Hi Kevin, thank you for your review, just a recommendation on your next review to not re-hash your point. would like to have more real life review in terms of usage, dead spot, signal range etc, would really help the normal user understand if its right for them or not. Might also want to recommend alternative base on your findings also. Again thank you.
Thanks for the feedback. I just did an ideal speed test with devices placed 1 foot away from the AX1500 router. This is the best case scenario. Typical use (15-20 feet from router) results in slower speed. It also depends on how many stories that you have, router placement, brick wall, etc. th-cam.com/video/xhlQwlHsNQ8/w-d-xo.html
How has it held up long term? I know it has only been a few months, but have you had to deal with random connection drops, disconnections etc where you need to keep going back to reboot it?
I need to know these things 1. antenna power gain in dbi? i.e. 5dbi or 6dbi 2. total Sq.ft coverage i.e. 2000 or 300 sq.ft 3. What's the MU-MIMO technology used in this router? 2x2 or 4x4 or higher? 4. And lastly, the Heating issue is present like AX50 or not? Any long term review/suggestion to the prospective buyers like me?
I can tell you it gets a bit warm with heavy usage (e.g. uploading GBs of videos to TH-cam). But the speed stays consistent. I think it's quite okay, considering the 1.5 GHz triple-core processor inside. It won't get extremely hot like a laptop.
Hello! i have 45 mbps at hom with 5ms latency but if i play games like world of warcraft and modern warfare my latency goes up tp 60ms-180ms, im from the philippines. will wifi 6 improve my latency?
the trouble with this 'honest review' is it cannot be an honest review unless the reviewer is knowledgeable enough. You do not discuss the SoC, the ram size, you do not mention that 2x2 mu-mimo is really akin to a 2x2 su-mimo and calling anything a mu-mimo is pointless unless it's atleast 3x3, and you fail to mention the effect of client device on beam-forming and why it often provides no benefit because of the router firmware - heck you do not even test these claims by testing throughput turning mu-mimo on and off. cheap consumer grade product with a cheap consumer grade review.
Thank you so much for the review. It was really helpful. For a final decision, what should I choose? TP-Link AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 Router (Archer AX10) OR TP-Link AC1900 Wireless MU-MIMO Wi-Fi Router (Archer C80) I pay for a 400Mbps fiber Internet.
Depends on the distance of your devices from the router. This AX1500 is good for up to 2000 sq ft home. Beyond that, the speed drops significantly. You might end up getting only 200-300 Mbps at approximately 30-50 feet or so from the router.
We have 20 devices connected to a router. Only 2 devices support wifi 6. Should we get a wifi 6 router? It says wifi 6 is better at handling multiple devices. Does the advantage apply even if most devices we have are only wifi 5 devices?
Idk if you will answer this but do I need a modem for it? I got a new service provider and they have me a router that just plugs right into the phone line in the wall. Will I be fine if I buy this?
It has a decent range depending on your setup (where you place the router, how many stories, brick wall, etc). I have to connect my front door camera with 2.4 GHz band for greater range. By the way, the speed drops the further away your device is from the router.
Can you measure the temperature underneath your router during usage? (should not be more than 40°C according to TP-link. Got mine was sent back because it was 50°C/122°F)
@@HantuBorneo It'll still work with your AC router but if you want a faster wifi connection then yes, get an AX router. Also...make sure you get a router that has at least enough streams as the AX wifi card in your system. Honestly though, it would depend on your internet connection (unless you do large file transfers over the network). For example, if you have a 250mbps internet connection and you are getting close to that using your AC router, why bother upgrading?
@@reaperzvoid1400 To put it simply: a wifi 6 router will work with a wifi 5 (ac) card and a wifi 5 router will work with a wifi 6 card (in both of the above scenarios, you will effectively have a wifi 5 connection). Your wifi connection will always be the lowest common denominator. For best results, pair a wifi 6 router with a wifi 6 card. For a budget network a wifi 5 router and wifi 5 card are perfectly fine.
nice review! I think a dedicated microphone would help with your audio's fuzziness a bit.
Hi Kevin, thank you for your review, just a recommendation on your next review to not re-hash your point. would like to have more real life review in terms of usage, dead spot, signal range etc, would really help the normal user understand if its right for them or not. Might also want to recommend alternative base on your findings also.
Again thank you.
Thanks for the feedback. I just did an ideal speed test with devices placed 1 foot away from the AX1500 router. This is the best case scenario. Typical use (15-20 feet from router) results in slower speed. It also depends on how many stories that you have, router placement, brick wall, etc.
th-cam.com/video/xhlQwlHsNQ8/w-d-xo.html
@@kevin-tv Thanks for your review. Does it support IP TV?
