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"Upgrading My TP-Link Router – Which Model Do You Recommend?"

JAMESSUMITH_661

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"Upgrading My TP-Link Router – Which Model Do You Recommend?"

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Hey everyone,

I’m a huge fan of TP-Link products and have been using their routers for a while now. I’m currently looking to upgrade to a faster and more stable TP-Link router for home and small office use. My main priorities are:

✅ Strong Wi-Fi coverage for multiple rooms
✅ Fast speed for gaming & streaming
✅ Stable connection for work-from-home tasks
✅ Good security features

I’ve been considering models like the Archer AX73 and Deco X60. Has anyone here used these, or do you recommend a better option? Also, any tips for optimizing the router settings for maximum speed and stability?

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Joseph-TP

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Re:"Upgrading My TP-Link Router – Which Model Do You Recommend?"

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Hi @JAMESSUMITH_661,

If you want to cover multiple rooms in your home, we recommend you consider deco devices.
However, if you want small office use, we have business devices that may be more suitable for you.

Check Out the Latest Posts: Connect TP-Link Archer BE550 to Germany's DS-Lite (Dual Stack Lite) Internet via WAN Archer GE550 - BE9300 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Gaming Router Archer BE550 New Firmware Added Support for EasyMesh in AP Mode, DoH&DoT, ECO Mode, and More Archer AX90 New Firmware Added Support for EasyMesh and Ethernet Backhaul

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Re:"Upgrading My TP-Link Router – Which Model Do You Recommend?"

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@JAMESSUMITH_661

I'll vouch for the AX72,

Ridiculously strong long range signal,

I'm on 940/110 plan and ive never seen anything below 850 down and ive got thick internal brick walls,

My downstairs main router manages to send a 5ghz wifi signal through 3 thick internal brick walls ( middle wall is a chimney/middle structural supporting wall) to my front door and I'm still able to hit high speeds and I have my wifi transmission power turned down to low.

I have a multi story house and have another ax72 on the top floor of my house (AP) and I can get wifi signal 200ft on 5ghz down my road fighting atleast 15+ other wifi signals on low power transmission.

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