Doesn't work

Unreliable

Excellent product easy to setup. Covers entire two storey house. Many thanks Graeme

Simple to install physically and setup electronically and keep tabs on with an iPhone app which was also simple to deal with performance so far has been seamless and invisible; literally since all is hidden behind a piano.

Tried to configure with out doing firmware upgrade as soon as I turned it on. Could have saved time by upgrading right away.

Clean interface; attractive exterior; is working as expected

Firmware needed to be updated to program port forwarding to a Lan IP as it would not accept any IP

The performance is no that good while streaming video

I actually got this router as an exchange for a more popular brand name, won't get into details but the routers cost the same at the time. I really like the TP LINK router because my original purchase I was looking for VPN support which the previous claimed but didn't actually support.

This was an upgrade to my home Wi-Fi. Once I went through the help files it was quite easy to set up and connect to 2 range extenders as we live in an old property with thick walls The Wi-Fi speed is impressive with both movies and iPlayer

I've had two of these it for year and a half, nothing but problems: they hang, internet stops working, speeds drop to a crawl, etc. Usually fixed by daily reboots. Tried to set up a wireless bridge with two of these, messed around with configuration a lot, did not find a stable configuration.

Its an excellent router, takes care of reconnection after a power flip automatically. Please note the new variant that is shipped is versions 3 of C50. It not a duplicate one but looks very different from version 2.

The Archer C50-AC1200 Router is a really great router for its price point. Another router I have at home is the Netgear AC1900 Router, priced at $160 USD, which is nearly 3x greater in price so they are not comparable in price and speed; however, both have 4 ports for ethernet connection, a usb...