TP-Link Archer C3200

TP-Link Archer C3200 Tri-Band Gigabit Router ReviewLooking for a premium router that deliver blazing fast speeds to multiple devices throughout the house? Maybe this TP-Link Archer is right for you.Pros3 separate frequenciesBeamforming for hard to reach placesSupports up to 3200MbpsConsCost a bit high for general useAntennas do not detachNo sFTP access to external drive (optional)2016-11-159Overall

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.

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Here's our review of the TP-Link AC3200 Wireless Tri-Band Gigabit Router, a tri-band high performance router. How powerful is it?

A compact AC3200 solution hits the market with TP-LINK's Archer C3200, a Tri-Band wireless router that's definitely worth a look.

This is the highest-end AC-WiFi router by TP-Link, the TP-Link AC3200. It features 3 bands, with a single 2.4GHz and two 5GHz bands.

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