Recent content by Rtr8

I think that the enet chipset problem. Ask for a replacement from TP link. Did you the two laptop test Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

TP link released new firmware for AC 3150 , says it now supports MU MIMO. Will confirm with TP link product support

Yes for VOIP. Also even if you are using the standard phone, it is at times nice to have a place to plug in an additional phone jack ( in parallel) since the voice connection with your handset is not that good. By the way, if you are into home automation, and remodelling also look at...

My vote is for Cat 6. For each port run 1 cable + extra. You may also want to have 3 or 4 face plates with Voice termination. This is in the event you want to hv IP voice ports separately. If you really want fancy you can also run HDMI cables so that TVs can be mixed from a central place...

Yes saw it on TP link website also MU MIMO will be available with future firmware. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I second it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Most companies are shipping equally bad hardware and software. The time it would take to get all the pieces correct , run through QA and make sure every test case is run correctly is impossible to turn around , if you want to launch a product every year. No product is perfect today so if you...

One thing we all forget is that any technology company builds products which will sell to a large volume and to a large number of users. Given that technology in these routers is fairly complex it is quite simple that manufacturer are trying to give with maximum to the consumers at the lowest...

Is there a test for the TP LINK 3150 in the pipeline

I wanted to understand Standard Manufacturers Warranty for USA

I had a question for the forum a) What is the Standard Manufacturers Warranty for the Asus/Netgear/TP-Link routers. b) Does the Price-Performance ratio provided in website taken into consideration the length of warranty into the price-performance ratio.

Even though you have the new MU-MIMO devices, it would take months for Routers to provide you the performance that you envision. You may be well off by comparing existing router performance to the intended router performance at 36bB attenuation ( as Tim suggested) Is it really the price...

I tried checking with TP Link support yesterday. For them C2600 is the best in class yet and it is a 'very powerful' device which should support very large homes.