Yup, Just google around about it... just now looking for any review about it specially if it work well with Unifi/HyppTV part..

it work well for unifi and HyppTV, i'm using mikrotik more thn 2years without any issue. some more 24*7

This post has been edited by kevinchong2003: Oct 19 2016, 12:40 PM

Great....will look into it... thanks for the info

Hi kevin, what is the max speed you get, can get full speed on Unifi 30mb?

based on the speedtest, the average speed i can get is about 28+mbps. if you see the router real time speed, max speed can up to 30mbps.

huh. i do have these problems too but the service centre just said upgrade firmware, my problem fixed already.

not sure why you still have this problem though

Hi
I am quite a heavy user on unifi.
My father watch youtube everyday and I download torrent movie few times a week.
So I need a better router at home, but my budget is about RM300.
Any good recommendation?

Archer C60 should be fine now i guess. im using it and it's going smooth!

My suggestion is to get a very good router that can cover that specific area u wanted because the wifi extender is the worst thing to use on a dead spot zone. Yes it can drag the coverage to that area but bear in mind it is unstable at all and drop the speed so much.

Note: I'm still reading all the posting to understand and learn what is the best router to get for longer range. Currently using Tplink AC750. But my problem is the coverage still can't reach very well into my room. Cant even stream movie using android box because of the dead spot.

Thanks for the reply. I've got a Asus router since then, and your reply came like 2 months later mate haha!

i have a TP Link Archer MR200. Is this a good router for unifi?

currently using for my Digi BB100 via simcard. Learnt that unifi is coming to my place soon, i was hoping if archer MR200 would perform quite nicely? My house is just single storey semiD.

No point to spend extra money for a super good wifi wireless router. The current TP-link AC wireless router that is given by TM is more than enough. It is the good decent wireless router considered that it is free.

The best device that one can buy to extend the wireless network at home is homepage. TP-link home plugs are excellent. Cheap and good. Wired/wireless one u have all the choices to pick from.

Never buy those wifi extenders, they are the most useless devices. As they function like repeaters, u need to place the extenders very close to the coverage of the original wireless routers which it defeats the purpose, and it gets frequent disconnections easily.

Indeed. I just tried a diff router and the result still the same. Been reading about the powerline adapters too. But a friend of mine said that device drops the speed as well. Doesn't it works about the same like wifi extenders? From what u are saying, it works like I put another router at another area. Does it true?

homeplug like the tp-link powerline is using electricity to carry data, so u can place the home plug anywhere in ur house to extend ur existing network. so technically it does not have limitation in terms of coverage depending u are using wired/wifi homeplug.

yes, if u buy the wireless enabled home plug, it works like access point that extend the ur existing wireless network but the main difference comparing to wifi extender is that it does not need to be placed in the original wifi router coverage area but anywhere u like as long u have the power socket at the location u want.

Home plug is the best solution for home users to extend their network for coverage and it is definitely stable enough as long as u have the home plug attached (directly) to the power socket and NOT via power extension. with that, u should get the best result and it should not have dropped connections at all unless ur home existing electricity sockets are having quality issues. If this is also not stable enough solution, u can forget about anything else in the market currently.

i personally had tried all the products and i only statisfy with homeplug and not anything else as I meed to cover my upper level of my home for wireless. home plug is a cheapest and most reliable solution currently.

u can even use it to allow u to place ur hypptv box anywhere of ur house near to any other power sockets instead of next to ur wireless router now as hypptv box must be connected to the vlan 600 of the particular ethernet port of ur wireless router that is configured to allow hypptv to work.



This post has been edited by westlife: Dec 10 2016, 03:38 AM

Dir850l can do vlan tagging on wifi? that's cool. Because the archer c5 I have did not have the function. I have two unifi installation done on two different locations within this 1 month time. Both I am given the TP-link Acher C5 wireless routers. Both I registered online via TM website.

The coverage is actually really good comparing to any wireless routers I have owned to date.

the cons is that the hypptv cannot work over wifi and must be wired as it needs to be on vlan 600. For my own home, no issue as my wireless router is placed in living room and my hypptv box and tv are both next to the wireless router.

However, for my parent house, I need to place the hypptv box for a tv at a location that is slightly further from the wireless router which I will need either a long utp cable to connect (ugly) and need to find a king cable or I need a home plug to make it work.

Dlink the design is actually very unique which I quite like. Just that I do not like this brand.

This post has been edited by westlife: Dec 10 2016, 05:44 AM

This will be a very good illustration of it.








This post has been edited by westlife: Dec 10 2016, 10:54 AM

as far as i know there's no vlan on mr200, only mr6400 has it. but if you want solely for unifi just get archer C series, since mr200/mr6400 are focused on sim card uses.

Hi guys,

I'm currently looking for a new router for my UniFi. I have these 2 models on my list now:
1. Asus RT-N12 D1
2. D-Link DIR 816L

Which is better? Or any other recommendations? Budget: Less than RM250.

Thanks.

using 1 for my 30Mbps 24/7, really good, hiccups happens but quite a rare scene.
the only downside is the router QoS and bandwidth limiter is not doing any good (or i suck at configuring it). I don't know about 2 though.

This post has been edited by cipollll: Dec 12 2016, 01:01 AM

Thank you for all ur explanations and detailed solution. Really2 appreciate it!! Now I'm convinced enough to try this method. Thanks again sir.