As I’ve noted, the Archer MR600 is far from a wireless powerhouse. The router uses Wi-Fi 5 instead of the faster Wi-Fi 6 technology and, with an advertised top speed of 867Mbits/sec, this isn’t even a particularly fast implementation. The two small aerials don’t bode well for coverage, either. How to configure IP&MAC Binding with TP-Link Wireless Dual Band 4G LTE Router (new logo) 06-27-2022 45441 How to make Xbox online games run smoothly by UPnP with TP-Link Wireless Dual Band 4G LTE Router (new logo) 06-27-2022 48229

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By today’s standards, the Archer MR600 offers sub-par wireless performance. The 4G connection isn’t particularly fast either, while 5G speeds are forever out of reach.