The TP-Link EAP245 has been around for almost a year, so it had enough time to find its place among the other AC1750 3×3 wireless access points, such as the widely popular Ubiquiti UAP-AC-PRO or the ambitious Open Mesh A60. Don’t get me wrong, the EAP series is not really new (and TP-Link has been … Read more
The TP-Link Archer C2300 is one of the latest networking products released this year by the Shenzhen-based company, along with the Deco M5 WiFi Mesh System in an attempt to cover every segment of the WiFi routers market. While I understand why TP-Link quickly assembled the Deco M5, since the home wireless mesh systems are … Read more
The TP-Link AC3200 is an early adopter of the Broadcom’s XStream technology, which means that we’re dealing with a 3×3 tri-band router (as opposed to the more recent AC5300 class of tri-band devices) and it’s quite clear that this is TP-Link’s response to the Linksys EA9200 and ASUS RT-AC3200. TP-Link AC3200 Archer C3200 Amazon.com Check … Read more
The release of the new TP-Link Archer C5 V2 proves that manufacturers haven’t completely abandoned the entry-level networking sector and that there is still a lot of focus towards the AC1200 routers, considering the fact that some people may not be easily persuaded to go for the higher numbers on the box (most people won’t … Read more
The Chinese Company, TP-Link, is one of the most successful manufacturer of networking devices in the world, its reach expanding continuously, covering a large array of products: wireless routers, DSL modems, IP cameras, powerline adapters, WiFi adapters and many more. For quite some time, TP-Link has been a nightmare for its competitors, considering the fact … Read more
It’s been quite some time since the Chinese manufacturer, TP-Link, has released the Archer C7 router, an AC1750 solution that proved to be a tough competitor for the other routers from its class. Following the success of the Archer C7, it was only natural that TP-Link would release a version with an integrated modem, called … Read more
TP-Link is known to be one of the few networking hardware manufacturer that prefers to create its products in-house, instead of using the outsourcing solution. This should allow for a better control over the hardware components that are used inside their products and, since the networking market offers a fierce competition, it should help the … Read more
Most of us associate TP-Link with inexpensive, but reliable home routers, fit for unpretentious customers. We have already reviewed the TP-LINK Archer C9 and Archer C7 AC1750 and both routers were stable and offered reasonable speed performance. While Archer C9 is already a great AC1900 router, TP-Link felt the need to differentiate itself from other … Read more
There is now an increased trend to ship laptops and phones compatible with 802.11ac technology and it is known that router manufacturers like to equip their routers with technology, sometimes, way ahead of their time (3×3, 4×4, MU-MIMO technology). But finally we see that the AC technology becomes widespread and you need to upgrade your … Read more
When looking for a new router, it is recommended that you keep an eye for the latest technology, mainly the 802.11ac, but bear in mind that the AC routers tend to be more expensive than the N variants. So for an inexpensive price, TP-Link presents the Archer C7 AC1750 that promises to deliver the AC … Read more