TP-Link Archer C9 Long Range Router Review

Design

The design of the TP-Link Archer C9 is pretty basic with its white and silver color combo and three detachable antennas. It’s only available to be used on a desk (so no mounting options). Bandwidth speeds are 802.11ac (5GHz) at 1,300Mbps and 802.111n (2.4GHz) at up to 600Mbps. This is enough to provide for a large home to get great wireless coverage. Thanks to the router’s Gigabit Wi-Fi and wired connections, timing-sensitive applications like HD video streaming and online gaming become a seamless experience with no interruptions or downtime. What you get is super-fast, high-performance Internet in every corner of your connected home.

TP-Link Archer C9 Features

This long-range wireless router also features Beamforming technology which concentrates your Wi-Fi signal toward your devices. This focuses on data transmission where you need it most. The dual USB ports make it easy to share local printers, files, and media within the network and between devices. The USB 3.0 port is 10x faster than traditional USB 2.0, providing excellent network storage performance.

At the heart of it, all is its 1GHz dual-core CPU which contributes to the router’s fast, stable performance. The web interface is extremely easy to use and set up. The interface offers a cleaner interface than older TP-Link routers and provides basic information by default. Set up takes only a few minutes, allowing you faster Wi-Fi speeds right out of the box.

The built-in QoS management is simple to use and understand, allowing users to customize their settings to their liking. Parental controls allow parents to restrict access to certain sites, while Guest Network Access provides secure access to any guests sharing your Wi-Fi network while visiting your home.

The Tether App provides an easy, convenient way to access and manage your wireless network from a phone or tablet.

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Conclusion

If you have a large home the TP-Link Archer C9 will give you the biggest bang for your buck in terms of range, signal strength, stability, and reliability. This is the router to get if you don’t want to spend your life tinkering with the WiFi.

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