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Hi!
Can someone explain to me why on the box of this router says "450" and 867 mb?
How do I get those speeds? If the router have 100mb on the wan/lan how do I get 450mb (I have 1Gb connection) ? I'm very angry because I cannot get a refund for this piece of garbage!!!
Archer C60 model has these specifications: 4 × 10/100Mbps LAN Ports and 1 × 10/100Mbps WAN Port.
If your ISP is providing 1Gbps speed you can't achieve more than 100 Mbps on WAN port, i.e. you are using 1/10th of your ISP provided speed. You can achieve up to 867 Mbps in your LAN though if you are connected to 5GHz Wi-Fi network or up to 450 Mbps if you are connected to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. To be able to utilize the full speed from your ISP you'll need a gigabit router model (like Archer C6 for example).
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