TP-Link - Archer GE800

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I have the tp link ge800 for $350 on sale Amazon, this guy is a beast. I came from asus btw. If you have any questions lemme know

Deco works really well with extending range. Actually better than a range extender, as Mesh systems are designed from the ground up to work with each other in the system. I had a Ge800 tied to a be550 and a WiFi 7 range extender. Super good stuff right? But it's half ass "patched up" jerky jerky mesh was no match to a Deco. Deco was snappier, more reliable, and longer range.

Did you replace yours? Mine is loud too. Not sure if this is normal or not

At this point, just go with what your gut tells you. I personally have good experience with TP-Link. As of now, I have the Deco X90, X95, X80-5G mesh routers, and the Archer BE900, GE800 router models. All have been working reliably.

1) I have Tplink Archer GE800 (BE19000) with Hikari Cross 10G and OCN - MapE connection Ipv4 over 6 protocol. The TPLink does have an English interface. I picked this over Buffalo because of it. 2) TPLink setup for the Ipv4 over 6 is super easy. It is just a drop down select option and login credentials provided by ISP. It takes about 2-5 minutes to fully establish connection. The japanlife wiki has a general overview guide for setting up and testing ipv6. You need to go to a specific website to verify if your connection is properly setup. 3) As you said, you get a unique Ipv6, but when you use the internet, you will almost always be using the shared ipv4 address on the internet. Hosting on a shared Ipv4 address does not work. I did find this from an old post: "Get a domain then set it up with Cloudflare and point it to your IPv6 address with port 80 (http). Cloudflare routing will make it accessible to IPv4 internet." Logically it makes sense. Treat cloudflare as a proxy for ipv6. Cloudflare is free (ish). So the only cost would be purchasing a domain (~1000-2000¥ a year).

I can vouch for the GE800 it’s fantastic mine has been a rock and ridiculously fast. If you want to do mesh with it the GE800 is easy mesh capable if you run that with 1 or 2 archer BE3600’s you would probably be completely covered. All are WiFi 7 systems the BE3600’s are 99.99 at Walmart

Archer GE800 is extremely quick and an excellent performer. It’s a tri band WiFi 7 gaming router https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/wifi-router/archer-ge800/

I’ve had good luck with tp link routers. Be550 was solid and the ge800 is even better. I had no luck with multiple asus routers.

ge800 if your a gamer. the fan is not loud at all and most normal tasks should be louder than that fan. honestly the fan gives it better cooling anyways. the ge800 is basically in my opinion the same exact router as be800, just bigger and has gaming features. don’t use qos mode. unless you HAVE TOO. it’s very sloppy and they need a update fs but with it off i have amazing speeds. rgb is also just cool to have 😂😂😂 also if you have fiber connection the ge800 allows for sfp+ port. honestly all around i think its better

100%. you can add your nord VPN account to the router and from there they let you configure which devices you want the vpn on. and fiber optic is amazing for your situation. sometimes you could even lower your plan with fiber optic as long as you have the right hardware which these routers should be good since it is wifi 7. there’s also like maybe 5 phones that i even know of that have wifi 7 capabilities. the biggest thing with this mesh system is you get 160mhz 5ghz channels and also the 6ghz. but i’ve also come to find out unless your really congested on that 5ghz you really don’t even need it. i see no noticeable difference or latency improvement from wifi 6ghz and 5ghz. i have they ge800 gaming router. you can also look at stuff on here abt the be10000 system. people honestly like it a lot and i think it’s supposed to a competitor to some mesh system.

i have a ge800 from tp link and i use the ax21 from tp link as a router ethernet back hall and i get better ping and latency (not overall speed) but its still better than the ge800 where speeds next to that router are above i gig but ping is 20 while next to the ax21 its 11 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Stay far away from routers with fans, I returned a tp-link wifi 7 router over this exact issue. Sfp port was so hot it was unreal. Try to cool your place in summer with air conditioning, you don't want some fan blowing heat. Also moving parts is a bad idea for longevity. Also when I ran latency tests I was loosing O.4 to 0.8ms over fiber with the tp-link, my old router from 10 years ago never added that much latency, just to give you an idea of how bad fans are. This is not enterprise, cisco is enterprise and they use heatsinks not fans. If you want a decent router for home, Netgear rs700 uses heatsinks and has 1500 more sq ft of range than this thing, yep not 2000sq feet, but 3500sq feet, should get good reception in your backyard this summer. If you want enterprise you'll have to go cisco.

I hear you,I actually had to change the smart plug from kasa to Lutron to avoid resets for my solar system. Lutron outdoor plug works flawlessly even though I use it inside. Currently though I am trying to avoid using high latency cat cable from 10gb QNAP switch in the basement. It's the only tri-band wifi 7 router I can just fiber to, so I can use short cat8 out to ps5, tv from there avoiding latency of cat cable on the long run. I'll give tp-link ge800 a chance in access point mode as it's beat out all other wifi 7 routers in performance and I can avoid using cat cable with it.

Stupid loud. I think mine is faulty. No way it could be making this much noise normally.

I just got a TP Link be19000, seems to match what you want. 2x10gb (one or both can be LAN if you have spf), 4x2.5gb, meshable, wifi 7. 

I ended up switching the BE15000 out for the BE19000 (on sale from Costco for less than the BE15000). The 15k just wasn’t providing thorough WiFi coverage. I also found that the BE19k has restart and firmware scheduling built-in, so it does those jobs in the wee hours of the morning so it’s fresh as a daisy and ready for work when I get up. I also added a “AX5400 WiFi 6 Range Extender” in our detached garage so we now get a full 3-bars of coverage everywhere. It’s been trouble-free since I scheduled the early morning reboots.

I just picked up the Asus gt 98 pro it's an excellent router . It resolved my dead zones entirely . Ya it's over kill and expensive but it helped me I had a be1900 tp link and it just wasn't strong enough required weekly reboots with drops . With the quad band there are no drops and it's much better than the tri band . I mean mainly my basement and top floors had issues and the Asus can penetrate the walls better in my experience.

Tp-links newest WiFi 7 router is sick for the price.

They are incredible and simple. I’ve had a setup with the WiFi 6e ones, and now have one with WiFi 7 ones. Literally stellar performance. Do you have first hand experience?