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$60 manufacturer's savings is valid 6/20/22 through 6/24/22. While supplies last. Limit 3 per member.
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Features:
- Wi-Fi 6 Tri-band Speeds up to 3.2 Gbps
- Connect up to 4x More Devices without losing speed
- 2.5 Gbps WAN/LAN Port, for high-speed internet plans
- 1.5 GHz CPU for buffer-free 8K/4K streaming and gaming
- Easy Setup with All WiFi-Enabled Devices and Internet Service Providers
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The only thing I am not sure about is if this required monthly subscription like its X90 sibling or if it has all the advanced functions included. Still at $120 this is a very good price on a TriBand wifi 6 router.
The only thing I am not sure about is if this required monthly subscription like its X90 sibling or if it has all the advanced functions included. Still at $120 this is a very good price on a TriBand wifi 6 router.
I'm curious about this too.
I have an older C3200 tri band in the basement so use a RE330 (1200mbs) for the kids rooms at the back of the house on the second floor as they complain of it being spotty with the one in the basement, so they can cast but the RE700 is a lot faster than mine and works as a mesh setup where mine isnt
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I have an older C3200 tri band in the basement so use a RE330 (1200mbs) for the kids rooms at the back of the house on the second floor as they complain of it being spotty with the one in the basement, so they can cast but the RE700 is a lot faster than mine and works as a mesh setup where mine isnt
Only products that support Mesh with other routers are DECO mesh units. Routers only support OneMesh which means no you cannot mesh two standalone routers together. The only thing you can mesh this triband router with is the multiple OneMesh extenders offered by Tp-link as pointed out by AussieDad.
How did you like it over the AC1900 while it did work? Speed increases and range should have been nice.