WiFi Users - Tplink vs others
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Horrible experience with Tplink routers, tons of good reviews lured me to buy one again, already owned archer c60 1200 which went bad in just 1 year, so went to the service centre last month and coz of lockdowns it was closed and no signs of opening no communication nothing…was left with no option but to get a new one, so with a heavy heart bought archer AC 1350 again, and guess what it went bad too in just less than month…Now I have 2 BAD worthless Routers….the service centre guys don’t pick up calls…have to waste this whole Monday to locate these b****strds……..
What frustrates me is the Chinese iball next door worth 600 rs is running strong, and my neighbour boasts about it!!!! And u won’t believe that single antenna shits network is all around my building!!!would have ordered that but really? Iball My cousin’s would die laughing….
Any similar experience? Best u recommend? Planning to ditch tplinks forever…
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Archer c50 ac1200 here, little beyond an year. Have no issues so far. Troubled me during setting up own VPN.
What is the issue in your case? What’s happening when you say it is not working
Have been using dlink 825 dual band since last one year..not faced any major issues till date
Nothing beats Netgear or Asus Routers in terms of range, speed and reliability. Bought a Netgear R8000p back in 2017 and it’s still going strong, get in excess of 300Mbps speed on wifi. They may be expensive to start with but price is well worth it in longer term.
Using MR-3020 since 2013, only the power adapter got damaged, replaced with a generic one. Earlier used it as a portable mifi, with MTS USB modem. Now since 2017, use it at office, connected to LAN.
Using W8968 since 2014, earlier as ADSL router with MTS USB modem as fallback, now as Access point and for network storage via usb.
Using MR600 since Apr-2020.
been using AC1350 since Oct 2017.. No issues whatsoever… guess its just bad luck with your device(s).