Is Archer C7 v4 a good choice?
I need a router that can extend to a 2 floors unit.
Got any other recommendations for RM 350?
Cheap Asus Wifi Router Alternative, Huawei WS880 & Others
Cheap Asus Wifi Router Alternative, Huawei WS880 & Others
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Aug 19 2018, 08:24 PM
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Is Archer C7 v4 a good choice?
I need a router that can extend to a 2 floors unit. Got any other recommendations for RM 350? |
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Aug 20 2018, 12:06 AM
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QUOTE(taqu @ Aug 19 2018, 11:07 PM) No consumer router can truly cover double storey homes. I bought a cheap router to cover my first floor, connected via powerline adapters to the main router downstairs. Luckily found out my built-in phone lines can be converted to ethernet ports, so I will do that when Unifi turbo upgrade comes. Thank you both for the feedback.Do u have a router eg stock one given by TM? If yes, you can bring the stock router upstair and add a decent router + powerline adapters. Tenda AC9 + TP-Link PA4010 kit will fit your budget. Do you have built-in TV antenna points? I found Powerline adapters not to be as reliable as I hope. To give a little of background this isn't a huge house and uh, it isn't my house and they are using the stock router given by Maxis - Technicolor. We all know how "capable" it is. I guess I should bring the extra router I have laying around which is the Archer C4 given by TM to test the coverage. By the way, is Tenda really good compared to TP-Link? Not in terms of price, but reliability and speed. |
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