I got this router from Overstock for over 100 dollars less than I could find it anywhere else. I bought a good modem, and contacted Brighthouse so that they could get the modem information from me to apply to our account for optimal performance. I'm happy.

This router covers my 1200sq ft condo without any issues. I had trouble with my Ring door bell staying connected but it auto corrected it's self.. so I can't blame the router. Netflix buffering issues nearly gone and it was an easy setup.

This is a amazing bit of kit, I used this to replace the router I was using with Plus.Net Fibre, as long as you know your connection details then this router just works, plug in, enter those details and thats it, your conencted, no fuss, just working.

There are Wi-Fi routers and then there are Wi-Fi routers. When Wi-Fi first hit the masses, there were only a few select networking brands that were pr

bought this a few months ago and so far works great. It is hooked to PS4, which we use for netflix, amazon streaming fine. I also have 3 cell phones, 2 tablets, 2 laptops, and another blueray player for streaming running on the network as well.

Of course, the Chinese manufacturer is as popular as ever and it has managed to maintain its status as a main competitor to the likes of Asus, Netgear, Linksys and D-Link, but, similarly to the aforementioned companies, is playing a numbers game, going up to AD7200 (Talon AD7200), thus confusing a...

Tri-Band Functionality; The Smart Connect Feature; Easy to Use Interface; Interesting Design; Acceptable Price Tag

Average WiFi Performance from a Tri-Band Router Point of View; Lacks the Access Point Mode and the Bridge Mode; Non-Removable Antennas

If you have a high-traffic network with multiple clients vying for bandwidth, you may want to consider upgrading to a tri-band router. Whereas dual-band models offer one 2.4GHz and one 5GHz Wi-Fi band, tri-band routers offer one 2.4GHz and two 5GHz bands. The extra 5GHz band goes a long way in easing wireless network congestion and gives you more control over how clients connect wirelessly. With the TP-Link AC3200 Wireless Tri-Band Gigabit Router Archer C3200 ($259.99), you get good 5GHz throughput and a slew of management settings, and it does a solid job of transferring files to and from attached USB storage devices. However, it can't match the overall performance of its triple-band competitors. Design and FeaturesThe C3200 is an AC3200 router; its 2.4GHz band has a maximum data-link speed of 600Mbps and each of the 5GHz bands can reach speeds of up to 1,300Mbps. It is powered by a 1GHz dual-core processor and supports the 802.11 b/g/n/ac networking standards. In addition to Be...

The TP-Link AC3200 Wireless Tri-Band Gigabit Router Archer C3200 uses three radio bands to help ease network congestion and offers a wealth of management options, but its overall performance comes up short.

Lots of management features; Good close-proximity 5GHz throughput and relatively fast file-transfer speeds in testing

Expensive; Middling range performance and 2.4GHz throughput on our tests