Testseek.com have collected 25 expert reviews of the TP-Link AX90 Archer AX6600 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for TP-Link AX90 Archer AX6600.
July 2021
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The editors liked
RE505X - easy extension of the AX network
RE505X - Suitable for light loads
RE505X - may work with other brands supporting IEEE 802.11.11k/v/r Mesh devices
AX90 - Gigabit and 2.5Gigabit WAN/LAN ports
AX90 – great stable speeds and lots of OS controls
The editors didn't like
RE505X Ethernet backhaul changes it to an access point with a different SSID
RE505X - easy extension of the AX network, RE505X - Suitable for light loads, RE505X - may work with other brands supporting IEEE 802.11.11k/v/r Mesh devices, AX90 - Gigabit and 2.5Gigabit WAN/LAN ports, AX90 – great stable speeds and lots of OS controls
RE505X Ethernet backhaul changes it to an access point with a different SSID, HomeShield Pro is an extra cost
Getting into testing, the AX90 shows 952MBps on LAN throughput. A separate test showed the 2.5GBps WAN/LAN port operating in LAN mode to reach 2368Mbps.2.4GHZ testing gave us a touch over 150MBps.Testing 5GHz, we see nearly 900Mbps with our AX200 test sys...
Expensive, Some features require a subscription, Middling file transfer performance
The TP-Link Archer AX90 is a capable Wi-Fi 6 router equipped with multi-gig ports, strong parental controls, and decent but not record-breaking throughput speeds...
Incredible tri-band Wi-Fi 6 speeds, Multi-gig WAN/LAN port, Not too big, Dual USB 3.0 ports, Tether app is great
Build quality issues from cheaper materials, 160MHz mode needs to be configured after initial setup
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Published: 2021-02-25, Author: Victor , review by: t3me.com
Wi-Fi 6 support, 2.5Gbps wired support,
None to mention,
there is a lot to like about the TP-Link Archer AX90: superfast Wi-Fi 6, a faster 2.5Gbps, Mesh compatibility, and a plethora of software features that will keep your network secure.We Love: + Wi-Fi 6 support+ 2.5Gbps wired supportWe Hate:- None to ment...
Abstract: The TP-Link Archer AX90 is a decent tri-band router. Its bandwidth is a little lopsided, with the second 5GHz band delivering the highest performance, but there’s nothing to really complain about here...
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Great outgoing VPN support, Very strong headline performance, Excellent value for a tri-band router
Second 5GHz radio is fairly slow
The AX90's lopsided radio provision means it isn't as versatile as other tri-band routers we've seen. However, if you divide up the bandwidth, one device (or set of devices) is going to get a slower service. It's disappointing too that you'll have to pay...
Published: 2021-07-02, Author: Dave , review by: play3r.net
The TP-Link Archer AX90 router by itself is fantastic and has all the important bits from a flagship Wi-Fi 6 router; OFDMA, MU-MIMO, HT160, 2.5GB WAN/LAN to name a few.It also looks fantastic with the aesthetically pleasing all-over black matt and glossy...
Improves Wi-Fi speed and capacity,Easy to use and manage through the Tether app,HomeShield is free and protects your devices,
The 2.4GHz channel could be faster, You have to create an account, There's a subscription fee for the advanced security features,
Anyone with dozens of internet-connected devices at home will benefit from the TP-Link Archer AX90 (AX6600), especially if you pay for fibre-optic internet. You can manage the network through a smartphone app, and it will intelligently assign your tech to...
