TP-Link WiFi 6 AX3000 Smart WiFi Router – 802.11ax Router, Gigabit, Dual Band, OFDMA, MU-MIMO, Works with Alexa(Archer AX50)

Before I get into my review I want to say that I know a lot about internet and wifi equipment.I have 8 devices connected to my network. Now I will start my review. I purchased a wifi 6 router that the company rockspace made. Now I did like their wifi 5 home mesh system. I still have that product sitting in my closet. However I was disappointed in their wifi 6 router. Here is a link to the review I wrote on it. https://www.amazon.com/review/R17KHWR84OT3X8/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8Well I decided to do some research on other wifi 6 routers. I read a lot of good things about this tp-link wi

UPDATE 11/16/21:I purchased another AX3000 - the updated Archer AX55 model. My plan was to use the original - reviewed below - as an access point downstairs to improve coverage. I have not set this up yet. The newer model AX55 is an improvement over the AX50. It doesn't run hot. It seems like the range is better. I have it in my upstairs home office on one side of my 2500 sq ft house and get an OK signal downstairs in my family room. Set up is the same as the AX50. I use an external drive connected to the USB3 port on the back. Seems to work better than AX50. I haven't measured the speed but I

First, a general rant about what it takes to install a new router. If I had my head on straight I would have realized there is more than just plugging the thing in and it broadcasting a signal. I'm way down the list when it comes to what I have connected but it was a pain to get everything up and running again. Phones, computers, iPad, Echo, smart plugs, garage door openers. The worst was the range extender - which I'd thought I wouldn't need - but that's not this device's fault. In general each item on it's own was not too difficult using the WPS button but some needed to have the device code

Bought to replace an aging R7000 Netgear Router ( developed a habit of "DNS server is not responding" error. )TL;DRPros:-price-ports-no reboots required after setting changesCons-no default admin / admin account like old routers-cant turn off QOS ( hasnt effected my network though)-lesser known brandSo this purchase was the culmination on about 40 hours of research. I was a die hard Netgear owner for about 15 years. i decided to try something new for a few reasons.1. new routers are stupidly expensive. most Wifi 6 routers with any reasonable hardware are going to run $270+2. firmware issues ar

Update, speed and range of its wifi is phenomenal, raised to 5 stars!I bought this to replace a 3 month old mesh system we'd bought. I thought the mesh, with its second access point, had decent range but we had huge issues with our devices not wanting to let go of the access point they first connected to, would rarely jump over to 5ghz, and speeds were literally 2-10% of what our modem provides 50% of the time. So, I bought the TP-Link AX50 for the same price and for day 1 at least, I'm extremely pleased with the router's performance. Where the mesh would struggle to push 5mbs, i have 240mbs (

So, to begin this review I will give you an overview of my review. This router has a major design flaw in its cooling design. This design flaw causes the router to overheat, which in turn causes it to thermal throttle, which makes it unusable.So, I have been using a 5 year old router and recently decided to upgrade. I did research and read reviews and I chose this router, the TP-Link WiFi 6 AX3000 Smart WiFi Router. Unfortunately, I chose wrong.One day at work, about 2 weeks after setting it up I noticed my home's alarm system kept switching to cellular back up, which means my wifi was going o

I usually go with a top of the line router but since the AX11000 is not available on Amazon and the AX6000 is quite expensive for just another WiFi band and (4) additional Ethernet ports, I decided to try out this Dual-band WiFi 6 router. This replaced my aging (but very reliable) TP-Link Archer C3200 which was a very good and very reliable 3-band WiFi router and was still running ok but I wanted to try out a new, more powerful router with WiFi 6 capability to see how much they've improved. Well, I can tell you that they've improved A LOT! I used all (3) bands on the old C32000 to combat inter

I have spectrum. I used to have 400 mbps internet. Before this router I was getting speeds of 475 mbps on wifi and 595mbps hard wired. I was using my own equipment (not there's). I upgraded my speed to the gig for spectrum. I needed to use their modem 3.1 because my own modem of 3.0 was not getting the speeds. So I was using my own router it can support the gig internet speed but it did not. I was just getting wifi speed of 475 mbps still and hard wired speed of 575. Now, I am still using their modem of 3.1 and i purchased this router tplink Archer AX50 (WIFI 6). Before I turned it on, I also