TP-LINK Archer AX6000

Need to connect multiple devices to the Internet? The TP-LINK Archer AX6000 is designed for sharing high-speed Internet connection and large signal coverage. It uses 802,11a, 802,11b, 802,11g, 802,11n, 802,11ac and 802,11ax standards and Dual-band frequency., i.e. it's a dual-band router. The router uses 8 external antennas. The practical DHCP functions of this model include Server, DHCP Client List and Address Reservation. The WiFi connection speed can reach up to 5952 Mb/s or 1 Gbit if you use LAN cable connection.

TP-LINK Archer AX6000 WiFi Router Key Features

• The router's minimalistic design highlighted by the colour scheme makes it suitable for any interior
• The device supports the following standards: 802,11a, 802,11b, 802,11g, 802,11n, 802,11ac and 802,11ax
• Wireless connection speed up to 5952 Mb/s
• Data encryption
• The router installation and setup is so easy anyone can do it
• The device is equipped with 2 USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 3.0) connectors
• Parental controls allow you to protect your children from inappropriate content
• WiFi Router works with IPv6 protocol
• Number of external antennas: 8

Encrypt Your Data with the TP-LINK Archer AX6000 Router

The TP-LINK Archer AX6000 router uses encryption to protect your privacy. The device features several different types of encryption: WPA, WPA2, WPA-Enterprise, WPA2-Enterprise and WPA3. This makes the router a good tool for secure web browsing.

Simple Setup and Installation with the TP-LINK Archer AX6000 Router

The router setup is so easy even a beginner can do it. The packaging includes the initial setup guide. Then the only thing left to do is to connect the cables and maybe enter the information from your service provider.

TP-LINK Archer AX6000: Reliable Wired and Wireless Internet

Aside from WiFi, the router enables LAN connection reaching speeds of up to 1 Gbit. LAN connection is a must for online gamers who require great speed and stability, though in exchange for some user comfort. You can use USB to link the TP-Link router to key peripherals, for example a printer or an external hard drive.