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TP-Link Archer GX90 AX6600 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6 Gaming Router $299, Ubiquiti UniFi U7-Pro Access Point $344 Delivered @ Wireless 1

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  • Tri-Band structure provides a 4.8 Gbps Game Band exclusive for your gaming rigs and bings pure immersion.
  • Unleash the potential of your next-level bandwidth network with a 2.5 Gbps WAN/LAN port.
  • 1.5 GHz Quad-Core CPU and 3 coprocessors ensure your network performance always at peak run.

Also have a pretty good price on this popular and latest generation UniFi access point.

$344 Ubiquiti UniFi WiFi 7 U7-Pro Access Point 9.3 Gbps Over-the-air Speed PoE+ Powered (Use coupon code 'GOOGLE5')

  • WiFi 7 with 6 GHz support
  • 140 m² (1,500 ft²) coverage
  • 300+ connected devices

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  • +5

    Looks like some Half-Life Headcrab on steroids. I think we were all using dial up modems back then though :{

  • i think it needs another antenna

    • Let's place it right in the middle

  • G A M I N G

  • Is this an overkill for 50mbps/20mbps opticomm plan?

    • That plan could be under kill actually

      • It works so far, kids play fortnigth and minecraft, i only play dota 2. Wife watching netflix. Enough for my wfh job as well. Planning to change my Asus RT-AC86U router

        • Do you still need modem to connect with this?

  • Need a new router and that's a tempting price but everything I'm reading says the ASUS RT-AX86U Pro is the one to get!

  • Give us a deal on the rt-ax86u pro plz. ty.

  • I got this and I hate how it looks wish I could hide it

  • Will this work for G.Fast isp like Capti?

  • +2

    Routers in this general performance camo have become so hard to recommend since the GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) managed to sort out its stock levels.

    Simple eaay firmware, fully open source if you want to DIY OpenWRT, and hardware to die for, at $40 less, and on sale often.

    • What's the WiFi like? Have they sorted our their issues?

      • I never had any issues.

        Its a common chipset and I was able to compile my OS for it with very little config.

  • I cant go back to anything not Open-WRT based after trying out a GL.iNet router. The transparency on what is happening on your network & the options to configure exactly how you want are worth every cent.

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