…protection. Performance: 85 – The largest coverage to date, about 10% more than the TP-Link BE85 (BE19000). Value: 70—Sorry, but $4299 is so far out of the value ballpark that it is only for those who don’t need the money. TP-Link BE 85 is superb value for similar usable power….
…up to 5800/5800Mbps on 320MHz/6GHz, 4800/4800Mbps on 240MHz/5Ghz network or MLO (aggregated speeds from 2.4/5/6GHz). With a Wi-Fi 6 router, it can achieve up to 2882/2882Mbps on a 40MHz/5GHz band. In our tests at 5m from a TP-Link Deco BE85 Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 tri-band mesh router Wi-Fi 7 6GHz network…
…speed) USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps/1250MBps) – Read/Write speed: 965/954 MBps (excellent and again limited by the external SSD) USB-A 2.0 (480 Mbps/60MBps half-duplex) – Read/Write speed: 43/35 MB/s (excellent) Wi-Fi/BT 5.3/Ethernet – Pass+ Wi-Fi 6E connects at the maximum speed of 2402/2402Mbps on the 6GHz channel of our TP-Link…
…and our reference TP-Link Deco BE85 Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 tri-band mesh router achieves an incredible 5800Mbps full-duplex speed. S24U had not implemented this and achieved 2400Mbps. Wi-Fi Type, model Wi-Fi 7 2.4/5/6Ghz 4K QAM, 320MHz Test 2m -dBm, Rx/Tx Mbps -46/5800/5800 Test 5m -55/5800/5800 Test 10m -59/2882/2882 BT Type 5.4…
…Exceed – Amazing W-Fi 7 speeds ASUS has fully implemented the Wi-Fi 7 speeds, and on our reference TP-Link Deco BE85 Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 tri-band mesh router, it achieves an incredible 5800Mbps full-duplex speed. S24U had not implemented this and achieved 2400Mbps. Wi-Fi Type, model Wi-Fi 7 2.4/5/6Ghz 4K QAM,…
…parental controls. Some companies, like D-Link, offer pretty good basic blocking for free, and Netgear (Armor) and TP-Link (HomeShield) have optional advanced parental control packages for their routers. These often include out-of-home protection as well. You can buy programs and apps like Tech Lockdown that will do this. This is…
…I suspect larger and more powerful routers/mesh are better. Google Home can do this via a Matter/Thread/Zigbee-enabled routers like its Google Nest WiFi Pro 6E Model or third-party routers like TP-Link and D-Link. CyberShack’s view – Echo Hub 2024 is a competent, easy-to-use smart home hub I admit to being…
…AX 11000 mesh. TP-Link has its Deco range, including the new Wi-Fi 7 mesh systems. It has a 3-pack XE75 Tri-band AXE5400 ($699), an XE75 Pro AX5400 (2.5Gbps WAN/LAN) and a 2-pack XE200 AXE11000 ($999). Given that the XE75 has 4×4, 12 streams, a Quad-core 1.7Ghz processor, and Wi-Fi or…
…want a mesh system, consider the combined TP-Link Deco PX-50 Mesh/Powerline Wi-Fi 6 AX3000 – the perfect 10 currently under $500 for three nodes. Use a Mesh System – maximum 10m away A Wi-Fi 6 AX6000 system can traverse up to 10 metres. D-Link’s new D-Link Aquila Pro M30 AI…
…does not disappoint, but neither does the TP-Link Archer BE800 Wi-Fi 7 Tri-Band BE19000 or Netgear RS700S Wi-Fi 7 BE19000 tri-band router. Why? Because all must conform to Australia’s Wi-Fi 7 certification standards. The difference is its interface and focus on gaming. ASUS also makes a GT-BE98 Pro BE30000 quad-band…
…a maximum of 2402/2402Mbps full duplex (same speed up and down). We ran exhaustive 5 and 6Ghz tests with the latest TP-Link Archer BE800 Wi-Fi 7 Tri-Band BE19000 router. The results are interesting when compared to the Samsung Exynos processor Google Pixel 8 Pro (also Wi-Fi 7). In all cases,…
…– Pass+ Wi-Fi 6E connects at the maximum speed of 2402/2402Mbps on the 6GHz channel of our TP-Link Deco BE85 Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 tri-band mesh router. Bluetooth is 5.3 with the standard SBC codec. Power/Fan tests – Pass+ CPU temp 100% load 95° Idle 42-45dB Power mode 49dB Idle power…
