Archer AX10

I bought this to replace the L:inksys router that comes from Toob when they install. I have never been a fan of Linksys and it had trouble projecting a WiFi signal more than20 yards in my bunglaow - OK, thick walls but even so! I decided to try this TP-Link Archer BE3600 Dual Band Router WiFi 7 BE3600Mbps WiFi router and am really pleased that I did. Firstly, the set up was really easy - I connected it to my laptop by ethernet cable to setup and recreated the SSIDs and other functions. Once done, I replaced the Linksys with this one and straight away it detected the internet and sent the signal to the other side of the bungalow. I had to reset all the access points to obtain new IP addresses but not a major problem and everything (including all mobile devices) connected to the router OK. Speeds were excellent too so streaming and gaming work brilliantly but bear in mind these devices are hard wired. I'm really glad I got this device - worth every penny.

Easy to set up and works perfectly with smart devices. Because it has both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, it's very handy for all smart home devices. I easily linked it to my security camera system, alarm, and smart lighting. It offers great value for money and has plenty of LAN ports for manually plugging in TVs and computers

Fantastic router with great coverage and speed. I have a 3 storey semi-detached house and this router covers all 3 floors and I get the full 500mbps speed of my broadband across all floors. The router was easy to use and as a power user I was pleased I could configure it to the way I want my network to work including defining my own DNS servers, configuring the PPPoE so I did not need to use the ISP provided router to establish the internet conversion. The parental controls are basic but really good, you have to pay to unlock more advanced controls but out of the box you can set a schedule for each of your children's devices and prevent them from accessing content you feel is not appropriate. I have a mix of old and new Wi-fi devices and the compatibility has been fine, I also like there is a separate IoT network to isolate devices. Highly recommend as a replacement, especially if you use fibre broadband.

This is a good router overall, but there are a couple of things that made it feel like a slight downgrade from my previous TP-Link. Setup was straightforward enough and it works well in general use. Speeds seem good, and once connected it has been reliable, so I have no real complaints there. Coverage is decent, but distance-wise my previous TP-Link router was slightly better. It is not bad at all, but I did notice the difference in certain areas of the house. The app is good and has some really useful features. The main issue for me is the wall mounting design. The holes on the back only seem to allow it to hang one way, which means you can end up with the wires coming from the top. My previous TP-Link could be hung in different directions, so I could have the cables coming neatly from the bottom. I got around it by hanging this one sideways, but it still feels like an odd design choice and not quite as neat as I would have liked. Overall, it is a good router and does the job well, but the slightly weaker coverage and less flexible wall mounting make it more of a 4 star item for me.

Excellent router for the price especially as we had it on offer at half price. Lots of features including a dedicated IoT WiFi option and we are getting the full 1.6GBs download on full fibre with Openreach over LAN. WiFi is around 1.3GBs. An important heads up though to get to this speed as we couldn't work out initially why the speed tests were limited to 940Mbs. Hidden deep within the router settings the QoS - Quality of Service option by default restricts download to 1GBs! Once disabled we were then able to get full download speeds. Not sure why other customers had issues and 1 star ratings. We didnt find it difficult to setup or had any issues but we do have a background in Computing but not rocket science :-)

I’m experiencing a repeatable firmware fault on the TP-Link Archer BE3600 when using WPA3 on the 5 GHz band with macOS. The Issue On an Apple Silicon MacBook Pro (latest macOS): The router associates successfully on 5 GHz Signal strength is excellent 802.11ax negotiates correctly But the router fails to issue a DHCP lease macOS self-assigns a 169.254.x.x IP Result: “No Internet Connection” despite being connected to Wi-Fi Switching 5 GHz security from WPA3-Personal to WPA2/WPA3 Mixed instantly restores normal operation, confirming this is a firmware-level WPA3 + DHCP bug. 2.4 GHz works normally. iOS devices also connect on 5 GHz without issue. Only macOS fails under WPA3-only. Additional Problem With Smart Connect enabled, the router consistently pushes the Mac onto 2.4 GHz despite excellent 5 GHz signal, causing a major performance drop until SSIDs are manually separated. Conclusion Hardware RF performance is fine, but the firmware is not stable enough for real-world mixed clients under WPA3. I’ve logged the issue with TP-Link support and supplied diagnostic evidence. Until a firmware fix is released, this router cannot reliably deliver WPA3 + 5 GHz on macOS, which is a core expectation for a modern Wi-Fi 7 device.

Set this up to provide good Wi-Fi all over 2 bed flat and it does it very well. It was easy to set up although it has some features you will need a glossary to interpret the endless acronyms! It was 100% compatible with my main Vodafone router which I hard wired, so far no drop outs or any stability or streaming issues issues. I specially liked the ability to set up a separate network for smart home devices. It’s called an IoT network ( I think it stands for “internet of things”). By setting up a dedicated network for2.4GHz things like radiators and Velux windows you get better security and better overall performance. The user management interface is a great help for sorting out all your devices

The speed from this router is unreal, I have the typical router that the broadband provider sends but that one doesnt reach everywhere whereas this one has really good range and the speed is much more than the router that was sent by the broadband provider. It is a bit expensive but totally worth it and its cheaper than the BE800. Also super easy to set up.

Toujours un plaisir de travailler avec cette marque.

Le TP-Link Archer AX10 est un routeur WiFi 6 performant et facile à configurer. Il offre une vitesse de 1500 Mbps, idéale pour le streaming, les jeux en ligne et les activités à haut débit. Les 4 ports LAN gigabits et le port WAN Gigabit assurent une connexion stable et rapide pour tous vos appareils. De plus, il dispose de fonctionnalités utiles comme le contrôle parental et une couverture étendue grâce aux antennes à haute performance. Très satisfait de ce produit à un prix compétitif !

Easy to configure and works great with good WiFi coverage

I have been using this router for few months. It was easy to install and setup router by following the manual. We have internet connection of 250 MBs and by using this router we get exact the same speed even for multiple users. Also signal range is very good. It can cover your full apartment consisting 3-4 rooms.

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