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TP-Link AC1900 High Power Wireless Wi-Fi Gigabit Router, Ideal for Gaming (Archer C1900) | Envi

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$169.99

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TP-Link AC1900 High Power Wireless Wi-Fi Gigabit Router, Ideal for Gaming (Archer C1900)

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$169.99

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The Archer C1900 creates a reliable, blazing-fast network using 802.11ac, dual band, and high-powered 900mW amplifiers for ultimate Wi-Fi coverage. Stream 4K Ultra HD video and game online without lag over a clear 5GHz band while using the 2.4GHz band for everyday tasks like checking email and web browsing. The C1900's dual USB ports make it easy to share files, photos, and music across your network, and beamforming technology helps the router strengthen its connections to WiFi devices. Key Features: Dual Band 2.4GHz (up to 600Mbps) + 5GHz (up to 1300Mbps) 1GHz Dual Core Processor 3x High Powered Dual Band External Antennas 900mW Amplifiers 4x 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet Ports + 1x Gigabit WAN Port 1x USB 3.0 + 1x USB 2.0 Ports Beamforming Package Contents:
AC1900 High Power Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router Archer C1900
3 detachable antennas
Power supply unit
Resource CD
Ethernet Cable
Quick Installation Guide Support: Industry-leading 2-year warranty and 24/7 premium technical support. J.D. Power: TP-Link received the highest numerical score among 6 companies in the J.D. Power 2017 U.S. Wireless Router Satisfaction Report, based on 980 total responses, measuring the opinions of customers who purchased a wireless router in the previous 12 months, surveyed October 2017. Your experiences may vary. Visit jdpower.com

