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TP-Link Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Mbps Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router, OneMesh Supported, Dual-Core CPU, Ideal for Gaming (Archer AX23)
TP-Link Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Mbps Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router, OneMesh Supported, Dual-Core CPU, Ideal for Gaming (Archer AX23)
TP-Link Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Mbps Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router, OneMesh Supported, Dual-Core CPU, Ideal for Gaming (Archer AX23)
TP-Link Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Mbps Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router, OneMesh Supported, Dual-Core CPU, Ideal for Gaming (Archer AX23)
TP-Link Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Mbps Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router, OneMesh Supported, Dual-Core CPU, Ideal for Gaming (Archer AX23)
TP-Link Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Mbps Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router, OneMesh Supported, Dual-Core CPU, Ideal for Gaming (Archer AX23)
TP-Link Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Mbps Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router, OneMesh Supported, Dual-Core CPU, Ideal for Gaming (Archer AX23)
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TP-Link Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Mbps Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router, OneMesh Supported, Dual-Core CPU, Ideal for Gaming (Archer AX23)

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  • Super-Fast Wi-Fi 6 Router– Enjoy smooth 4K streaming and downloading with super-fast Wi-Fi speeds of 1.8 Gbps
  • 4× Larger Capacity for Non-Stop Entertainment– OFDMA allows clients to transmit both on uplink and downlink sharing one band at one time, which cuts the latency and jittering
  • Gigabit Internet Access- Speed up to 1 Gbps with a Gigabit WAN port, Plug your PCs, smart TVs and game consoles into one of the four Gigabit LAN ports for fast and reliable wired connections
  • EasyMesh VPN router - Flexibly creates a Mesh network by connecting to an EasyMesh-compatible router for seamless whole-home coverage
  • Broader Coverage – Improved algorithm, beamforming, and high-performance antennas enhance the Wi-Fi coverage performance
  • Next-Gen Platform – The Next-Gen High-Efficiency Chipset provides fast and stable Wi-Fi while saving power consumption
  • Parental Controls – Enjoy the most versatile yet free parental controls features among all routers, including URL blocking, profile management, pausing, and more
  • Works with Most ISPs – Compatible with most ISPs with extra L2TP/PPTP support; IPTV support works with your existing TV over the Internet contract
  • Easy Setup – Set up your router in minutes with the powerful TP-Link Tether App
  • Backward Compatible – Supports all previous 802.11 standards Wi-Fi devices
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  1. geedlebug's avatar
    £88.99 Now??
    Russell_Jones's avatar
    Nah just scroll down a bit to the reduced price
  2. whitehawk's avatar
    Novice here because I've always used isp routers. Does this completely replace my sky router?
    tomtomasz's avatar
    No, it's a RT model so no modem, you need a DSL model to get modem in it
  3. Cracker_T's avatar
    Does this replace the ISP hub (SKY)?
    Subsh's avatar
    it can not replace the modem function of the "ISP hub"
    but it can replace wifi/routing function
  4. DiscoBotty's avatar
    i need to replace my mum's ancient EE ADSL router. Would this work? If not, any good ADSL options out there instead?
    StaceyQ's avatar
    Doesn't support ADSL. Get EE to send their Smart Hub Plus.
  5. Oseb's avatar
    Does anyone know if this would work with Vodafone City fibre? the router they supply is terrible and I get lag spikes all the time while gaming
    StaceyQ's avatar
    Yes but might be Vodafone network itself not the crap Vodafone router.
  6. moxa's avatar
    Would this work with community fibre? This or AX3000 posted earlier for £75? Thanks
    Macreus's avatar
    Doesn't make a difference who your provider is.
  7. Calum99's avatar
    Replaced my ISP crap with this & really really happy.

    Very nice app & covers our 3500sq ft house well (I have repeaters on the 3rd floor but for speed rather than not having any wifi like my old router)
    StaceyQ's avatar
    This is my ISP router
  8. Rhyer's avatar
    Great find, thank you. Been looking to move away from virgin hub 3 and dip my toes into this world of owning a router. Let's see how it goes!
    davelister301's avatar
    Thinking of doing the same, let me know how it goes please
  9. Wolfsbane2k's avatar
    Good spot, Typically been available at ~ £59.99
    Now a little old in the tooth for "new" stuff, but wifi 6 and supported by openwrt [OpenWrt Wiki] TP-Link Archer AX23 (subject to disk space constraints), so note the caveat on reverting to OEM after a OpenWRT install!
    Rumoured to get warm, but in all honestly, what consumer wifi router doesn't these days!
  10. caveman4562's avatar
    Tempted does it have many features in the app like parental control etc ?
    Wolfsbane2k's avatar
    I seem to recall tp-link charge extra for parental controls.
  11. Mentos's avatar
    Pity these don’t work with their Deco Mesh systems :/

    Also does one mesh support wired backhaul yet? (edited)
    Kay135's avatar
    Wow you just answered my question. Do any support the Deco mesh system?
  12. Russell_Jones's avatar
    I’ve just bought a second hand Asus AC2900. Would this be significantly better for pcvr on quest 3, Or should I keep hold of what I have?
  13. Rob29311011's avatar
    shame no DSL port as im on EE
  14. Starbuck26's avatar
    Anyone know if this works with Vodafone City Fibre please?
    tomtomasz's avatar
    If you have a separate modem for the fibre then it would plug into that one and fine for home network
  15. pease's avatar
    What’s the best router for a large house
    slipd's avatar
    Have a look at their Deco Mesh stuff
  16. Jyoosi's avatar
    Got this as the router provided by my ISP (NoOne Internet).

    Handles symmetrical gigabit quite well, but you can tell it's a budget router.

    Pro tip: turn OFF the "smart" WiFi feature, it does not work very well and will lead to constant WiFi dropouts and extra strain on the poor CPU for no actual benefit.

    I turned off the 2.4ghz band entirely afterwards and it's been very stable, but I would rename this band and leave it separate to your 5ghz and only use it for any smart home tat you have. Leave 5ghz for all your main devices.

    I have mine set to automatically restart at 3am every day to clear the crap out. Many say this isn't needed with modern routers, but my BQM graphs say otherwise.

    So far it's only Google's Nest routers that haven't needed restarts for me, but sadly Google is so far behind that they don't support VLan tagging, which is what CityFibre rely on.
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