Best TP-Link Router for 250Mbps INEA Internet, Budget 300 PLN, Dual-Band, Gigabit Ports, USB

Hello, soon the fitter will come to connect to the 250Mb / s internet INEA ... I need a router (if the service provider offers a lease, I'm not interested) that will support 250Mb / 50Mb (may be with up to 300Mb / s)) I previously had TP-Link TL-WDR4300 but I left him to my parents The question is, is there a good TP-Link model that will support your internet? I think roughly PLN 300 per router will be the right amount. I care about newer models.

I will start with a sketch of my needs:
- 10/100/1000 Mbps connectors
- WiFi Router, Switch, Bridge mode
- USB interface (1, 2) to support external media + possible connection of a printer.
- Frequency 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz, dual band.
- I appreciate when the router has the ability to turn off WI-FI with the button

It will be connected to 2 desktops LAN and Smart TV cable (I care about 4 LAN ports on the router).

The internet will be used to upload content, stream, play, browse and probably at one time.
Generally, I want the router to squeeze as much as possible from the connection (preferably 250Mb / s ofc)

It's hard to advise at this price and with these requirements routers start from 450 PLN

hermes-80 wrote:

It's hard to advise anything

I can say it differently, up to PLN 350 can be and we will reduce the requirements only to support 250Mbps without frills, as a last resort I can also agree on this option And a question, would this TL-WDR4300 be able to handle these 250Mbps if I were to rent a router from INEA then what access should I have?

https://openitforum.pl/forums/topic/1283-asus-rt-ac1200g/ ?

Everything cool, Router meets my requirements. The only thing that puzzles me is that it should work 250Mbps without any problems but for example on morele.net some user gave the answer: "In my case the router turned out to be a bit too weak. He was not able to use 250 mb / s connection. Up to 120 mb / s would be just right. "

What is this about? Is it possible that it did not have 250Mb / s through the cables connected to the router? : p Apparently exchanged for another and everything was fine ...

I also had a similar problem at home only with the UPC net. To convert the entire link I am using the DELL SC1435 server with two 1 GBIT cards. and linux. As for the choice of the router itself is actually a problem. First of all, it must have WAN 1 GBit. As for WiFi, you will definitely not get 250 MBps after the cable. If I pushed in TP-link, I would probably look for some specific Linksy, but unfortunately the budget would be a bit more sublime at least PLN 500-600. Yes, out of curiosity I paid 250 PLN for my server. All I had to change was the 500 GB hard drive.

If you give up 5GHz and turn off the WiFi button, the Asus RT-N18U fits perfectly.

I'm just getting ready for this Asus Without 5GHz? I saw that he is a dual band: bye without a button on ON / OFF WI-FI I will survive The most important thing is for the 250/50 cable to go because WI-FI means I know that it won't stretch out: p

Asus RT-N18U works only in the 2.4GHz band. How do you get the info that it's a dual-band router?

OskiGam3s wrote:

I will start with a sketch of my needs:

Maybe you will first find out what equipment you will get from the operator - and then search for the router?

sebap wrote:

Asus RT-N18U works only in the 2.4GHz band.

Where does this router look from? There was no question about it xD Speech is about the ASUS RT-AC1200G +

Read the post 7 and 8 .

I meant fasting 4 There was talk about the router ASUS RT-AC1200G +
Now I will clarify my question: will this router be suitable for the above 250Mbps internet?

OskiGam3s wrote:

There was talk about the router ASUS RT-AC1200G +

And only in one post, then the Asus RT-N18U appeared (and you wrote yourself that you are about to buy it, although somewhere else TP Link has appeared ...).

OskiGam3s wrote:

Is this router suitable for the above 250Mb / s internet?

According to technical data - suitable.
Although I also found some unfavorable information (it's difficult to assess here if this is the problem of this Asus or anything else).
It remains to buy and check (if it does not meet the expectations, look further).

KOCUREK1970 wrote:

you wrote yourself that you are planning to buy it, although somewhere else TP Link has appeared

Yes, but it's by mistake I was talking about RT-AC1200G +. Okay, I guess I'll decide on it with the fact that if it doesn't fit (which I doubt because it should pull 250) then I will have to return it and there are always problems (I order apricots) But nothing, thanks for helping everyone

OskiGam3s wrote:

I will have to return it and there are always problems (I order apricots)

I gave them a lot of equipment - no problems.

Or think about FritzBox 4040?

KOCUREK1970 wrote:

think of FritzBox 4040

As a device cool, but the appearance for me also counts and ASUS is far from it I think I will opt for RT-AC1200G +. As you say, with zero returns on apricots you will be tempted to this router