Router under 3k for a 300mbps connection (openwrt is non-essential)

SyGeek · Feb 22, 2021

I have a 300mbps connection from Excitel. I need a decent router that can support those speeds at both WLAN and LAN. I'm also looking to transfer files between devices connected to the local network (not NAS), so the router should be able to provide max bandwidth for this usage.

Kick933 · Feb 22, 2021

I suggest the following Linksys Router.
Else Tp-Link Archer C6 is still a vfm for its asking price,given that they are providing a dual core processor with latest version.
So, hitting 1 Gbps on ethernet will be easier.

skv · Feb 22, 2021

Hi,
I have new router from DBC model hgx-323rgw-bc, Anyone know who are all the network providers support this router? Like Hathway, ACT etc?

igloo · Feb 22, 2021

This with quad core processor. Mesh ready. Stable.

Kick933 · Feb 23, 2021

Totally suggest mesh router suggested by @igloo . Quad core processor will make things smoother to another level.

SyGeek · Feb 23, 2021

igloo said:
This with quad core processor. Mesh ready. Stable.

Thanks. Mesh certainly is desirable in the near future. Right now I have another cheap TP-Link router in a distant room connected to my main router via LAN. What's the advantage of purchasing this over 2x archer c6?

Edit: Nvm. Only 2 LAN ports and not gigabit.

igloo · Feb 23, 2021

It's a gigabit port. And only one lan port not 2.
One is wan. Though both are interchangeable.
You can connect old TP-Link router to single lan port on access point mode and disable wifi(not sure if that is possible) on it to make it work like switch.

What's the advantage of purchasing this over 2x archer c6?

Mesh router, better processor, better range, quad core processor. check youtube video of both to compare.

Router under 3k for a 300mbps connection (openwrt is non-essential)

SyGeek

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skv

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Kick933

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SyGeek

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igloo

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