TP-Link AXE5400 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Router (Archer AXE75)- Gigabit Wireless Internet Router, ax Router for Gaming, VPN Router, OneMesh, WPA3

TP-Link AXE5400 Tri-Band worked reall well , speed is fine , easy setup , recommend

It is a great product for the price if you are looking for a 6E router that will not burn your wallet. The router is easy to set up with Etisalat. The mobile app is great and it has web interface for some advance setup and remote configuration. If you have IoT devices I would recommend splitting the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz wireless. Coverage is nice for 1 bedroom. Note that advanced parental features control require additional subscription.

Woking greatly so far. If you are an etisalat user you need to port out the old router first. To do so you can call etisalat and inform them that you want to install a new router not purchased from Etisalat. They will send an sms with the new password. Incase the msg wasnt received call them again to resend.Installation takes few minutes from the mobile app Tether.

Router handles traffic well, especially when multiple devices are connected. had drops initially but been using it for almost a week I should say its getting better everyday, wifi range is marginally better than my prev router Tenda - AC5 AC1200 by a few tiny fts 😒 Tip: dont expect 6Ghz connectivity for iphones as they are not capable yet (yes, I meant the 14 pro max max😉), surprisingly some of top android phone have it. and unfortunately I couldn't test them 😂 I bought this router hoping this could be future proof (for atleast 5yrs) but once 6E becomes norm you may find cheaper routers too and now having second thoughts as this model has only 2400 mbps allocated for 6Ghz (food for thought) 🤗 To Seller: Buddy should I return and get other model ? (just kidding) 😁

I would not advice to buy this router, it keeps disconnecting from internet, the wifi signal is there but without internet, to fix it I have to reboot it every time this happens

Superb router for houses with dead spots, builds a seamless mesh network with TP extenders. We've had perfect WiFi across the house since buying this.

Upgraded from the Archer C3150 V1 (which was an upgrade from another TP Link router before that). Excellent upgrade. Set it up yesterday in about 3 min. I am an IT Professional for a living, so yes, my opinion on what's "simple" might not be the same as others. But that said, I imagine the interface was so simple anyone could set it up in less than 10 min. It walks you through everything. My 3 min included custom settings and port forwards, virtual servers, VPN, the works lol. Simple setup is great for beginners but if you're looking for more advanced features like these just click advanced and go to town. My old C3150 did a solid job for 4 years, but recently started having issues. The 5Ghz would almost never work, and the router needed rebooted once a day ish. I don't hold this against TP Link tho, because I have had Netgear, Asus, Lynksys, TP Link, you name it, I've worked with it either at home or at work, trust me, they ALL go bad eventually. From my experience, TP Link has the smoothest firmware, the longest life (4-8 years for me so far), and most reliable connection. The main reason I started with TP Link at home 12 years ago was because it was the only brand that gave me the FULL speed that my ISP was sending me. I pay for 1 Gig, and on a TP Link, I get 1 Gig. Anyways, signal around the house is significantly stronger with this than with my old Archer C3150. Ranch style house, router is on far end (worst spot ever, but best I could do). Old router would only get the 2.4 G to other side of house, with about 10Mbps on my phone. This one blasts all three bands strongly all the way out the other end of the house lol. 400Mbps on my phone standing right by the router (Samsung Note 20, non-ultra), and 150Mbps when I'm aaaaall the way on the other end of the house in the bedroom with the door shut. 100Mbps out the garage and on the sidewalk. House is ranch just under 2000 square feet. So distance/wall wise it's about the same as a 3500 sq ft 3 level house. This thing will do just fine in any average house. My basement is not counted in that sq ft and still gets perfect signal. Good thing about this router is is works with TP Link mesh ad ons, so if I ever decide I need an extender I can get one later. Pretty sure I won't tho. All in all, great start to a hopefully long 5 or 6 years with this router. Again, I only got it yesterday. If anything changes I promise to update this review right away.

La configuración con la app es sencilla

It working with excellent performance. Thanks

The router has an American power cable causing problem with usage