TP-LINK Archer A64
 | Outdated Product Dual-band Wi-Fi router (AC1200 class) with support for wired Gigabit Ethernet connections and the Smart Connect feature, which optimizes the choice of operating band based on load. Belongs to the Small Office/Home Office class devices. Ideal for use in small homes, 1/2/3-room apartments, and small offices. Positioned as an affordable mid-range product. Capable of delivering high data transfer speeds both "over the air" and via LAN network. The hardware foundation of the TP-LINK Archer A64 router is a powerful ARM processor, working in conjunction with two radio modules and four non-removable external antennas. Thanks to MU-MIMO 2x2 technology support, the theoretical throughput at 2.4 GHz frequency is 400 Mbps, and at 5 GHz – 867 Mbps. In practice, more modest p...erformance figures are usually achieved (up to 100 Mbps at 2.4 GHz and up to 300 Mbps at 5 GHz). However, these values are quite sufficient for comfortable surfing, streaming FullHD/UltraHD/4K-resolution video on SmartTV, smooth gaming, flawless operation of web applications and cloud services, large file transfers, and other tasks. The 4 antennas and Beamforming technology provide significant and reliable Wi-Fi coverage. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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TP-LINK Archer A64
WAN:Ethernet
Connection:LAN 4 ports, 1 Gbps
Wi-Fi:Wi-Fi 5 (AC)
2.4 GHz:400 Mbps
5 GHz:867 Mbps
Antennas and signal:MU-MIMO, 23 dBm, 4 antenna(s), non-removable
Works in router and access point mode.
Dual-band Wi-Fi router (AC1200 class) with support for wired Gigabit Ethernet connections and the Smart Connect feature, which optimizes the choice of operating band based on load. Belongs to the Small Office/Home Office class devices. Ideal for use in small homes, 1/2/3-room apartments, and small offices. Positioned as an affordable mid-range product. Capable of delivering high data transfer speeds both "over the air" and via LAN network.
The hardware foundation of the TP-LINK Archer A64 router is a powerful ARM processor, working in conjunction with two radio modules and four non-removable external antennas. Thanks to MU-MIMO 2x2 technology support, the theoretical throughput at 2.4 GHz frequency is 400 Mbps, and at 5 GHz – 867 Mbps. In practice, more modest performance figures are usually achieved (up to 100 Mbps at 2.4 GHz and up to 300 Mbps at 5 GHz). However, these values are quite sufficient for comfortable surfing, streaming FullHD/UltraHD/4K-resolution video on SmartTV, smooth gaming, flawless operation of web applications and cloud services, large file transfers, and other tasks. The 4 antennas and Beamforming technology provide significant and reliable Wi-Fi coverage.
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Specifications Archer A64
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Model overview based on user reviews
The TP-LINK Archer A64 router is praised for its compact design and ease of setup, making it a user-friendly option for home use. It features a dual-band frequency with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, providing a decent range and speed for most household needs. Users appreciate its attractive appearance and reduced startup time compared to previous models. However, some reviews note that the Wi-Fi range is limited, especially through multiple walls, and the speed can drop significantly over distance. Despite these limitations, the router performs well with wired connections, offering near-gigabit speeds when connected directly. It is considered a reliable choice for smaller spaces, although it may not be suitable for larger areas exceeding 30m². Overall, the Archer A64 is a cost-effective solution for those seeking a straightforward and efficient router for everyday use.
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I bought this router when I was getting an internet connection. I specifically wanted the Archer series because they are constantly improving their products, and it performs its functions perfectly. My parents also have an Archer, but a different model. They bought it back in 2020, so I chose the same brand for my house. My home is about 110 square meters. This router is placed in the hallway right when you enter the house, and the Wi-Fi covers the whole house without any additional boosters. The signal might not be 100% in the farthest rooms, but there's Wi-Fi everywhere, and that's just awesome!!! I liked that it covers the whole house with Wi-Fi without additional boosters, the connection quality is excellent, the speed is high. It fully meets all needs. Compared to my parents' Archer, which is five years older, this one is relatively lighter. There is no router power button. To turn it on or off, you need to unplug it.  Igor: use TP-LINK Archer A64 few months |
Depending on your layout, a decent solution, especially if it's about wired connection. For WiFi, you'll need something more powerful. Compact, simple, no frills. Easy setup. By the way, there are updates, but I don't know why (I didn't update). There were no freezes or wifi failures. wi-Fi really doesn't have a very long range. About 10 meters, a couple of walls in the apartment - and the speed drops from gigabit to 30 Mbps. And here the Wi-Fi can't handle gigabit.  Alex Crime: use TP-LINK Archer A64 few months |
The router was purchased as a backup in case the old ARCHER C6 of the same company failed, and after connecting the backup provider in the apartment, it was put into operation as a second link. Although this router is considered more budget-friendly, it works just as well, almost without issues. Occasionally, the connection with the smartphone drops for half a second to a second when the screen is locked, which generally goes unnoticed. Looks more attractive than the previous model, collects less dust. Also, compared to the C6, the device's startup time has significantly decreased, about 2 times. Sometimes the phone disconnects from the network, maybe it will be fixed, but it's not such a serious problem that you want to figure out the solution. Mariya Kostenko: use TP-LINK Archer A64 few months |
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