Hello gentlemen... Which router do you recommend to Neostrada in the option up to 20Mb? First of all, I'm looking for stability and powerful radio. TP-Link TD-W8960N NETGEAR D1500 TP-LINK Archer VR400 Maybe something from FRITZ! Box :)

A strong radio? Cheaper router for the rest of the AP I would buy, e.g. TP-Link TD-W8960N + EAP110 Mounted the AP where the signal is missing

Why do you want relatively expensive routers for the 20/1 connection? For me TD-W8950N V1 from Orange is ok, but you need to upload the FW update from TP-Link because it is hopeless from Orange.

I did so too ... a long time ago, I also have TD-W8950N. But the router sometimes likes to break off, and the transmitter power is weak: /

I don't tear, and works on WiFi with a maximum power of 100mW. Maybe tearing is the fault of the line? For me it is sensational, it doesn't have to think too much

I am a vr400 user. He has been working continuously for several months. The 3g backup link option works very well in it. Wi-fi works similarly to the cheapest routers.

So I understand that there is nothing to take for a more expensive router to my connection? At least advise how to choose up to PLN 100, whether this TP-Link or NETGEAR. I once read that NETGEAR enjoys long updates (support).

Best Router for Neostrada ADSL2+ 20/1: TP-Link TD-W8960N, NETGEAR D1500, or Archer VR400?

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#1 17125076 24 Mar 2018 18:41

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17125076 24 Mar 2018 18:41

Hello gentlemen...

Which router do you recommend to Neostrada in the option up to 20Mb?
First of all, I'm looking for stability and powerful radio.

TP-Link TD-W8960N
https://www.mediaexpert.pl/routery-adsl/router-tp-link-td-w8960n,id-62387

NETGEAR D1500
https://www.morele.net/router-netgear-d1500-100pes-661482/

TP-LINK Archer VR400
https://www.morele.net/router-tp-link-archer-vr400-1117843/

Maybe something from FRITZ! Box
http://allegro.pl/fritz-box-7430-router-wifi-...netia-i6915436371.html?fromVariant=6599409138
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#2 17125268 24 Mar 2018 19:55

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17125268 24 Mar 2018 19:55

A strong radio? Cheaper router for the rest of the AP
I would buy, e.g. TP-Link TD-W8960N + EAP110
Mounted the AP where the signal is missing
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Why do you want relatively expensive routers for the 20/1 connection? For me TD-W8950N V1 from Orange is ok, but you need to upload the FW update from TP-Link because it is hopeless from Orange.
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makosuu wrote:
Why do you want relatively expensive routers for the 20/1 connection? For me TD-W8950N V1 from Orange is ok, but you need to upload the FW update from TP-Link because it is hopeless from Orange.

I did so too ... a long time ago, I also have TD-W8950N.
But the router sometimes likes to break off, and the transmitter power is weak: /
#5 17125376 24 Mar 2018 20:25

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I don't tear, and works on WiFi with a maximum power of 100mW. Maybe tearing is the fault of the line? For me it is sensational, it doesn't have to think too much
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I am a vr400 user. He has been working continuously for several months. The 3g backup link option works very well in it. Wi-fi works similarly to the cheapest routers.
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So I understand that there is nothing to take for a more expensive router to my connection?

At least advise how to choose up to PLN 100, whether this TP-Link or NETGEAR.
I once read that NETGEAR enjoys long updates (support).
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The discussion revolves around selecting the best router for a Neostrada ADSL2+ 20/1 connection, focusing on stability and strong wireless performance. Users suggest various models, including the TP-Link TD-W8960N, NETGEAR D1500, and TP-Link Archer VR400. Some participants recommend the TD-W8960N paired with an additional access point (EAP110) for improved coverage. Others mention the TD-W8950N as a viable option but note issues with firmware from the ISP. The Archer VR400 is highlighted for its reliability and 3G backup feature, although its Wi-Fi performance is compared to cheaper routers. The conversation also touches on the importance of firmware updates and long-term support from manufacturers, particularly for NETGEAR products.
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