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- WiFi Speed: AX11000
- Wireless Networking Standard: 802.11ax
- WiFi Band: Tri-Band
- WiFi: Yes
- MU-MIMO: Yes
- RJ45 WAN Ports: 1
- RJ45 LAN Ports: 8x Gigabit Port
TP-Link Archer AX11000 MU-MIMO Tri-Band WiFi 6 Router $449 Delivered @ Shopping Express
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Not enough antennas!
8 is a lucky number though
Yeah, how do I fit one in the middle??
WIFI 6 needs multiple antennas.
Make sure you select insurance cover as well since its free anyway.
not sure if router or spaceship.
Most likely it can do both
Poor crab. Will never get back to its feet
FWIW - WiFi 6 is still in draft.
6e??
Any reviews on this for Gigabit connections?
AXE is around the corner to deliver 6e.
Asus have a model coming out in December 2020.
Anyone knows which one should I choose? Asus Ax88u or this one Tp-link AX11000. We have the max transfer rate is up to 100M/s. do they have lots of differences?
These are the two modems I'm debating over also…
I am now stuck at which brand I shoould choose. Asus or Tp-link?
They both have the same Broadcom 64bit quadcore CPU. One is dual and the other tri-band. The issue I have with TP-LINK vs Asus is firmware updates. I switched from a high end TP-LINK AC router to two Asus AX Routers in a mesh setup, simply because the firmware hadn't been upgraded for ages on the TP-LINK. The CPU in the routers is exactly the same. The TP-Link was reliable and was able to achive 700mbs+ on my NBN setup.
@shellshocked: Yeah this was one of my concerns. I've heard numerous reports about Asus firmware being updated more frequently and the browser/app UI is much cleaner.
asus could be meshed.
My tech heart stopped for a moment when I saw AX11000 for $449, then started beating again when I realised it's a tplink one. Recently bought TP-Link AX50 and Asus AX86U 😅 if this was an Asus AX11000 I'd be 'i want it!'
Fo sure. But do you think Tp-Link ax11000 will be better than AX88u? Even these two not on the same level.
From my personal experiences, I'd go Asus since I find them more reliable and stable than TP-Link when it comes to hardware and firmware.
When it comes to better, it depends on your use case. In my case, I need to constantly stream data between two local devices with the best latency (no spikes <5ms), so I'm not going to compromise on price to achieve that. I'm not sure how TP-LINK goes for their higher end products, I saw them as an affordable/budget option which may not have perfect results, but works.
That isn't just a router - it's a crown for the King of the Internet.
Does anyone know the 2.5G WAN can be used for LAN? Thanks.