TP-Link's AX3000 speeds should be more than enough for most people but if you need a little extra speed or just want to get a lot of wired devices online, the Archer AX6000 is a great option to have.
TP-Link has a few affordable Wi-Fi 6 routers with a balance of speed and software features that helps make it one of the best values for newest wireless standard.
If you're a parent trying to keep up with your kids' internet activity while they're supposed to studying at home, these routers can help you control what they can and can't access. You might even be more productive with a speed upgrade.
Wi-Fi 6 brings more speed and greater capacity than previous generations. With most new devices supporting the standard and router prices continuing to drop, Wi-Fi 6 should be part of your next upgrade.
TP-Link's Deco X60 mesh system is a great fit for many people and offers incredible speed and coverage for the price. But the Eero Pro 6 makes the better mesh node thanks to its tri-band AX4200 connection keeping mesh speeds high around the whole house.
TP-Link makes some of the best affordable Wi-Fi 6 routers and continues the trend with its Deco line of mesh systems. The Deco X60 is a great value with plenty of speed for most people. The Deco X20 isn't far behind with a fast, though slower, connection and great coverage.
Faster Ethernet is now available but for many people, it isn't necessary and certainly isn't cost-effective. If you have a very fast NAS, you could make use of the extra speed.
Using 160MHz Wi-Fi 6 enables very fast top speeds but for many people, the additional speed will go unused. If you want to get as much speed as possible from your home network, 160MHz bands are a good option but the upcoming Wi-Fi 6E spec might be worth waiting for.
Tri-band Wi-Fi 6 routers offer greater speed and connection quality for supported devices thanks to a third 5GHz band available to device. While dual-band routers offer more than enough speed for most people, tri-band can deliver those speeds in more congested areas.
The ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000 from Asus is one of the fastest routers ever with 6GHz support but for most people, the Wi-Fi 6 ROG GT-AX11000 has more than enough speed at a more affordable price.
Eero Pro 6 is the fastest Eero yet with a tri-band Wi-Fi 6 setup and AX4200 speeds. As long your signal is strong enough, this mesh system, should have no problem keeping up with a gigabit internet connection.
Wish you had faster internet? Don't we all. But there are a few things that could be limiting your internet speeds. You could simply need to subscribe to a faster internet plan, which would ensure that your internet service provider heightens your speeds, resulting in a faster connection. But your slow internet could also have to do with your router -- and unless you're certain that your router isn't the issue, it's a good place to start.
Eero designed its routers to always be up to date and to perform those updates with as little impact as possible. Whether you want it or not, your Eero is designed to update itself whenever an update is released.
Linksys AXE8400 is more than just a fast new router; it's also a home security system like no other.
When it comes to Wi-Fi 6 mesh routers, Linksys makes some of the best. The Linksys Velop line is legendary for its performance and ease of scalability, but which of Linksys' Wi-Fi 6-capable Velops is best?
The TP-Link Deco M9 Plus is capable of covering up to 6,500 square feet with Wi-Fi and even features a built-in smart hub that can control ZigBee, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi smart home products. Today you can save over 50% on the 3-pack at B&H!
Whether you more speed, more coverage, or just a different design, there are a ton of options for building a mesh in your home. You just need to decide which features matter the most to you.
Now is the best time to pick up a new router for your home. With everyone working from home for the foreseeable future, it makes sense to get a router that delivers reliable Wi-Fi connectivity to all corners of your house. These are the best options available right now, and you can pick them up without leaving your car thanks to Best Buy's curbside pickup service.
Google Wifi was one of the first mesh systems around and it's still one of the most intuitive. For many people, it's still a great system with enough speed for most online activity.
Google Wifi and eero have a lot in common on the surface but the real differences come from their ecosystems and expansion options.