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

the best one you can get in Georgia is TP-Link C6/C6U. it's somewhat cheap and you can get it in almost any store. I tried it, but was not 100% pleased with it. I think you can get it work, but you need to play with settings, you need to go to VD Discord and read more about it. the best choice for me overall: get an account at Maleo or USA2Georgia and get Puppis S1 from Amazon. last few orders from Maleo were delivered from the warehouse to Batumi in only 7 days.

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's a shitty bsnl modem..I used to have a archer c6 connected through wlan giving 300mbps now it's dead.

i had c6 worked for around 4yrs now its in a bad condition xD

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

Copy paste from VD discord. Please check other online local stores and larger etailers like Amazon, aliexpress and eBay. The following routers have been reported to work reliably from a number of users. High End (AXE / WiFi 6E) - TP-Link AXE300/AXE16000 ($450 US) High End (AX / WiFi 6) - Asus RT-AX86U ($300 US) Dedicated (BE / Wifi 7) - TP-Link BE9300/BE550 ($200-$300 US) Dedicated (AXE / WiFi 6E) - Davolink 'Kevin' Minion 6E ($129 US) Dedicated (AXE / WiFi 6E) - TP-Link Archer AXE75/AXE5400 ($160-$200 US) Dedicated (AX) - PRISMXR Puppis S1 (80$) Dedicated (AX / WiFi 6) - GL.iNet Beryl GL-MT3000 ($90 US) Low End (AC / WiFi 5) - GL.iNet Opal GL-SFT1200 ($50 US) Low End (AC / WiFi 5) - TP-Link Archer C6 or A6 ($40 US) TP-Link AX and Huawei routers have been known to have issues we are unable to identify. Higher end TP-Link AX/AXE routers not listed here may work well but as with any router not on this list, should be considered untested. The TP-Link Archer AXE5400 is not the same thing as the Deco AXE5400. The latter is a mesh router and may not work as expected. I personally won't recommend any router in your screenshot, but some of them will work fine. Also consider if you're in an area with others living nearby, channels might be congested so a 6ghz (wifi6e or 7) might be the only way to keep the connection stable. Ubiquiti is also good, but had problems in the past that got fixed through firmware updates.

My main priorities when buying were load balancing and the processor. When I was using the C6 and C80, the 5GHz band would stop working, causing all devices to connect to 2.4GHz. As a result, I had to restart my router, which was inconvenient at times. With the C80, the main issue I faced was range. Although it claims to support up to 1300 Mbps at 5Ghz, it never managed to cover the next room. I replaced both devices through Rasi Peripherals. During this time, I got the AX73 and never used the replacement products. It’s been more than a year and a half, and I haven’t faced any issues so far. In conclusion go with AX23 or higher.

I own AX73 AX5400, C80 AC1900, C6 AC1200, and 3 others from TPlink. Replaced C6 through service centre. AX73 is the best no issue still now.

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/)

I am using TP Link Archer C6 for the last 5-6 Years with speed of 150Mbps. You shared two router! With wifi 6. where 90% of the devices don't have wifi 6 yet! And you don't need that big of bandwidth for router 2.4Ghz 300Mbps, 5GHz 1201Mbps.

Using TP-Link c6 and it's kinda better bcz of better chip + memory. It manages multiple devices more efficiently.

I currently have TP Link Archer C6 router which is old and needs an upgrade. I am thinking of buying a new router which is ASUS RT-AX53U that fits my budget. I want to use the old TP Link router to extend the range of the new router. Is it possible connect them wirelessly? If you have any better option in similar price range than please feel free to suggest. Thanks.

Oh? Then I can consider buying it, but do you think I should wait for other 6GHz-supported Wi-Fi models? I'm still using the Archer 1200, which is Wi-Fi 5, I believe. I've been wanting to get Wi-Fi 7 for a while, but knowing the situation with 6GHz, I've always held off. My main concern is that since 6GHz is not fully released yet, the hardware in these current Wi-Fi 7 routers might be limited. I don't have the technical knowledge to assess this, which is why I wanted an in-depth answer.

Yeah, you'll have to get the new free modem that isn't a Wi-Fi/modem combo. Then you can buy a 30$ TP AC1200 router on Amazon and boom you save $10 a month. it's what I did, I told them I was switching to frontier for 29.99 and the agent lowered me to $50 a month with the wifi router, and told me to return the router when I got my own. I dragged my for two months but it paid for itself. I'm not techy but It was easy