Decent price for a solid Wi-Fi 6 router
Can also use as a cheap solution for a Wi-Fi repeater/access point with your existing router
Even better if you can combine with Perks $10 voucher
TP-Link Archer AX10 AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 Router $67 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ JB Hi-Fi
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KiwiBloke on 18/07/2024 - 21:46 jbhifi.com.au (690 clicks)
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Been using one of these for 2 months solid and not a single hiccup.
Can it actually be used as a wifi repeater? The manual mentions an access point but no repeater function.
Archer AX10 is not a Wi-Fi repeater.
Archer AX10 can be used as a router or access point.
Would it need a wire to act as an access point to the router?
Googled but still unclear
Correct
Can you use it as a modem for nbn FTTP or would I still need a router?
You can use this as a standalone, connected directly to your NBN box
I use one of these with my FTTP 100/16 connection at home. AX10 a modem+router combo device.
Upgraded to 125/20 plan and had to purchase a new router as this AX10 would not go higher than about 80Mbps… The technician said claimed this is a common complaint with this router.
Bought an ASUS router to replace it and it has been a rock solid 125Mbps, plus local wifi file transfer to my NAS is significantly faster.
125Mbps is not good. I get 250Mbps for backup with my Raspberry Pi 5 "NAS", $40 Orange Pi Zero2 client, and 10yo NBN modem as a router/access point. Using rsync & CIFS.
If only we could all get 250Mbps on a 125Mbps plan lol.
Thanks for the heads up, think I'll steer clear of a new router that can't even do 125Mbps if only for the sake of future proofing.
Which Asus device did you get? My aunt is having the same problem at her place.
Probably a great router but I couldnt look at that thing in my house
we love perks voucher…
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