TP-Link Archer Routers

TP-Link Archer Routers.

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Faster internet than your modem
Use more devices without interference
Always stable internet with these powerful routers
TP-Link Archer Routers

Compare the Archer AX55, the AXE75, and the BE800

Compare WiFi 6, WiFi 6E, and WiFi 7

Stable internet with WiFi 6

Stable internet with WiFi 6

With WiFi 6, you ensure a stable connection around your router. With the TP-Link Archer routers, you provide a speed of 2400Mbps via the 5GHz band. This allows you to perform your daily tasks without a delay. The largest limitation is the number of devices you can connect.

Faster internet thanks to WiFi 6E

Faster internet thanks to WiFi 6E

Wifi 6E uses the new 6GHz frequency. This new band has less range, but is much faster. Devices that you connect to the 5GHz band aren't affected by the devices that use the new band.

The fastest internet with WiFi 7

The fastest internet with WiFi 7

WiFi 7 routers use the entire bandwidth of the new 6GHz band. As a result, these routers reach a speed of 11,000Mbps. Thanks to Preamble Puncturing, you're not bothered by interference from other devices.

The fastest WiFi 7 connection with BE800

The fastest WiFi 7 connection with BE800

The fastest solo router of the moment

With this router, you reach the highest possible speed of the moment. With 11,000Mbps, you can connect all your demanding to this router without any delays. The router has 10 10Gbps ports and a fiber optics port. This way, you consistently reach the highest speed.

TP-Link Archer BE800
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FAQ

Which app does my Archer router work with?

TP-Link Archer routers work with the TP-Link Tether app.

What's better, a WiFi extender or a router?

A router is a WiFi extender. Mesh systems and access points are too. The difference is that you connect the router to your modem and that mesh stations or access points spread the range of your internet network.

Where do I place a TP-Link router?

You connect your router wired to your modem. You can place it further away from your modem with a longer cable. This is often better, because you want to place the router as centrally as possible. This way, all of your devices are connected to your network as well as possible.

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