TP-Link Archer BE9300 Router | Tri-Band WiFi 7 Wireless Router | up to 9.2 Gbps Speeds | Easy Setup | Parental Controls
The Archer BE9300 router is a powerful device that takes your Wi-Fi network to the next level with its advanced Wi-Fi 7 technology. With unbelievable speeds of up to 9214 Mbps on a Tri-Band channel, this router outperforms its competitors with sheer performance. The 6 high-performance antennas provide a stable and reliable connection, while the EasyMesh compatibility ensures future expansion of your network coverage.� ‡△ Featuring 1x 2.5 Gbps WAN, 1x 2.5 Gbps LAN, 3x 1 Gbps LAN ports, and USB 3.0, it supports internet plan up to 2.5Gig and offers maximum expandability. With HomeShield, you can rest assured that your home network is protected with enhanced security and detailed network analytics.* Revolutionize your Wi-Fi network, enjoy exceptionally fast speed, and modernize your home with The Archer BE9300 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Router.
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Anyone know if walmart version is the all port 2.5gbps? And maybe just old pictures?
Anyone know if walmart version is the all port 2.5gbps? And maybe just old pictures?
Product specs say WAN port is 2.5, one LAN port is 2.5, and the rest are standard gigabit.
Edit: Be sure that the other link you're looking at isn't for the very similar BE550, which does have five 2.5gbps ports:
https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-n...her-be550/
In fact, I'm still rocking an ASUS AC68U, there are so few devices in my home that supports wifi 6, I don't see any reasons to upgrade.
In fact, I'm still rocking an ASUS AC68U, there are so few devices in my home that supports wifi 6, I don't see any reasons to upgrade.
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In fact, I'm still rocking an ASUS AC68U, there are so few devices in my home that supports wifi 6, I don't see any reasons to upgrade.
The real sought after feature here are the 2.5Gb ports.
As someone who's been in the market for a 2.5Gb router that isn't straddled to bare minimum WiFi 6 and costs under $300, I can tell you that options are very limited.
In fact, the only way you can do 2.5Gb for under $200 right now is if you roll your own or if you can get by with some of the no-name managed switches on Amazon/AliExpress.
The real sought after feature here are the 2.5Gb ports.
As someone who's been in the market for a 2.5Gb router that isn't straddled to bare minimum WiFi 6 and costs under $300, I can tell you that options are very limited.
In fact, the only way you can do 2.5Gb for under $200 right now is if you roll your own or if you can get by with some of the no-name managed switches on Amazon/AliExpress.
My thoughts exactly… tempted because, not so much for the WiFi 7, but for the 2.5gb ports. The WiFi 7 adoption is still a ways away… the ports however…
I'll have to research some reviews regarding using this as a Mesh system. Also, if the WiFi 6e coverage is good. This would be a awesome to buy 2 of these as a Mesh if everything works good.
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the upgrade with 7, is that the 6E that I currently use gets stronger therefore the 6E backhaul i use on a few of my nodes gets stronger..