TP-Link Dual-Band BE3600 Wi-Fi 7 Router Archer BE230 | 4-Stream | 2×2.5G + 3×1G Ports, USB 3.0, 2.0 GHz Quad Core, 4 Antennas | VPN, EasyMesh, HomeShield, MLO, Private IOT | Free Expert Support

THE Travel Router
I recently picked up the TP-Link BE3600 Travel Router and I couldn’t be happier with it—definitely a 5-star product! It’s been amazing to have a secure connection everywhere I travel, giving me peace of mind whether I’m in a hotel, Airbnb, or airport lounge. The setup is super simple, and managing it through the Tether app makes everything a breeze.One of my favorite features is having a network-side VPN when traveling. It’s great not having to configure each device individually, since everything connected to the router is automatically protected. Plus, I love that my family and I can connect all our devices without having to log each one into hotel Wi-Fi separately—our network stays the same wherever we go.If you’re looking for a reliable, secure, and easy-to-manage travel router, the TP-Link BE3600 is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended!

Easy to set up and use, but no IoT isolation.
Works as advertised. Easy to set up. It has a nice web interface. You should be aware that the IoT capabilities they mention are just for bandwidth management. Anything configured to use the IoT SSID will be able to see everything on your network. I was expecting the IoT devices to be isolated from the rest of my network, but that isn’t how it works. This means you really should make your IoT password at least as strong as your regular wi-fi password, otherwise you’re just making it easier for hackers to access your net.

Great for Spectrum 200mbps plan!
Update: It is now April 21, 2020 and we’ve been using the router for 2 months. It is still working perfectly for us and we have zero complaints. I highly recommend it!We moved to the middle of nowhere about 7 years ago and it never occurred to us to check who provided TV/internet/phone at the new house before buying. We found out after buying the house that the only providers were satellite companies. We realized very quickly that first year that satellite sucks, the internet specifically. We got locked into a $75 a month plan with HughesNet for a year and never once were able to actually use the internet that whole year. It was really frustrating. We simply did not have home internet for the past 6 years due to a lack of a decent provider. This past week Spectrum finally moved their service to our road. We immediately signed up. I knew I wasn’t paying them $5 a month to rent a router from them but I also wasn’t sure at all how to pick out a router myself. I’ve always been pretty tech savvy but when you lose access(and a need) to those things you stop keeping up with them, I was seriously behind on all the new updates that have been made over the last several years. I knew I didn’t want to spend more than $50 on a router and after doing some research I finally decided on this TP-Link AC1200 and basically just hoped for the best. Some of the reviews weren’t great so I was nervous. It arrived a day after our internet was installed so I set it up by myself. It took me all of 20 mins from unboxing to the whole house having Wi-Fi, it was VERY easy. I love that it has it’s own app, a very convenient feature. We live in a 2000sq. ft., one floor, manufactured home. These homes have pretty thin walls so the signal reaches from one end to the other very easily. We are also extremely heavy on our data usage in this family and while it’s only been a couple of days now it has had zero trouble keeping up with us. We’ve had zero buffering while streaming & using our phones, everything has been working very quickly. We have several smart TVs, cell phones, a laptop, a printer & a PS4 connected to it at the moment. The technician from Spectrum who installed our internet also said this was a good option for our 200mbps plan. I hope this helps someone make up their mind on whether this router will be a good choice for them. I will update the review if anything changes but as of now this seems to have been a pretty solid purchase and I’m happy with it.

Good budget router, with good range.
This is a good budget router for the price. It has a strong signal through the house, and good enough speed. Setup was pretty straight forward. I did not have to register my email, or anything like that just to use it. That in itself is a plus IMHO.

Very good no issues so far

j`utilise ce routeur pour utilisation domestique présentement il fait bien le travail j`ai 2 tv box iptv et 1PC qui fonctionne simultanément et il me fourni le 5G sur les 3 appareils avec une connexion 100Msbs en réseau et environ 110 Msbs en Wifi plus la téléphonie IP pour 70$ il fait bien le travail ça fait seulement 30 jours que je l`ai reçu et il va bien j`ai fait 1 redémarrage depuis 30 jours pour un léger bug mon FAI fourni les même routeurs et semble dire que c`est un bon routeur il est facile à configuré sur un PC car ont peut lui émettre plus de fonctions avec une belle interface bien détaillé. Avec l`APP. il y a moins de possibilité pour la configuration avec sa fonction MU-MIMO il choisi selon la distance ( fonction intelligente) si il donne du 5G ou du 2.4G mais il y a une possibilité de lui accrédité la fréquence que l`ont veut en ce servant de la fonction invité si l`on veut absolument une fréquence pour un appareil en particulier. Pour le moment il va bien j`ai hâte de voir la durabilité de ce routeur. Pour ce qui est des antennes il mesure environ 10 PO pour une meilleur réception pour le moment TP-LINK est mon préféré.