There are real risks associated with using a TP-Link router, but some level of risk is present no matter what brand of router you use. In general, cyberattacks tied to Chinese actors have targeted ...

That makes this the easiest mesh router for me to recommend ... I've seen cheap, no-name routers from the bargain bin that look more inspired. TP-Link pitches that they're built to blend ...

There’s no evidence that TP-Link devices have backdoors, but, as Ngo points out, when you use an online account with your router, you are already giving the company access through the front door.

As it’s still unclear what’s going to happen to TP-Link, there’s no need to throw out your existing router if you already have one. But if the ban does go through, many users will be looking ...

Very few Wi-Fi 7 devices available. Before we review TP-Link’s cutting-edge Archer BE800 Wi-Fi 7 router, let’s get something out of the way: No one needs to spend $600 on a router. The Archer ...

That’s where brands like TP-Link come in ... which still isn’t too shabby. And no matter the advertised speed of a router, your true speed is determined by your connected device.

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side The router ... TP-Link Deco X95 AX7800 WiFi Mesh System (2-pack) supports 2.4 and 5GHz guest networks, WiFi protected setup (WPS) and ...

TP-Link has debuted the Archer BE3600, a $99 Wi-Fi 7 router that is the cheapest one ... which won’t be so much a throughput benefit (again: no 6GHz band) but could mean a more stable connection ...

The router throughput ... and 802.11a. The TP-Link Deco AX5000 Mesh System (3-pack) supports 2.4 and 5GHz guest networks, WiFi protected setup (WPS) and has no USB ports. The TP-Link Deco AX5000 ...