TP-Link - Archer C6 AC1200 Wireless MU-MIMO Gigabit Router V3

archer c6/a6, it's my main router and I can't complain, it just works

bhaia jodi mind na koren, experience kemon ekhon apnar? amio currently c6 v3.2 use kortesi, bhabtesi either m3000 nahole wr3000 nibo, pore n100 based system e shift korbo

It depends on where you live since the routers could be unavailable for me it was the archer c6 since it’s the only one I could find if you can find and afford the BE9300 that’s the best one on the vd router list

You will need to increase your budget, because at this range i don't think you can support 100 Mbps at the same time as 7 devices. The best I can recommend is the tp link archer c6 , you can get it for 5k used if you look around.

Currently using TP link Archer c6 as a extender for my transworld connection. You can get mesh wifi from transworld aswell but that cost arounds 12k

using archer c6 works really great and give stable speed but id still say nothing beat ethernet in gaming

I am going to go out on a limb and say, you can run this on a potato... My very approximate guesstimate would be, on a single-core processor, this workload might require about 250 MHz of bandwidth. On a dual-or-more-core processor, about 170 MHz would have to be on a single thread (that would be the thread running the actual SQM), and the rest (basic system operation) would be more or less randomly distributed between other threads. Archer C6 v3, meanwhile, runs on a dual-core MediaTek MT7621DAT processor at 880 MHz...

I’ll share what I went from to what I have now. Former: TP-Link Archer A6 AC1200 & TP-Link RE-315 wireless range extender (both with the TP-Link branded OneMesh feature). Fiber internet with 250Mbps plan. Current: 3-point TP-Link X55 Deco wired with ethernet. Seamless roaming enabled and QoS configured. Fiber internet with 100Mbps plan. Even though my internet plan’s speed is less than half of what it used to be, my current setup is superior and feels faster than my former setup simply because my current setup is more optimal than before.

Yes. You can configure the C6 as an AP. Have a look at this link: [https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1384/](https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1384/)

if you want a good router and save money too then get tplink archer c6 . its going 10k now a days. i bought it new 3 years ago for 8.5k and it went upto 15k but now its back to less than 10k new (you can buy from junaid tech if you want 9.8k). and if you wanna spend more then tplink Archer ax23 as it is wifi6 which works on 5ghz frequency but with more link speed

ok one thing can you tell whether your router is like in the middle of the house or at side of the house. secondly yes you can use ethernet cable for extending 5ghz wifi just get good ethernet cable which support 1gigabit transfer rate(you can get those packed one usually blue colors most of them are 1gigabit cat 6 cables). and if you use cable then lets suppose your router is not in the middle you will have 0 loss over 1gigabit cable and your 2nd router will give 5ghz wifi as well as 2.4ghz . and if your main router is in the middle then you can get tplink archer c6 router and configure it to get signals of 5ghz wireless and it will now extend new signals on its own. and yes you can use 5g modem with wire to extend 5ghz wifi.