Internet Connectivity	Yes
Has Security Updates	Yes
Is Modem Compatible	No
Item Dimensions L x W x H	30.5L x 25.4W x 10.2H centimeters
Item Type Name	WiFi 6 Gaming Router
Item Weight	1.59 kg
LAN Port Bandwidth	1000 Mbps
Manufacturer	TP-Link
Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate	2500 Megabits Per Second
Mfr Part Number	Archer AX6000
Model Name	Archer AX6000
Model Number	Archer AX6000
Number of Antennas	8
Number of Ports	9
Operating System	TP-Link HomeCare (or similar)
Other Special Features of the Product	Access Point Mode, Alexa Compatible, Beamforming, Internet Security, Parental Control, QoS
Router Firewall Security Level	Advanced
Router Network Type	hybrid
Security Protocol	WPA, WPA2, WPA3
UPC	845973099763
Unit Count	1 Count
Voltage	120240 Volts
Wi-Fi Generation	WiFi 6
Wireless Compability	802.11ac, 802.11ax, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n

TP-Link AX6000 WiFi 6 Router(Archer AX6000) -802.11ax Wireless 8-Stream Gaming Router, 2.5G WAN, 8 Gigabit LAN Ports, MU-MIMO, 1.8GHz Quad-Core CPU

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