Marca: TP-Link
Modelo: B018DFUJV8
Categoría aduanal: Electronics

Reseñas

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549 reseñas

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Nick Carrigan
26 de septiembre de 2016
TP-Link gets it right!
Very impressed with the TP-Link AC1900 so far. Its setup was very easy. As an advanced user it was nice to be able to configure the router exactly how I wanted it. Had it up and running within about 15 minutes despite updating several settings.Its performance has been terrific. For whatever reason, I had wireless connectivity issues with a Netgear WNDR4500v2. Every few days, the router would bog down and I'd have to power cycle the router to restore connectivity. I also had weird issues when using my iPhone/iPad with the unit.Since upgrading to the TP-Link router, I've had no such issues. It's been working for a few days now with no downtime and no weird glitches with the iPhone/iPad.The AC1900 has a very clean, professional configuration user interface. A few minor gripes is some of their terminology. They describe "Port Forwarding" as "Virtual Servers" -- still trying to figure that one out. The last firmware update has a couple of minor glitches where the interface told me I had to reboot the router -- but the reboot button didn't accept any input. Simply restarting the browser did the trick. (This was in the Virtual Server section in fact.) Another minor gripe is that you can't disable or adjust the brightness of the front-panel LEDs. They're quite bright in a dark room. I simply covered them up with smoke-colored plastic.All in all, I'm very pleased with the router. I also like the physical design of the unit. It's very stable and I prefer the antennas in this manner. The unit comes with a pretty hefty DC wall-wart. Its power cord is a little short -- I had to buy an extension cable so I can route it properly. Oh and since this model is the HP version, it does consume quite a bit of amperage -- hence, it'll drive up your electricity bill slightly. ;o)NOV 2016 UPDATE:I haven't had one issue with this TP-Link router so far (knock wood.) It's a perfect mate with my iPhone 6S+ (and now 7+) which works flawlessly. No more flakey issues compared with my old Netgear router.PS. I noticed (2) people have said my review wasn't good enough for them. Leave a comment if you feel this way. I won't argue specifications but at least have the respect to say why you don't agree with my review. Thank you.Ver másVer menos
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Stephen Savner
26 de marzo de 2017
A solid mid range performer
I shopped for a Gigabit router for a couple of weeks both locally and online. Seeing a wide range in prices I was unsure about buying one to replace my aging Linksys router that had served me well for the last 6 or 7 years. Prices sure have changed in that time. Was looking at name brands like Linksys and Asus but was discouraged by the prices. I saw this router for less that $100 and did not recognize the name so passed it up thinking that it would not last long. Long story short I would up giving it a go because the others were just more than I was willing to pay for a descent router.It arrived quickly and in good packaging so I hooked it up and turned it on. It synced with my cable modem quickly and I was online. Set up the Wi-Fi password and setup log-in and off I went. The speed is what I was expecting from a Gigabit router with 2 computers and a voip phone connected and have not experienced any hiccups or dropping like I was having with the old Linksys. The name may be unfamiliar to me but so far I have not had any issues with this router.I see the price has now risen $30 on this units but it still seems like a good deal to me. I've had it online for 4 months now and not one hiccup and no slowdowns, I've even used the Wi-Fi for streaming to 2 tablets and a phone without any buffering needed. All in all I'd recommend this router if your looking for a reasonable priced mid ranged Gigabit router.Ver másVer menos
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Dug
14 de diciembre de 2017
Not perfect (is there a perfect router?), but the best we've come across so far.
So far, it's performed fairly well. We have a 3000 sq ft. 2-story house, and we've gone through many routers over the years, and even though they've been placed in the center of the house, have had troubles of one sort or another (range, connectivity, etc.) -- range has never been what has been advertised. However, with this TP-Link, range is definitely better. It's not perfect - every once in a while we have a connectivity issue- but definitely having issues *much less* frequently. Our experience is that it's definitely the best router we've come across. Pretty happy with it, and I think there's a good chance others would be happy with it, too.Ver másVer menos
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babel228
2 de abril de 2017
Incredible Range and After 6 Months of Use, It's Still a Keeper!
I've upgraded to this router from a Buffalo Air-station. This router is simple to use and easy to set up and the range is mind blowing. On the 2.5ghz band, this router can cast out a signal to about 500 ft (from the 2nd floor, from inside my house). Great for wifi access around the backyard or to my neighbors house across the street. It has separate guest network access for both the 2.5 and 5ghz bands... Just point the antennas to the direction you want the signal to go and it sends out a focused beam to your awaiting devices. It has a built in DNLA server and my attached 2tb USB drive is easily accessed from my network without having to use complicated network configuration settings. The NAS feature allows the use of NTFS formatted USB hard drives, and the speed of this router is impressive. The TP-Link web interface is a breeze to navigate though and allows for advanced routing capabilities. The only downside to this router is that DD-WRT firmware cannot be installed on U.S. versions. Other than that, this is a great router for the average home or small business user who need a simple to manage, yet feature packed router.Ver másVer menos
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vinnyf
30 de noviembre de 2016
Powerhouse
Been using a variety of cheap routers (configured as Access Points, ie, no LAN connection) for several years - my original Cisco 350 worked well, but was not capable of modern security. Several of the newer ones worked pretty well, but just didn't put out sufficient signal level (the Cisco averaged around -65 to -70 at typical operating locations, but the others (a pre-N Belkin and cheap Trendnet) were a solid 10 db lower at the same locations. This one was right around the same levels as the original Cisco, maybe even a couple of db hotter.Setup was easy and intuitive. Unit is impressively solid feeling, and it's good to see real detachable antennas.As others have mentioned, the "wall wart" is a bit heavy and could easily pull itself from a socket - and the coax power connection on the back of the unit would also benefit from a strain relief, IMO. It would be nice if the unit could be mounted somewhere, but there doesn't seem to be any practical way other than leaving it free-standing. Also mentioned by others, there is only one activity indicator for the 4 lan connections, so its a bit more effort to isolate any wiring problems. Finally, power comes at a price - the power draw is over 3 amps at 12 volts, and the unit does indeed run fairly warm. Minor problems all, and the performance is truly outstanding.Ver másVer menos
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MyHarpoon
18 de octubre de 2016
So far so good with this router
So far so good with this router. Previously, I had a combination modem/router from a different brand and found that the wireless range was not adequate for my house. The problem with that router is the antennas were internal so there was no way to adjust them or replace them with better antennas. The way my house is set up the modem/router has to be on one side of the house so the other side received little to no signal. I tried using a range extender, but that was a poor solution (it lost a lot of speed repeating the signal). I elevated the modem/router to 7 feet above the floor as several articles mentioned that as a possible range solution. That helped a little bit but was still not good enough to get video streaming speeds to the other side of the house.So I started researching routers. The Archer C7 was mentioned in several online reviews/comparison. The C9 was the latest model so I decided to future-proof myself (for a couple years anyway) and get that model. Then on Amazon, I noticed that there was a high-power version that replaces the standard antennas with high-gain antennas. This is something that I would have tried with my old modem/router if I was able to access the antennas so I decided to spend a few extra bucks and get the high-power C9 now and not worry about upgrading in the future.What a difference the C9 makes on my wireless range! I connected the C9 to one of the ethernet ports on my old modem/router and turned off the wireless signal from the modem/router (bridge mode). Now I can easily stream Netflix in every room (simultaneously) with bandwidth to spare.Ver másVer menos
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