Archer AXE75

I had some lower end Lynxis router and tons of issues with portal, got myself TP-Link's Archer AXE75 for Christmas and let me tell you, this thing is a beast. No issues since, and super simple app to manage network and all settings.

I have a TP Link Archer AXE75 and it's rock solid. I hear Asus routers are better but I've never used them.

You will really want one that Has wifi 6e or wifi 7 with 6ghz to future proof yourself. Even if you are only on a quest 2 now.... do yourself a favor and get something with 6ghz. As time goes on, I tend to trust the Virtual Desktop discord recommendations this is the current list:----- The following

When I try streaming games from my PC, which is hooked up via Ethernet, to my OLED Steam Deck. It'll frequently show me the "connection too slow, lower your bitrate" message on moonlight. I only stream at 1280x800 at 60fps and 20mbps bitrate. Doesn't seem too demanding but it'll show that message qu

You can totally swap that old airport for a new router and run it in AP mode since you already have the CAT5 cable - way better than using extenders. If you want something solid and easy to set up, check out options like the D-Link AX5400 or TP-Link Archer AXE75 WiFi6E routers. Both are super reliab

The quest 3 is better than the index, get one of the recommended routers on the virtual desktop discord, I have a TP link Archer AXE75 ,I can stream to my quest 3 using god mode 90fps @ 500mbs and the connection is rock solid, picture quality is much better than the index, also the index controllers

What’s airport? The apple router? I would get the most powerful router you can afford. Look for processing speed/memory and signal strength. The more it has the better it will perform. You can’t use cheap routers anymore they just drop out constantly. TP-Link Archer AXE75 is a good option. The Ubiqu

Sounds good! I was surprised to learn from you the TP-Link Archer AXE75 didn't work well. It's received some good reviews, but that just reminds us that reviews aren't everything. The only way to really know is to try it ourselves! Looking forward to hearing about your experience.

I switched to a TP-Link Archer AXE75 a few months ago, and it’s been solid for gaming and VR.

I upgraded to a Wi-Fi 6E router about 6 months ago (the TP-Link Archer AXE75) and for my VR/PC use it’s been noticeable. My headset connects on 6 GHz, I get fewer dropouts when everyone else’s phones are hogging 2.4 or 5 GHz, and wired devices still get full gigabit.