Good price for a wifi 6 router. Can stack with 10% off TCN or Ultimate Gift Cards to sweeten the deal.
TP-Link Archer AX10 AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 Router $64 (via Price Beat Button) + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ The Good Guys
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It's definitely an improvement but what bottlenecks do you have with your ISPs router? I believe the basic ISP router will usually serve 99% of the average consumers needs, unless you have a large house/household with a lot of bandwidth hungry people/devices.
Marginal. It is wifi 6 which is a plus if you don't have it but it's basic (300+1200 2.4/5ghz speed). It'd be slower than some. The cheap D-Link m32 mesh 2 pack (openwt bonus points) might be better if you want an upgrade. If you just want a cheap, basic router to get the job done for a while this will be fine.
I'm currently using A TP link AX5400.it says wifi 6 next to the name.
It does the job but occasionally I need to restart it as our speed drops to dial up.
works well and decent coverage for 4 bed room house( I placed router in the middle of the house)
Can we use this as Access Point Network with ASUS Router as main Modem?
Be aware that AX10 (US version) are old stock. TP-link is now selling the equivalent AX1500 (EU version) instead. I found my iPhone cannot connect with the US version when it uses some high channels in 5GHz WiFi band. Have to fix to a channel rather than leave it to ‘Auto’.
Seems a good price. Would this be a good upgrade for the average home user with their service providers router?