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I'm debating on whether to get this router but Jesus! these people from tp link have horrible customer service! Been trying to reach them with no success.
can anybody tell me if i should bother with this equipment or should i move on with another brand? If at first customer service is like this, i can't imagine after purchasing it and needing support.
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2020-04-09 11:15:16
From what you described about your network, an AC or AX router would be a step up. I do not think you would see a dramatic increase since your speed tier is 150. It depends on how much you want to future proof your network and what specific special needs you may have. I think my next router will be a mesh system to help cover dead spots so I would not need an extender and to allow more devices as home automation devices increases. A few years back when I increased my network, my biggest speed gain was changing my modem as it allowed a lot more up/down channels between the modem and the ISP. The max speed did not change much, it was the average speed was more consistently higher during high peak times. I get speeds higher than my speed tier of 200. I just tested and got 235 down / 11.6 up over IPv6 and 236.9 up / 11.7 down on IPv4 on a wired connection. Consider the functions and capabilities of the modem and router more than what processor is used. I would only worry about the processor/chipset if there was some issues with a specific one.
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2020-04-09 22:09:55
There is not much information available yet for the Archer AX60 other then it is a triband router. Unless you have a number of devices such as a house with a bunch of smart devices or dealing with 40+ devices, you should be fine with a dula band.
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