Upgrade Your Home Network with TP Link Archer AXE300 Router

[@landpet]

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[@John_Locke_108]

My brother-in-law had one of these lying around unused so he gave it to me. Looking forward to trying it out.

[@landpet]

Nice! It's great router

[@jamesm568]

I have this exact router because it was the only router that I could find that can handle 10 plus security camera streaming 24/7. I have never had to reboot this router because of loss of connection or overwhelmed by streaming devices.

[@landpet]

It’s a great router, thanks for your feedback

[@edgardomarenzi8458]

Great Video!!! Thk

[@landpet]

Glad you liked it!

[@Pete_or_Peter4Long]

In a small house would something like this be best in the middle of house or a deco system?

[@XavierHex]

The price on these things are crazy. I’m about to buy it. Is there something out right now for similar price that you think would be worth looking into compared to this.

[@kilzo8370]

can i use it to replace AT&T gig fiber modem/router ? since its have fiber port

[@landpet]

This is not a modem, so you need a modem. You could disable the router portion of your modem and use this router as the main router but this would still need to connect to your modem.

[@salviusgee8101]

How about Guest WiFi SSID? is it capable to setup a special guest connection?

[@cheesychester9647]

Love this. Having a hard time deciding if it's worth buying a strong 6E router or spending a little more for a Wifi 7.

[@landpet]

WiFi 7 is great but since it’s new it is more expensive, it will get cheaper over time imo. This router is fantastic. It’s up to you, if you’re going to keep it for a long time, may be better to go for wifi 7 but it really just depends what you need it for. I’m currently testing the RS700 by Netgear, looks promising but I haven’t ran my main speed and range tests yet so can’t compare.

[@Eddie87Grant]

@@landpetI agree with you I just got this system for my frontier service. I’ll wait until WiFi 7 becomes less expensive.

[@KirkLazurus]

Does it support DFS channels? U-NII-2 A B C channels?

[@HemantGiri]

thank u for this review :)

[@landpet]

No problem

[@tong.clement]

Why does TP Link still not offer Wan Aggregation across the board from the Deco X to B series? Is it even that difficult? If they did I would have bought them already :(

[@landpet]

idk, I think their main goal is to make things affordable so they omit some features. WAN aggregation is not commonly used, granted it can be very useful in certain situations.

[@tong.clement]

@@landpet If Xiaomi can do it on routers for less than $25-30USD per unit for years, why can't TP link do it on something that costs $200 per unit amazes me.

[@cheesychester9647]

Sorry to comment again, but I've finally narrowed my decision to 2 routers, either either this or the ASUS WIFI 6e AXE1600, which costs significantly more. My gut is leaning towards this because of price.

[@landpet]

I haven't tried that Asus yet, I imagine it's great but so is this. This is really a great router with fast ports.

[@cheesychester9647]

@@landpet Finally made my order. Have this on the way. Thank for all your replies :)

[@cheesychester9647]

@@landpet used your link

[@landpet]

@@cheesychester9647Glad to hear you settled on a good router. Thanks! I appreciate it!

[@MsRobertsala]

I am assuming I can connect my DECO XE-75 PRO to the TP Link Archer AXE300 router to extend the signal throughout the house correct? I currently have my DECO XE-75 PRO connected to the crappy Fidium Fiber router and they have total control over their own router. No admin access page. I was told I can buy my own router, give them the MAC and move on...

[@landpet]

Deco needs to go in access point mode. Archer and deco are not designed to work together naturally. Decos work with other decos naturally.

[@henzbikertv916]

Is this good for PS5 gaming also?

[@landpet]

Yup

[@deezee_89898]

Can this be worked together with deco h4? Thanks

[@landpet]

If you run the deco in access point mode, it should work with this but it will not be in the same app. Deco's work with other Deco's in the same app. They treat Archer routers just like any other brand essentially.

[@DirtyHardSock]

What is the MB/s speed transferring to an attached USB SSD to the USB port on the router? I had the Asus axe7800 and it was super slow around 10MB/s and sent it back because of that.

[@landpet]

I didn't try that, most of these devices will be slow for that I would imagine. I tried it with the XT8 a while back and that was around 50MBps or so from what I remember. If you want fast, you want a dedicated NAS like a Synology. I've done videos on this as well.

[@DirtyHardSock]

@@landpet thank you Jackson, I appreciate it!

[@4givenoxygenbarez]

Can the Decos be connected to it?

[@landpet]

If you setup the deco to run in access point mode but the deco will be in its own app.

[@4givenoxygenbarez]

@@landpet thank you

[@landpet]

Np