How has it held up long term? I know it has only been a few months, but have you had to deal with random connection drops, disconnections etc where you need to keep going back to reboot it?
wow that upload is juicy as heck
You have a wifi6 router, but didn't use a wifi6 enabled device to test the connection. The only apple products with wifi 6 are the iphone 11.
Really? I thought all apple products support WiFi 6. It’s running iOS 13.
@@kevin-tv According to 9to5mac.com
9to5mac.com/guides/wi-fi-6/#:~:text=What%20Apple%20products%20support%20Wi,will%20include%20support%20for%20it.
Can it really go up to 1Gb speed
Testing it with non-802.11ax client device is disappointing.
bro you need a new mac and thats it, everything else is perfect. Thanks for the review, just got this bad boy for my home
Lmao 300mbps upload? I get about 2mbps upload speed 😂😅😅
I need to know these things
1. antenna power gain in dbi? i.e. 5dbi or 6dbi
2. total Sq.ft coverage i.e. 2000 or 300 sq.ft
3. What's the MU-MIMO technology used in this router? 2x2 or 4x4 or higher?
4. And lastly, the Heating issue is present like AX50 or not? Any long term review/suggestion to the prospective buyers like me?
isme koi mu - mimo technology nahi hain
only ofdma
thanks for reviewing this router, can you do another review after 1 month usage? will it get heat up easily like other TP line routers?
I can tell you it gets a bit warm with heavy usage (e.g. uploading GBs of videos to TH-cam). But the speed stays consistent. I think it's quite okay, considering the 1.5 GHz triple-core processor inside. It won't get extremely hot like a laptop.
TP-Link AX10 is very good entry level WiFi 6 router
Juplink RX4-1500 cheaper just sayin
dont buy this product as it don"t have MIMO TECHNOLGY IT WILL VERY DIFFCULT IN FUTURE TO WORK WITH OTHER DEVICE
I'd like to know how long it will last? Most cheaper routers don't last very long maybe 2-3 years
Audio crackling
Hello! i have 45 mbps at hom with 5ms latency but if i play games like world of warcraft and modern warfare my latency goes up tp 60ms-180ms, im from the philippines. will wifi 6 improve my latency?
I have wifi 6 router , I don't have a phone Or computer that support wifi 6 router , can I solve this issue by using a wifi extender ??
hi.. 2.4Ghz support wifi 6 on this router? or only 5Ghz that support wifi6 features? hope u answer it..thanks
thanks, ordering mine right now
Is this a router only or modem+router ? For my NBN do I just have to put direct WAN cable into WAN port ?
My main internet is far away from my room for about 20 meters max you think if i got this one it will give good signal?
the trouble with this 'honest review' is it cannot be an honest review unless the reviewer is knowledgeable enough. You do not discuss the SoC, the ram size, you do not mention that 2x2 mu-mimo is really akin to a 2x2 su-mimo and calling anything a mu-mimo is pointless unless it's atleast 3x3, and you fail to mention the effect of client device on beam-forming and why it often provides no benefit because of the router firmware - heck you do not even test these claims by testing throughput turning mu-mimo on and off. cheap consumer grade product with a cheap consumer grade review.
Nerd
What were your speeds before testing this
this is so old
Speed test without a baseline. How do we know its faster than a cheap wifi or direct connection to the modem? I call bullshit
I dont have wifi router should I purchase Ac or Ax router now in 2022.
Simple question is this better than linksys a8100 for speed and range for 500mbps plan?
Can we integrate Tp link Deco Mesh system?
same question, I have the deco m5 all over my house
What's the difference between archer ax1500 and the archer ax1500? The latter is cheaper and I can't seem to find any difference
how do you get 466mbps? i only get 250
Thank you so much for the review. It was really helpful.
For a final decision, what should I choose?
TP-Link AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 Router (Archer AX10) OR TP-Link AC1900 Wireless MU-MIMO Wi-Fi Router (Archer C80)
I pay for a 400Mbps fiber Internet.
Depends on the distance of your devices from the router. This AX1500 is good for up to 2000 sq ft home. Beyond that, the speed drops significantly. You might end up getting only 200-300 Mbps at approximately 30-50 feet or so from the router.
wait ax1500 has mu-mimo right?
Can you insert SIM card in it ?
Thank you 🙏
This is the best video on this router. Smart and simple! All the others are sponsored and didn’t answer any of my questions. I love you for this LOL
Thanks!
