Fast, cheap and secure are the watchwords for TP-Link's Archer C2300. The router excels in Wi-Fi performance and is among the least expensive available routers that include antivirus protection. Think of it as a high-performance router that looks mainstream but smokes the competition while including everything from quality of service to a two-year warranty.
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Fast, cheap and secure are the watchwords for TP-Link's Archer C2300. The router excels in Wi-Fi performance and is among the least expensive available routers that include antivirus protection. Think of it as a high-performance router that looks mainstream but smokes the competition while including everything from quality of service to a two-year warranty.
The overall performance of this router was good, but it probably won't hold up to lots of devices in a large home. It does have bonus features, including link aggregation and security powered by Trend Micro, so you will get a lot of bang for your buck.
The TP-Link Archer C2300 brings a similar aesthetic and firmware from other Archer models, but its performance could be improved upon even relative to its speed specification.
The TP-Link Archer AC2300 is an affordable Mu-Mimo router that packs impressive performance for the dollar and doesn’t skimp out on modern day features.
Overall, it may be the best value currently on the market when it comes to routers. You can pay a lot more for a higher performing router, but you’ll likely be left with a hulking eyesore and you won’t get that much more value at the end of the day.
It may not be correct to call TP-Link Archer C2300 the successor of the C2600 since it follows a rather different path (it’s more of a budget-friendly Archer AC3150 v2). So it is a very relevant device for 2017, sporting powerful internal hardware, a good wireless performance, a user-friendly interface (although I preferred the previous UI design choice), some of the latest technologies (MU-MIMO, Smart Connect, NitroQAM) and some unique features as well (Link Aggregation for NAT). Couple all this with a reasonable price tag and you get a more than capable router for medium to large sized homes (or small offices).
Les performances globales de ce routeur sont bonnes, mais il ne pourra pas gérer beaucoup de périphériques dans une grande habitation. En revanche, il offre quelques bonus appréciables comme l'agrégation de liens et une protection signée Trend...