…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…
…– no NFC Wi-Fi 5 AC, Bluetooth 5.3, GPS, and USB-C 2.0 with OTG cut and paste. It is missing NFC for Google Pay, but that is not expected at this price. Wi-Fi Tests – Pass We measure at <2m from the TP-Link Deco BE85 Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 tri-band mesh…
…automatically use it when NBN is not available. Mobile data charges apply. EasyMesh and TP-Link Archer range extenders It supports the Wi-Fi Alliance EasyMesh, not to be confused with TP-Link’s OneMesh, although some extenders support both protocols. Nor is it compatible with TP-Link’s Deco Mesh. It can use any dual-band…
…extender The TP-Link Archer BE800 Wi-Fi 7 BE19000 router supports the Wi-Fi Alliance EasyMesh, not to be confused with TP-Link’s OneMesh, although some extenders support both protocols. Nor is it compatible with TP-Link’s Deco Mesh. The main difference is this new protocol supports default Wi-Fi and optional Ethernet backhaul (not…
…Matter Amazon Alexa Apple Arlo Aqara Belkin Bose Dyson Ecovacs Google Hisense HP Legrand (HPM) LG Logitech Mitsubishi Electric OPPO Samsung Signify (Philips Hue) Sonos Sony TCL TP-Link (and Tapo) And many more that will use Matter-compatible chips from Intel, Qualcomm, MediaTek, ARM and the Matter OS based on Ubuntu….
…10A CyberShack’s view – TP-Link Tapo P300 Wi-Fi 240V/USB-A/C power board adds smarts to your dumb devices For what it is – a smart power board, it scores 10/10. It meets or exceeds all advertised parameters and has TP-Link’s build quality and a 2-year warranty. Don’t be put off by…
…being updated. You need to know that Matter-certified IoT devices work with any other certified device regardless of brand. TP-Link Tapo is one of the premium Smarthome brands to support Matter, as do the major voice assistants, Google Home, Alexa, HomeKit, SmartThings and HomeKit. TP-Link Tapo P110M uses Voice assistant…
…That was solved by a 3-pack TP-Link Deco BE85 Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 tri-band mesh router where one node is in the garage (behind a steel roller door) about 40 metres from the camera. The Floodlight camera E340 3K is ideal for the front gate as there is 240VC power, and…
…can use the 6GHz channel of a 6E or 7 router or fall back to Wi-Fi 5 half-duplex 5Ghz 866Mbps. Read Wi-Fi 6E AX 6Ghz now approved in Australia Wi-Fi 7 BE – what it means to you Netgear RS700S Wi-Fi 7 BE19000 tri-band router is fast, very fast TP-Link…
…TP-Link Amazon store. Warranty 3-year ACL if purchased from authorised resellers. Made in China Company TP-Link (Est 1996) is a privately owned Chinese company headquartered in Hong Kong, and its main factory is in Shenzhen. It does not use 3rd party ODM/OEMs, designing and manufacturing everything in-house. Its Indian factory…