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HAVE INSTALLED THESE IN SEVERAL BUILDS, AND THEY JUST PLAIN WORK GREAT. WILL CONTINUE TO USE THEM

Easy to setup Repeatable results

Solid, inexpensive, fast. Used between my PC and Drobo for gigabit transfer speed.

Name brand Only $10 Full download and upload speeds

Great router really sped up my WIFI and real easy install.

Gave slightly increased Internet upload speeds, with mixed results for download speeds according to the tests that I ran.

I have bilateral hearing aids and bought a Bluetooth streaming microphone (Signia...also beyond excellent). I needed a blue tooth adapter for my work PC so I can stream phone calls straight into my aids.. Absolutely works GREAT! Least stressful day I've had in years!!

- Unmanaged, so it works out of the box with no configuration (there's a managed version too) - Connected computers transfer data at full speed - Metal case I got it to transfer large files between several computers on my desk that are on a slow corporate network. It works great for that.

very easy to set up. does every thing that was said it would do.

Strong. Convenient POE

WORKS OK NOT EVEN PICKING UP MY 2.5 VERY FAST IT'S VERY SLOW ONLY PICKING UP LIKE 70MBPS AND WE HAVE 1GIGS INTERNET SPEED

I have a 31 foot camper about 50 feet from my yard that I use as a studio for my art. One of my issues was that my Wi-Fi signal was not strong out here. I purchased the TP link and the signal has been great and although the red light is on I'm still getting a really good signal inside the camper. I have a TV that I stream, my iPad, and laptop. I also have a Nintendo switch 2 that I can run with no issues. Prior to this all I could do is watch TV because the signal was extremely weak. Very happy!

Flawless connections all through house

- Easy to install, just pop it in the card slot and install the driver off the included disc - Full throughput of my 2GB fiber connection - Runs super quiet ;)

works as expected easy set-up arrived quickly

Upgrade from 6 year old router. The initial setup was quick and easy. All of the old devices linked right up. The newer dual-band devices locked right up as well, I am getting 2400 speed on my 802.11ax devices. all good. It has been about 8 weeks now, no drops no issues at all. Locked down and WPA3 security. All good. We have a house on an acre property. The house is basically in the center. I now have good signal all around the acre. Even at the furthest corner I still have 1 bar and functionality.

I wqs looking for a router that could reach my driveway and the usual square footage numbers are bulls... . If the antennas are omnidirectional that means the square footage is that of a circle. For instance "they" will say a router covers 5000 sq ft that is a radius/range of about 40 feet. I was hoping for more as my previous Linksys 54GL with the extended range antennas did at least 100 feet. My router is positioned in a front window of the house facing my driveway. I like to sit in my truck or work on it and get wifi on my phone there (I don't get cellular at my house). I installed the TPLink AXE5400 Archer AXE75 and was out shoveling snow in my driveway listening to a show on the internet on my phone and never lost the wifi. I have not measured it but given the way extension cords from the house have laid out I am thinking I was about 150 feet away from the router and still connected. I have not walked around outside to the backside of the house yet to report on success or failure but I have had no problems inside of the house although the phone does indicate some drop off of the network speed in my bedroom and that is going through an old CRT TV and various walls (I have it right next to the TV). It also has many options which I don't know much about but the initial setup is simple just using an ethernet connection with a computer or laptop. I did not bother using the app. 192.168.0.1 is the address to use. And 2 things- I found out the techs can only tell you of a low minimum square footage coverage so as the customer won't be disappointed, and there is what is called an Automatic Frequency Control. On some routers it can be turned off. It is different from the AFC audiofiles knew of on their old stereo receivers. This AFC adjusts the range if the broadcast will interfere with other broadcasting devices. I think I saw this calculation happening when I was setting it up. I saw no mention of it in the setup instructions or the manual. Overall, and I have only had it for a month now, I am happy with it and do recommend it for its range potential and coverage.

Simple to replace old card and was plug and play and works flawlessly.

-Strong signal - weather proof for outdoor use -easy install