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. This is the second router in my TP-Link AC3200 Wireless Router Series. I reviewed the first one in my TP-Link AC3200 Wireless Router Series back in August.
Today, I’m reviewing the second router in my series, the TP-Link AC1900 Smart WiFi Router (Archer A9).
The Archer A9 is a wireless router that provides up to 1.2Gbps speeds. It also has a number of great features. The included Alexa skill is pretty good, and the router works well with Amazon Echo. It also supports MU-MIMO technology, which means you can get faster speeds by using multiple antennas.
I love the fact that the router has a built-in VPN server. That means you can connect to the internet privately, even if your ISP is blocking websites like Netflix.
A number of other features are also worth mentioning. The router has a beamforming feature that directs wireless signals to the router’s closest neighbors. That means you get better speed, especially when you’re working with multiple devices, like with a laptop and an iPhone. It also has smart connect technology that automatically connects the router to your network when you’re not using it. Smart connect technology is great because you don’t have to manually connect and disconnect the router.
On the downside, the router doesn’t have a USB port. You can use it to connect to an external hard drive or use it as a storage device.
The Archer A9 has four Ethernet ports and supports Gigabit speeds. It also has four Wi-Fi antennas. Those antennas are great because they provide better speeds, especially when you’re working with multiple devices.
Unfortunately, the router does not support MU-MIMO technology. It also does not have a web interface.
Overall, the Archer A9 is a great router. It has a number of great features, and it’s a great value. I recommend it for anyone who wants a high-speed wireless router.