Don't need the ON/OFF button either. Spend the extra money on getting the firmware right.
:)

Yes it was a small but ultimately persuasive selling point for me - there are times when I need to switch off the wi-fi, but don't have the time to log into the router (or sometimes after a very long time working with networks, I don't have the inclination :) )

There are lot of bugs/issues with TP-Link. May be developing a robust firmware will help a lot...

adil_mhaisker wrote

There are lot of bugs/issues with TP-Link. May be developing a robust firmware will help a lot...

+1000 !

Slavnist wrote

Don't need the ON/OFF button either. Spend the extra money on getting the firmware right. :)

There are lot of bugs/issues with TP-Link. May be developing a robust firmware will help a lot...

+100.000

I dont need it as I have always kept my modem/router on a different power socket frm the PC :D

Do You Need a Physical Wifi Switch on Your Router ? Why ?

Yes, it is a quick way to ensure that only wired connections are in use. Don't always have time to log in to settings

yes, very definitely. it's a selling point for me. who has time to log into the router every time just to switch on/off wifi??? most irritating without the hard switch, period.

Add more Devices to compatibility lists... it helps a lot....

Like others said .. a robust firmware is the best offer ..but like MStaples said we don't always have the time to log in to change the settings ...a physical wifi switch is definitely needed to save time ...