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The TL-WDR4900 is TP-Link's best router we've tested, and it's faster than both the WDR3600 and the WDR4300. The range of features available on the WDR4900 is also good, even if we do miss the guest network option. Other than that we are very positive about the TL-WDR4900, and can definitely recommend it.
Today we take a look at a dual band router from a relatively new name in small office/home office networking. The TL-WDR4300 is a performance optimized simultaneous dual band wireless router combining the blazing fast speeds of 450Mbps using the crystal clear 5GHz band and 300Mbps using the traditional 2.4GHz band. The WDR4300 also carries an inexpensive price tag but looks to have all the same bells and whistles that routers double the cost have. Read on to see what we thought.
TP-Link has created two virtually identical routers with the TL-WDR3600 and TL-WDR4300. With an average price of £62 the WDR3600 is a good option if you're looking for a reasonably-priced dual-band router with gigabit ports and can live with the design. The performance of the WDR3600 is very good, especially considering the price.
Throughout out testing the TP-Link TL-WDR3500 was rock solid with no drops of signal during our use. Once the router was set up, operation was seamless. Many people will appreciate the fact that you can set the router up out of the box with some level of security to your wireless devices in less than 10 minutes using the included Setup Wizard software. For more advanced users, you have the freedom to customize a number of options to personalize the router to your specific needs. We used the TP-Link in an office where there were multiple wired devices – laptops, cell phones, tablets, and a Western Digital media player – were all connected and working successfully using the TL-WDR3500...
The new TL-WA850RE Universal Wireless N Range Extender from TP-LINK comes to eliminate the network dead spots in the areas we choose and has a compact form, does not require extra power adapter and can be also used as a wireless adapter for wired devices.
Roughly two weeks ago we reviewed an 8 port 10/100Mbps PoE switch by TRENDnet, the TPE-S44 which is basically the ideal solution for people who want a cost-effective switch with the ability to power their IP Cameras via power over Ethernet. Now although there aren't that many people out there who actually care about such products (or at least i didn't think so) i was surprised to receive quite a few emails by many of you asking for more similar reviews and so naturally i started searching for PoE compatible switches that wouldn't empty your wallet. The first of those is the TL-SF1008P 8-port 10/100Mbps Desktop PoE switch by TP-Link.
Quest’oggi la redazione di XtremeHardware, dopo aver nelle scorse settimane recensito e testato il modem router di Netgear D6300 con relativo adattatore WiFi, vi presenta il TP-LINK TD-VG3631, non uno degli ultimi prodotti della gamma di TP-LINK, ma che con le sue caratteristiche e il supporto VOIP garantisce un utilizzo completo a 360 gradi soddisfacendo ogni utente. Vedremo nel corso della recensione come si comporta.
Today on our test bench we will be taking a look at TP-LINK's current top of the range home networking solutions, the N900 wireless dual band gigabit router, the N600 wireless dual band USB adapter and the AV500+ gigabit powerline adapter with AC pass through.
The new N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router from TP-LINK is feature rich, provides decent speeds in wireless environment and comes at a very affordable price. The GUI which can be accessed via the browser is not as attractive as the competition and most of the modifications in a page require a router system reboot.
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