Given this thread (https://forum.telus.com/t5/Internet-TV-Home-Phone/2-4G-Dropping-almost-every-day-on-Actiontec-3200/m...) and the multitude of issues with the 3200, what's the consensus on most reliable router? I used to be a Linksys guy back in the day, but gave up when they were bought by Cisco and I started having reliability issues with the last one I bought. The 3200 is hot garbage. I'm running an iPad, two iPhones, and one PC by wifi, plus a few wired devices.
@giantbrownguy I use the TP Link AC3150. It's very reliable and works well with my 150mbps fibre connection.
It's a bit pricy, but there is always something like Google WiFi. It's stupid easy to setup and reviews say it's reliable. Coincidentally, it's also manufactured by TP Link. 🙂
@giantbrownguy I use the TP Link AC3150. It's very reliable and works well with my 150mbps fibre connection.
It's a bit pricy, but there is always something like Google WiFi. It's stupid easy to setup and reviews say it's reliable. Coincidentally, it's also manufactured by TP Link. 🙂
Thanks guys. I'm not familiar with TP-Link...I'm guessing by your endorsement is it's a fairly good brand. Have they been around a long time? Any reliability issues? And any comment on the usability of the configuration tools (i.e., web-based config), based on ease of use?
mentioned the Google Wifi. Have any of you (or anyone else out there) had any experience with mesh networks and what the experience was versus a conventional router?
I've used TP-link switches a number times in the past, and currently have two in my network. I have also used their routers as well. No issues with their use.
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