TP-Link Archer AX73 AX5400 Dual Band Gigabit Wireless WiFi Wi-Fi 6 Router | 8K Streaming | MU-MIMO OFDMA | USB Sharing | Connect 200+Devices | 1.5 GHz Triple-Core CPU | Beamforming

I am using this product for more than one year. Overall The product is very good.Cons:1. The USB port is only for storage usage. You can't use the USB port to make your wired printer wireless.2. The router went to the service center once for replacement and it took almost 10 days to get the replaced product (That was a festive season)3. The price is on the higher side, any middle class family will think twice before investing 8k for a router when lots of high rated routers are there in much lower range.Pros:1. The router has a USB port where you can attach any storage device and that storage can be accessed wirelessly.2. The range is outstanding. I have used a lot of routers previously but this router is special for its range. My three storeyed building is decently covered by this router.3. As it has wifi 6, the speed is also very good for my 250 Mbps connection. If you have within 100 Mbps connection then you will not feel any difference.4. My router is switched on 24/7. I did not switch off the device for last 10 months. And it is working like charm.So I think if you can spend around 8k then you should go for this device.

I saw a really huge improvement in wifi up/down speed, latency, signal quality and range. I upgraded from N300 (which offered poor performance). Very easy to setup, good app support (Tether). Loved the features : QoS (setting priority to devices), IoT network (a secure network for all my smart devices), stats across all devices and their usage. This supports Wifi 6 hence, my Macbook Pro M1 2021 is receiving really high speeds and low latency from a floor above the router.

The router is pretty good and easy to configure. The 5ghz speed is very good. Speed test revealed an average of 350 Mbps download speed while I have a 300mbps ACT fibre connection. The 2.4ghz range is also very good and provides full coverage for a 3 BHK duplex house.Having said the good things there are some cons also. The USB sharing is not very reliable. I was trying to share a 2TB external harddrive to share and stream videos. The harddrive connection is not very reliable and I could not access many videos and folders. Even if I access a video file through any video player like VLC the streaming quality is poor. You close a video file and then entire harddrive become inaccessible. I never had this kind of issue with my previous single band tplink router. If file and media sharing through NAS is important to you please avoid this one. It is better to go for a non usb variant as the usb function is not reliable and non usb router will cost little lessThere are occasional buffering happens and broadband connection becomes very slow when connected through 2.4 ghz.I have not seen or observed any improvement or degradation turning on MI-MIMO.Hope these help someone who is looking for an WiFi 6 Router.

This is a smart WiFi, pair it up with the ac750 extender and you got seamless Internet all through your house, based on your device consumption it assigns the 2g or 5g bandwidth without you even realising.Pairing it up with an extender was as easy as clicking a wps button on both the devices .This is the bare minimum wifi you need if you are looking to setup an easymesh network in your home.

Undoubtedly this router Archer AX73 is best in its segment for both speed and performance. I connected around 20+ devices (1 via ethernet and all others via WiFi) and there was no lag at all. I am getting full Wifi signal for both 2.4 GHz and 5GHz in all corners of my apartment (1400 sq feet). Find below the pros and cons:Pros:1. Triple core CPU coupled with 512 RAM which easily supports multiple devices2. On 130 Mbps connection I achieved 130 Mbps (download and upload) via ethernet cable. The download and upload speed via Wifi is around 124 Mbps download and 126 Mbps upload respectively. The speed is almost same in 2.4 GHz and 5GHz.3. Minimal heating.4. Full signal in all corners of a 3BHK apartment. I am on 2nd floor and I can get signal in garage as well.5. It supports WPA3 and so is more secure.6. Notification for new device connection if Tether app is installed on mobile device.7. Devices can be blacklisted by ip or mac address.Cons:1. LED lights could have been brighter. I just can't see them during day time.2. Home Shield is a marketing gimmick and is completely a paid service. It includes Intrusion Detection, Protection from Malicious Sites, IoT protection. For that we need to pay 489 extra monthly or around 5800 yearly. On top of this if you include VPN service then it will cost 12600 yearly.3. Missing DDOS protection which is present in all routers of Netgear and Asus. Unfortunately for this router this feature is part of Security+ subscription.Other than this there are no such issues and is great router. For those who are saying it is generating heat please note it is a triple core router and some heat is expected which is normal. And if you are getting less speed over 2.4 GHz signal then make sure you turn off Air Time Fairness option under additional setting and set the frequency to only 40Hz.

The router is working best. In my experience, TP-Link routers last 10 years easily. I have a 100 Mbps plan, and the router delivers it perfectly.

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