It works fine!

YUP! when you get the product just update the firmware First! plug the Ethernet cord in the computer and type the ip address of the router and update! Be careful not to unplug the router when updating it as you will brick it!

No cons at all! Plug and update the firmware! No drops what so ever! Re config it and it's holding out just fine; Solid and heavy and not a cheap product; Want the best then get the best!

None; It's fine! Just update the firmware and sit back and Re config it

Meh, it works but needs to be restarted every 24-72 hours to maintain combined speeds

This device did what it said it would do. My major issue is that it won't keep doing it. I'm using it to combine two ISPs. One is running at 60mbps and one at 85mbps (downstream). It will run with a combine speed of about 115mbps for about 24 hours.

Three Stars

Slightly disappointing. Constantly need rebooting. Not upto TP-links usual standard.

Excellent little device

I've had a couple of these out in the field for quite a while now and they are still working great. You get multiple VPN options, VLAN support, Guest WiFi, and robust security filtering in the firewall.

Cheap, but not very dependable

It is a very capable router, but for all three locations where I've used it, it has to be power cycled on a regular basis to keep it working. If you're not willing to put up with that, pay more for a better product.