TP-Link 3000 Gigabits_per_Second 5 GHz WiFi 6 AX3000 Smart WiFi Router 802.11ax Router, Gigabit, Dual Band, OFDMA, MU-MIMO, Compatible for Alexa (Archer AX50) Black

Very good router. Strong signal, good speed. I am getting around 79mbps down and up when ping is 1ms and jitter around 2ms of my 80mbps siti broadband connection. This is most of the time. Sometimes when the ping becomes high around 30ms, speed drops to 50mbps over wifi. Did a speed test with 2 4k tvs connected over lan, 2 laptos running 1440p video and one phone running 4k video. Speedtest under such situation showed 40mbps. The router processor usage was 40 percent on both cores and memory consumption was 50%. The router heats up a bit but no performance lag noticed as of now. P.S - router is wall mounted. Heats more if kept on a table as vents are below.Update 1: today its 14th oct, 7 months after purchase date. The router used to remain on 24/7 and went kaput last month around 1st sept. Had given for rma on 2nd sept. City service centre guy came back after a month yesterday stating the mumbai main warehouse does not have any stock at the moment. So will have to wait for 10 days for further update. Stocks will come after that from china. Not sure but maybe have to wait for another one month without router. Previously i used a dlink router and that used to be on 24/7 without any issues. This got damaged within 6 months. Maybe this will be my first and last tplink. :(

My Initial feedback was very bad, post that I opened a ticket with TP link support team and they helped me to resolve the network port throttling down the bandwidth issues by updating system software. Also I realised that it works better in AP mode compared to Router mode but you will lose out on many features in AP mode. The internet throughput is better on AP mode. I get 900mbps on LAN and 800mbps on my WiFi 6 enabled mobile devices.My initial review-Absolutely waste of Money, I have 1Gbps Internet link, I purchased this product after reading the reviews and hoping to get good speed over wireless. But looks like it was a bad choice, its not moving over 250Mbps and more worse case not going beyond 94Mb on LAN. I am getting 800Mb over lAN and 600M over wireless through a NON wifi 6 device.

I have been using this product (TP-Link WiFi 6 AX3000 Archer AX 50) with Rail-ware network.The working of this router is pretty impressive.pros:✔1. Easy to install 👌2. wifi 6 with high speed data transfer with two 2.4GHz and two 5GHz antennas.👌3. USB option to access file from anywhere 👍4. LED controls ✌5. Tether- one app controls all😎6.power full data transfer from 5GHz and 2.4GHz🤞cons:😒1. a little bit of heating issues during day time, could be summer time. (can be controlled via cool pads or AC)🤷‍♂️Overall the Router is Excellent for this price Range.🎉🎉

TP-Link is the only brand that is offering an affordable Wifi 6 device. Thank you Tp-Link for that.Writing the review after using the router for 2 weeks:Suggestion: Opt for a Wifi 6 router only if your usage is so high or you want to be future-ready, else go for a cheaper Wifi 5 router which would come in less than half the rate.Do not go with the negative reviews with say the router is heating up a lot. Yes, the router warms up a bit, but it is not at all a show stopper.I have upgraded from 7-Year-old Wifi 5 TPLINK AC750 Archer C20i to Wifi 6 AX3000 Archer AX50 and am happy with my decision.I have set it up with a router UPS to avoid disconnection during power switch between the generator and the grid.I have close to 25 IOT (Internet of Things) devices connected to this router and have not experienced even single disconnections or drop.5 GHz signal range is pretty good (I sometimes saw speeds more than my subscription plan during my testes) and the speed difference is significant when compared to 2.4 GHz.Generating a Certificate for setting up an Open VPN failed a couple of times but was successful the third time.Setting up Antivirus and Firewall was pretty simple and they seem to be working pretty good.Fyi you may not have Antivirus/VPN/firewall settings available in AX1500Final verdict: just go for it.

Four words to define this router - A piece of garbage! I don't even understand how the QC department of TP-Link approved this router for sales.I mainly bought this router to use it as a network attached storage (NAS) as it had USB 3.0 port and wifi 6 seemed to be future proof. I observed the following issues in the 6 days I used this router.1. Heats up extremely! I know routers heat up, but this one heats up abnormally which at some point would definitely cause thermal throttling.2. USB 3.0 works at a speed SLOWER THAN USB 2.0! R/W speed never goes beyond 22MBPS over Wifi even after disabling "USB 3.0 Interference" in the settings. I tried with different USB 3.0 devices including pendrive and external HDDs, same results.3. Wifi never comes up after scheduled wireless ON/OFF timing ends. I've had to login to the router via LAN connection or over mobile internet to turn on wireless manually again.4. TP-Link tech support never attends the call. I wonder if someone is there on the other end at all!5. There are N number of issues reported by other users for this router in TP-Link forums. Just search for TP-Link AX-50 issues online and you will know.This would be my first and last TP-Link purchase.I appreciate Amazon for sending a replacement and again accepting it back with full refund understanding the issues with this router.