Archer AXE75 AXE5400Mbps WiFi 6E Router Tri-Band, Gigabit Ethernet Ports, USB 3.0, WiFi Booster, 512MB RAM, OneMesh, WPA3, Ideal for Gaming, HomeShield, Compatible with Alexa

I've been using this router for about a month now and wish I had bought it sooner. The upgrade in speed and coverage compared to my Plusnet Hub 2 is well worth the outlay. Set up is straightforward, as is the case with all the other TP Link products I own. You can lose the ISP's router completely and plug this straight into the Openreach ONT box on the wall. Log in using your ISP account and the router is up and running. I have a three storey house with the AXE75 being located on the ground floor and it manages to deliver good speeds even to the kids' rooms on the top floor. I have considered buying TP Link's WiFi 6E extender (expensive) or a second AXE75 (as an extender) to bolster the signal around the house but it's not strictly necessary as the router does a good job on its own. Impressed. My PC (on the first floor) is now getting speeds of around 575 Mbps, up from around 250 Mbps with the Plusnet router. The 6GHz signal to my PC is not as fast but this is because this band doesn't travel as well though walls and floors and prefers line of sight to get the best speeds. This is where an extender may come in useful. The 5Ghz band, though, is blisteringly fast if you have a fast fibre connection. Your ISP-supplied router won't take advantage of it. This will.

Bought this when I was shopping for a WIFI 6e router after some research into cost vs performance etc. I chose this product as I was familiar with other TP-link products and was happy with their quality and usability. This product was also on the more affordable side of WIFI 6e routers at the time of purchasing. Firstly, the setup was easy and relatively quick. The user controls and network settings were well layed out and easy to change. The Router gives a strong signal and good connection through the gigabit RJ45 ports too. I haven't had any dropouts or lost signals through the router and had nothing but consistent service. I would highly recommend this router to anyone wanting to upgrade from the pitiful routers that internet service providers (ISPs) provide. Just be mindful that the ISP mostly want their equipment back if you cancel your contract so as tempting as it is... dont bin your old router.

I bought this router as I was constantly having issues with my Virgin Media Hub 3. I would constantly get disconnections from too many devices connecting to my hub and I had a few dead-spots in my home which I needed to address. The router was super easy to setup and the app allows use to customise how you want the router to behave - which is super nice. The range is now perfect I now have no connection issues and my WiFi speeds are faster than the hub 3. I get a connection quite far out of my home now which is great. Also, as this router is WiFi 6E, devices can take advantage of the 6ghz lane which is perfect for modern smartphones / laptops as well as those who have access to 1gbps internet.

Update: July 2024 firmware update bricked my router! Returned to Amazon for a refund. Great router when used with the excellent TP-Link Tether app. Annoyingly the package is supplied with a 0.5 metre Cat 5e cable instead of 6e. Old tech cable and cable too short. Also, really annoying is that the power adapter also has a really short lead. Hopeless if you want to place high up and slightly away from a power point. Little things like that let it down. Router however is nicely designed and highly spec'ed for the value for money price. Didn't find it made much of a speed improvement over the supplied WiFi 6 router from EE, but software is infinitely better and full control over the device. Recent price drop makes this WiFi 6e router close to the price of it's WiFi 6 sibling. Worth the extra £30 for future proofing. Overall happy, but will need to purchase a new adapter and Cat 6e longer network cable.

Setting up the router, and I've set up quite a few in my time as a telecoms engineer, was an absolute doddle, it did absolutely everything it was supposed to, on the first try, and all through a phone app. Network performance is fantastic, hitting the full 1000Mbps of my fibre optic connection (minus overheads). The WiFi performance is good too, we're in a two bedroom and it reaches all corners with good speeds. The web interface, and Tether app, are both very well laid out and easy to use if you want to tweak things. For under £100 I can't think of a single issue, it's a 5 star review from me.

Having put up with Virmin Media's hub3 for too long with it's totally dire WiFi performance (they dulled the ouput power of the hub3 WiFi with firmware updates deliberately so you ring them & they offer to rent you their rubbish WiFi boosters, DON'T!!) I decided to switch my hub3 into modem mode & plug it into this TP-Link Archer AXE75 AXE5400Mbps router, so happy I did. This router is easy to set up & configure, easy to read & understand the instructions (I used my PC web browser, I didn't bother with app), I now get 100% solid WiFi performance with no drop outs at all, full signal in every room on any device, good signal/range/decent speeds in the garden through concrete wall/trees etc, at about 60ft away, much better speeds overall over the WiFi than what the pathetic hub3 router mode provided. Very happy with this router & how it is performing with a lot of devices connected to it over WiFi, in all areas, anyone with the hub3 looking for a decent router replacement without the need of using Virmin Media's rip off "rented boosters", the TP-Link Archer AXE75 AXE5400Mbps is does a decent job, no fuss, 24/7, haven't switched mine off or had to reset it since I got it!

I bought this and I was happy with the wifi 6e. However, all ports are only 1GBPS. This means the 2.4GBPS through wifi 6e is not usable in most scenarios. For my PCVR I want my PC to connect to the router with a speed equal or higher than wifi. So, I had to buy another wifi 6e from Asus with ports of 2.5Ghz. Even link agrigation is not possible in this model. So, put some more money and buy a good model with faster LAN ports, 2.5 or 10GBPS.

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