Archer BE550

Same, it’s listed as BE9300 (Archer BE550) on Amazon. It works great for me, zero issues in having it for a year. Plenty of options to customize and signal strength is great. I already had a WiFi 6 TP-Link router and I upgraded my main unit and kept the old one to use in the garage as a mesh WiFi no

Yeah. I have both the BE550 and Dream Router on my hands and the UDR7 is almost 2x slower than the BE550 for some reason. I followed everyone's advice so far and factory reset twice. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. The unifi app is really great though. Idk why my wifi speeds suck though Also, t

Se ele tiver IoT, coloque na rede sem fio isolada dos IoT. Se for cabeado, isole-o nas configurações de isolamento do seu router, caso possua. O meu BE550 permite isolar sem fios e cabeados. Vale a pena pacas.

I have an onn TV 4k plus (Google TV) working fine on mine using ipv6 passthrough and MTU 1480 on my tplink be550 plugged into to a g5ar

At that price the AX10 is tempting, but it is very much an entry level WiFi 6 device. It wor⁤ks for light browsing, but once you have video calls, stre⁤aming, or multiple phones connected, it can start to feel inconsistent. I ran a setup like this behind a fiber router and spent more time adjusting

I did exactly the same thing, upgraded from 1gb to 3gb but they didn't upgrade me from the wifi 6, my wi-fi was still just inconsistent. The tech mentioned they have been having problems with the the firmware upgrades on the wifi 7. I bought the Archer BE550 Pro so I can have more options with confi

Geez, I thought 36 devices was already bad enough. That's not counting my 20+ Phillips Hue devices either. They're so freaking expensive BUT the hub and advanced features make them 100% better than all of the other smart lights I've used by miles. In your case, an entirely different physical router

Unless you have concrete walls, your BE550 should handle 1100 sq ft on its own no problem. You shouldn't need a mesh system for that sq ft. either. In fact a mesh system in that small a space will get you worse speeds than a good single router. Either your IP Passthrough is not set up correctly on t

If you can swing a BE550 either new or used it would last quite a while. It has 2.5 gbps lan everywhere so if you want a NAS or anything that needs faster connections hard wired you have it. It can also do Vlans so you can separate out IoT devices, Guest, Work, or whatever you want.

I would actually get one of the Archer routers. Probably the BE550. They are a bit beefier and are also more feature rich.