The Archer AX6000 from TP-Link is one of the fastest around with tons of wireless speed, eight gigabit Ethernet ports for wired devices, and 2.5Gbps WAN. HomeCare software makes it a great pick for families.
Eero finally has a mesh solution fast enough for gigabit connection with the Eero Pro 6. The Eero Pro is still fast enough for most people but if you need more speed than your older mesh can provide, the Eero Pro 6 is a great choice.
An Eero Pro 6 mesh setup delivers plenty of speed and capacity to all your wireless devices across your entire home. Great Alexa integration and a Zigbee hub makes it the perfect base for a reliable smart home.
The Eero 6 Extender is a great way to add more coverage to your Eero 6 or Eero Pro 6 mesh but doesn't work as a standalone solution and isn't a great fit for a Wi-Fi 5 system.
Wi-Fi 6 mesh routers take speed to the next level with improved connectivity between the mesh nodes. Whether you need gigabit speeds or just want consistent coverage, there are plenty of options available.
If it's time to get a new router, it's worth it to make the jump to Wi-Fi 6 as more and more new devices are able to take advantage of the new tech.
Wi-Fi 6 has arrived and promises speeds of up to 10Gbps by combining both the 2.4GHz and two 5GHz networks in your home. Here are the best compatible routers to take advantage of the faster speeds and greater capacity of Wi-Fi 6.
The Eero Pro 6 and the Linksys MX10 Velop both offer 6,000 sq ft of coverage and plenty of speed for a gigabit connect. At $100 less, the Eero Pro 6 system makes more sense for most people.
Eero has managed to keep all Eeros compatible with one another with software updates allowing users to keep using their old Eeros even when they've added newer and faster Eeros to the mesh.
Wi-Fi 6 helps the Eero Pro 6 mesh system deliver gigabit speeds all around the home while the standard Eero 6 can deliver up to 500Mbps. Both routers work with the entire Eero line of of routers for expansion and are set up with the Eero app.
If your household is all-in on streaming, the Linksys Velop AX4200 might just be the best router for you. But that doesn't just mean the usual Netflix streaming — it also means streaming VR games to your Oculus Quest 2, or Xbox games to your smartphone.
If you are ready to upgrade your wireless network there are a ton of options to choose from. Wi-Fi 6 is pushing speeds higher than every before while mesh expansion is making it easy to add coverage where you need it.
Linksys next-generation Velop AX4200 delivers blazing-fast Wi-Fi 6 connectivity for your entire house. It also supports Linksys Intelligent Mesh technology, so you can add to your existing Linksys-powered network without hassle.
Wi-Fi 6 is a shiny new standard for wireless networks, said to offer better speed, greater efficiency, and support for more simultaneous connections. But will you be able to leverage it on your Eero mesh network?
A single Eero Pro 6 router covers up to 2,000 sq ft with the three-pack offering 6,000 sq ft. If you need more, you can add additional routers or even other Eeros including the Eero 6 Extender if you don;'t need full gigabit speed.
Each Eero 6 router covers up to 1,500 sq ft with a pack of three covering up to 5,000 sq ft but every house is different. It's very likely that you'll need to expand your Eero 6 mesh later on if you have a lot of interference in your home.
If you need to fill in some dead zone in your home Wi-Fi coverage, there are plenty of extenders to choose from whether you need something with a ton of speed or just need a little extra boost in one room.
If you are looking to add support for Wi-Fi 6 to your network without spending a lot on speed and features you don't need, there are more options that ever. TP-Link has the cheapest overall Wi-Fi 6 router and doesn't give up much speed to get there.
The future of wireless Internet is officially here.
A recent leak points to evidence of several new Eero routers in the pipeline. Key among them is a new Eero Pro with upgraded internals including Wi-Fi 6 support.