Basically this deal: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/166202 is back.
TP-LINK ArcherD7 AC1750 Wireless Dual Band GIGABIT ADSL2+ Modem Router. Expires 7AM tomorrow.
The free USB Wireless AC Adaptor via redemption can be claimed until 5 January, 2015: http://www.tp-link.com.au/Archer-D7/
thats a c7, d7 is $167 at msy
And I believe you can score a free USB WiFi adapter
no practical difference
This is, as they say, a different product
you are, as we say, a sheep
That doesn't even make sense…. NEG FOR YOU
@cypher67: Gosh, so clever
Read earlier comments Einstein. It's practically the same product, despite a name change.
If only it does QoS…
What do you mean?
It has
„Quality of Service WMM Bandwidth Control”
is this what you are after?
It has something called Bandwidth Control. You get to control each IP's available bandwidth, but the bandwidth is reserved for that IP only. It's not the same as QoS.
still havent received the bonus t4u usb adapter, I bought in Sep. Did anyone receive theirs?
Yeah, I got mine already, a few weeks ago.
Yep received sometime last week
I've received USB adapter last Friday, so it is a good deal
This modem has very solid 5Ghz signal, if you after speed, it's the best one for under $200
I notice this has 2 usb ports on the back, can I put a USB modem in one? I want a device that I can share our 3G USB modem around the house with but that I can at the same time plug a harddrive into to serve up media to our smart TV
considering that centrecom could send a refurbished product, for peeps in syd, MSY has it for $162 vs $152 with delivery.
With $10 atleast you get a peace of mind it will be new.
Thanks for the reminder. Not a place I want to give my business to.
Story?
Plenty of them on here and in web chatter.
Just read the whole GTX780 issue.. was that only the time they've tried to sell refurbs? I've already ordered so it's a bit too late however their response seemed pretty reasonable to those who were affected.
Not a bad modem/router. Liking having the option to use different SSIDs in the 2.4/5GHz bands-whichever has the lowest interference when on my iOS and Android phones.
killergreely on 04/11/2014 - 10:42 Comment score below threshold.