Its a 5 star capable router. I did drop one star only because the first unit received had issues with 5Ghz connection to certain newer android and apple IOs devices. I had to spend 2 weeks with tech support and finally ended returning the unit for a replacement and replacement works perfectly for...

I have been using the TP-Link Archer C2300 for a couple of weeks and like other TP-Link Wi-Fi routers I've used, this one just works. It is simple to setup and use. Setting up the TP-Link Archer C2300 for the first time is easy and you can utilize either the smartphone app (Tether) or a web-based...

Ease of setup via web or smartphone app; Detachable antennas; Good value for money; Ease of setup via web or smartphone app; Detachable antennas; Good value for money

Status LEDs in awkward placement; Standard issue design; Status LEDs in awkward placement; Standard issue design

Nice router, fast, stable connection. Did not have any issues so far. My smartphone reaches 115mps/23mps on 5G (with 100/20 fibre). Great features vs price.

Don't let anyone tell you this won't support a gaming house hold it's a fast stable router with excellent range. We just got a 50mbps package which came with a Linksys E2500 router and with 30 feet and 2 walls between our 2 main computers it wasn't cutting it.

It may not be correct to call TP-Link Archer C2300 the successor of since it follows a rather different path (it's more of a budget-friendly Archer AC3150 v2). So it is a very relevant device for 2017, sporting powerful internal hardware, a good wireless performance, a user-friendly interface...

Excellent Wireless Performance; User Friendly Interface; MU-MIMO; Link Aggregation To A NAS; Smart Connect

The Case Is Prone To Overheating; The Design Is Not Original

The TP-Link Archer C2300 has really made us question what the average consumer needs in a router. On paper, it would seem like the Linksys Max Stream EA9300 (AC4000) would blow it out of the water.