This would have been a good product but a firmware update has removed features from the GUI and you now have to download an app to access some settings. They actually REMOVED items...

AX3000 - Not great.

This AX3000 is an Intel based router that runs hot. My old ARM based TP-Link router, a TL-WR1043ND, runs very cool.I had a new (less then 3 months old) HP laptop supplied by my company that could not see this router even when right next to it. I had to reconnect my old TP-Link router to use the laptop with WiFi.I have an older laptop running Linux Mint that can connect to the AX3000 but it randomly stops working until it is disconnected and reconnected from the router's WiFi.I recently bought a Philips "smart" Android TV that drops WiFi connection to this router requiring an unplug and plug back in of the TV. The TV may be the problem there as it has numerous additional issues.Turning off the LED lights in the router admin page does not work as expected. The ... MoreThis AX3000 is an Intel based router that runs hot. My old ARM based TP-Link router, a TL-WR1043ND, runs very cool.I had a new (less then 3 months old) HP laptop supplied by my company that could not see this router even when right next to it. I had to reconnect my old TP-Link router to use the laptop with WiFi.I have an older laptop running Linux Mint that can connect to the AX3000 but it randomly stops working until it is disconnected and reconnected from the router's WiFi.I recently bought a Philips "smart" Android TV that drops WiFi connection to this router requiring an unplug and plug back in of the TV. The TV may be the problem there as it has numerous additional issues.Turning off the LED lights in the router admin page does not work as expected. The LEDs will sometimes randomly turn back on if you just use the LED toggle. To keep them off you need to set the LED off schedule for a 23 hour and 59 minute time period (5:59 AM to 6:00 AM)Signal strength seems to be a little better than the TP-Link it is replacing but overall it appears to be less reliable. I will be avoiding Intel based routers in the future as it is the most notable difference between the 2 TP-Link routers I have owned.

Finally Stable Internet!

Very please with this purchase! I was getting intermittent internet signal, hooked this up to the Optus Modem/Router via the provided ethernet cable and bam... stable internet!

Michael's review of TP-Link Archer AX55 AX3000 Gigabit Wi-Fi 6 Router

Pros: easy to set up

Mid range wifi 6 router

I got this router so I can link my pico 4 vr headset & PC on the same wifi 6 network to play games on steam vr.Thus router does that & instantly boosted my sitting room wifi from 80mbps to 300mbps on a 5ghz network. It's a good mid range router ideal for gaming. Set up is easy as you can imagine via the tether app. Scan the qr code & your away. Power down your main router then connect through ethernet cable preferably cat6 or above & what your wifi speeds & deadzones change drastically. Not the best by far but for the price & my indoor needs it is absolutely fine. I wish there were more security features & I don't like you have to pay for wifi protection. The cpu is pretty basic & it does get hot under heavy load but thanks to the usb port I connected my small ... MoreI got this router so I can link my pico 4 vr headset & PC on the same wifi 6 network to play games on steam vr.Thus router does that & instantly boosted my sitting room wifi from 80mbps to 300mbps on a 5ghz network. It's a good mid range router ideal for gaming. Set up is easy as you can imagine via the tether app. Scan the qr code & your away. Power down your main router then connect through ethernet cable preferably cat6 or above & what your wifi speeds & deadzones change drastically. Not the best by far but for the price & my indoor needs it is absolutely fine. I wish there were more security features & I don't like you have to pay for wifi protection. The cpu is pretty basic & it does get hot under heavy load but thanks to the usb port I connected my small desk fan & raised the router slightly with four bits of plastic at each corner for maximum ventilation. I'm happy with my purchase & will upgrade when I feel necessary.

New modem

Took some googling and forum interfacing but once working router has been bulletproofWas some setbacks with low stock, received item later than advertised however provider with great with communication and even offered a full money back payment when shipment was delayed.Great customer support.

Noel's review of TP-Link Archer AX55 AX3000 Gigabit Wi-Fi 6 Router

Pros: It works for melifespan =time will tellCons: Its fine for me

Peter's review of TP-Link Archer AX55 AX3000 Gigabit Wi-Fi 6 Router

Pros: 4 Ethernet portsCons: Tp-support poor. Marketing over hyped. Fewer options to configure than older models. Homeshield does not seem to do anything. Response from tp-support is links to marketing.

Solid Bit of Kit

Delivers as per manufacturers promise. Stable Wi-Fi. Reliable thus far. Easy setup. Comprehensive user guide. GUI easy navigation with helps. All the features expected from a decent router. Only con is that all Wi-Fi has to be on to utilise guest option so a security flaw there as far as I'm concerned. Others may not mind that but I specifically bought it for access to Wi-Fi cams and nothing else so I'd have preferred to be able to disable other network Wi-Fi.

TP link AX55

Seems too boost my WiFi really good easy too set up nice piece of equipment