Is this good for ps portal remote play?
We have 20 devices connected to a router. Only 2 devices support wifi 6. Should we get a wifi 6 router? It says wifi 6 is better at handling multiple devices. Does the advantage apply even if most devices we have are only wifi 5 devices?
bro i use sky my download is like 15 and my upload 6 and i stream! to get this router would be a dream
Hello, thx a lot for your great video. Is it possible to measure the powerconsumtion in standby and usage?
Idk if you will answer this but do I need a modem for it? I got a new service provider and they have me a router that just plugs right into the phone line in the wall. Will I be fine if I buy this?
You need a modem. A router is not a modem replacement.
beside the audio, great video
Thanks.
The tp-link ax1800 includes wpa3. This one is planned for wpa3 but not guaranteed
@johnny Macon Right, but AX1800 is only Wifi 6, not 6E (able to use 6GHZ sprectrum)
cries in 30mbps
Did you say it has a triple core processor? Never heard of a triple core.
Amd had triple core back in 2008-2009
Does this cover 2000sqft 2 stories plus basement? Also want to connect outdoor wall and front door cameras. Doe it good with my requirements?
It has a decent range depending on your setup (where you place the router, how many stories, brick wall, etc). I have to connect my front door camera with 2.4 GHz band for greater range. By the way, the speed drops the further away your device is from the router.
Does this have QOS? my old TP_Link does not
Yes it does. It’s under the advanced settings to prioritize devices which require higher bandwidth.
thanks for the review m8!
Thanks for watching!
Nice review, but you need a better mic
Can you measure the temperature underneath your router during usage? (should not be more than 40°C according to TP-link. Got mine was sent back because it was 50°C/122°F)
And India is gobbling up the cheaper TP Link routers that only go to 40 degrees celsius too.
Hello. Tplink ax1500 can work with deco m5?
Yes, it’s possible.
this router have repeter mode ??
What's the difference with the Xiaomi AX1800?
The AX1800 is capable for a combined (2.4 and 5 GHz) theoretical speed of 1800 Mbps
Hi! How many gadgets can it accommodate all at one time?
A lot. I have at least 30 devices connected simultaneously, spread between the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz band.
Good review 👍
Is this mesh router?
No. It is not.
Good review man, However many people have this doubt in mind---Does it hang with heavy usage with multiple connected devices? Have you tested it?
Thanks! I made a video just for that, I did speed test on multiple devices.
th-cam.com/video/xhlQwlHsNQ8/w-d-xo.html
what speed are you paying for?
I pay for 1 Gbps. Symmetrical downlink and uplink.
@@kevin-tv How much do you pay for that?
@@franklinpark4475 at&t offers it for $60 in most areas. Though, fiber is not available everywhere. Usually limited to larger metropolitans.
Have you gotten 1gig up and down using wifi? If so, what setttings did you use?
is it worth it getting the AX1800 over this? is it really worth more?
I think the specs are still the same, but the only difference between the two router is their internet speed
Bro if i got wifi6 in my PC. . .
But my router only got wifi5?.
Do i need to upgrade my router to wifi6? So i can get new sistem?.
What if you got wifi5 in your PC...
But your router is wifi6?
Should you upgrade your PC to wifi6? So you can get a new system?
@@ImranMughal-ju1wk
ermm so i need router wifi6 and my pc wifi is wifi6 😙
@@HantuBorneo It'll still work with your AC router but if you want a faster wifi connection then yes, get an AX router. Also...make sure you get a router that has at least enough streams as the AX wifi card in your system. Honestly though, it would depend on your internet connection (unless you do large file transfers over the network). For example, if you have a 250mbps internet connection and you are getting close to that using your AC router, why bother upgrading?
@@ImranMughal-ju1wk so you can still use WiFi 6 if you have a WiFi 6 card in your pc but not a WiFi 6 router?
@@reaperzvoid1400 To put it simply: a wifi 6 router will work with a wifi 5 (ac) card and a wifi 5 router will work with a wifi 6 card (in both of the above scenarios, you will effectively have a wifi 5 connection). Your wifi connection will always be the lowest common denominator. For best results, pair a wifi 6 router with a wifi 6 card. For a budget network a wifi 5 router and wifi 5 card are perfectly fine.
Do these routers replace your home internet or would I use this already with my internet?
D'oh
@@rgruenhaus what a dummy
yeah its literary internet in a box
@@derpherpp our modems in Ireland already do what these do😂
It is monthly payment?
No
Hows the signal coverage? Can it handle 2 story houses with 5 rooms?