Brand | TP-Link |
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Manufacturer | TP-Link Technologies Co.,Ltd |
Model | ARCHER A7 |
Model Name | Archer |
Model Year | 2018 |
Product Dimensions | 18.6 x 24.3 x 3.2 cm; 420 Grams |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
Item model number | ARCHER A7 |
Operating System | Windows |
Compatible Devices | Alexa |
Special Features | QoS, Access Point Mode, Remote Access |
Mounting Hardware | Archer A7 AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router, Power supply unit, Ethernet Cable, Quick Installation Guide |
Voltage | 12 Volts |
Batteries Included | No |
Batteries Required | No |
Data Transfer Rate | 1750 Megabits Per Second |
Wireless Type | 802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11g |
GSM frequencies | 5 GHz |
Number of Ports | 4 |
Total USB ports | 1 |
Connector Type | Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet |
Includes Rechargable Battery | No |
Manufacturer | TP-Link Technologies Co.,Ltd |
Country of Origin | China |
Imported By | TP-LINK India Private Limited,Green Industrial Park, Dongri Pada, Poman, Kaman-Bhiwandi Road, Vasai East, Palghar, Maharashtra – 401208 |
Item Weight | 420 g |
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Brand | TP-Link |
Model Name | Archer |
Special Feature | QoS, Access Point Mode, Remote Access |
Frequency Band Class | Dual-Band |
Wireless Type | 802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11g |
Compatible Devices | Alexa |
Frequency | 5 GHz |
Recommended Uses For Product | Home, Gaming |
Mounting Hardware | Archer A7 AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router, Power supply unit, Ethernet Cable, Quick Installation Guide See more |
Connector Type | Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet |
About this item
- AC1750 WiFi speed —— Supports 802.11ac standard - 3 times faster than wireless N speeds
- Simultaneous 2.4GHz 450 Mbps and 5GHz 1300 Mbps connections for 1.75Gbps of total available bandwidth
- USB Port —— easily shares files & media with networked devices or remotely via FTP server
- Guest Network Access —— provides secure Wi-Fi access for guests sharing your home or office network;Easy setup and management with Tether App;Control Method: Application;Controller Type: Amazon Alexa
- Operating System: Windows

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Dual Band Connections for Lag-Free Works and Entertainment
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Simultaneous 2.4GHz 450 Mbps and 5GHz 1300 Mbps connections for 1.75Gbps of total available bandwidth |
Simultaneous 2.4GHz 450 Mbps and 5GHz 1300 Mbps connections for 1.75Gbps of total available bandwidth |
Guest NetworkKeep your main network secure by creating a separate network for guests and visitors. |

Wi-Fi Dead-Zone Killer
Eliminate weak signal areas with Wi-Fi coverage for the whole house

Smart Roaming
Uninterrupted streaming when moving around your home

One Wi-Fi Name
No more switching Wi-Fi network names

Unified Management
Manage the whole-home Wi-Fi by managing the central node via Tether app/Web UI

Versatile USB Connectivity Full Gigabit Ports, 10× faster
A USB port makes the Archer A7 a truly resourceful gateway. Share a hard drive full of media through your home network, or via an FTP server whenever you’re away. With one Gigabit WAN port and four Gigabit LAN ports, speeds can be up to 10× faster than standard Ethernet connections.
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Flexibly Create a Whole-Home Wi-Fi with Archer A7OneMesh is a simple way to form a Mesh network with a single Wi-Fi name for seamless whole-home coverage. Just connect a OneMesh range extender to a OneMesh router. No more searching around for a stable connection. |
Parental ControlsManage when and how connected devices can access the internet. |
Easy Setup and Management with the Tether APPThe free Tether app is available for both Android and iOS devices, making it easy to set up the Archer A7 and manage network settings. |
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Customer Rating | 4.4 out of 5 stars (12281) | 4.3 out of 5 stars (70365) | 4.4 out of 5 stars (35781) | 3.7 out of 5 stars (562) | 4.2 out of 5 stars (4303) | 4.2 out of 5 stars (7667) |
Price | ₹2,999.00 | ₹3,199.00 | ₹2,599.00 | ₹2,659.00 | ₹2,899.00 | ₹2,099.00 |
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Color | Black | Black | Black | White | Black | Black |
Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet | Wireless | Wired | Wi-Fi Ethernet | Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet | wan;usb;lan;wireless |
Data Transfer Rate | 1750 Mb per second | 1900 Mb per second | 1200 Mb per second | 1500 Mb per second | 1200 Mb per second | 1200 Mb per second |
Item Weight | 420.01 grams | 100 grams | 350.01 grams | 300.01 grams | 250 grams | 1.04 kg |
Model Number | ARCHER A7 | C80 | ARCHER C6 | R15 | R6120-100UKS | D-Link DIR-825 |
Wireless Communication Standard | 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g | 802.11ac | 802.11ac | 802.11ac, 802.11ax, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n | 802.11a | 802.11g, 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11ac, 802.11n |
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ASIN | B07CC7BHXH |
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Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #3,745 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #28 in Routers (Computers & Accessories) |
Date First Available | 17 October 2019 |
Packer | TP-Link Technologies Co., Ltd, South Building, No.5 Keyuan Road, Central Zone, Science & Technology Park, Nanshan, Shenzhen, P.R. China |
Importer | TP-LINK India Private Limited,Green Industrial Park, Dongri Pada, Poman, Kaman-Bhiwandi Road, Vasai East, Palghar, Maharashtra – 401208 |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 18.6 x 24.3 x 3.2 Centimeters |
Net Quantity | 1 Unit |
Generic Name | Router |
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Reviewed in India on 1 July 2020
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Let me explain - It has dual band and the 2.4 ghz band should be used either for clients that don;t support 5ghz band or the client is too far that 5 ghz does not have enough signal strength. For a flat spanning 30 ft, if the router is kept in one of the edge rooms, it is evident that from the room on the other end it is difficult to get 5ghz, so need to fallback to 2.4 ghz band. The router does auto switching based on signal strength if Smart switching is enabled. Now the problem is the 2.4 ghz band has some serious issue handling data volume. I just copied a video file from my desktop (wired connection) to my laptop on 2.4 band, and within a minute it stopped transmission, ping go so high that Request timeout started coming, and the situation never gets better unless I pause the copy. The speed was merely below 2 MBps, meaning ~16 mbps whereas it claims 300 mbps. 16 mbps is not the problem, I can live with that but the problem is under this load it stops functioning at all. This situation only happens with 2.4 ghz radio. It looks like it is not able to handle any load beyond 5 mbps. The same issue happens whenever I play any youtube video on 2k or 4k resolution. It starts with ~10 mbps, but very soon it drops to 400 kbps. You can understand that such unstable connection is of no use especially where my 4k tv can't get the 5ghz in range and has to rely on the 2.4 ghz. On the contrary when I ran the same test with my old dlink 605L router (only 2.4 ghz band) it could consistently give ~25-30 mbps without a single ping loss. Both the router are placed very close so I won't say that the dlink gets location advantage here.
It looks like this router fails to deliver basic functionality in pursuit to provide advanced features like band switching MU-MIMO etc. The radio is not faulty because I get ~-40-50 db strength on the radio. It seems the firmware is not optimized and the processor is of low grade that can't send the data in a sustained manner.
I bought it to upgrade from my old router to new so that data handling and transmission rates improved but I end up using two router with total of 6 antennas with messy wires everywhere.
I don't want to keep the router because it is not solving my problem, but Amazon is not allowing me to raise a refund request. So its a earnest request to Amazon to kindly refund me so that I can bought another dlink router and run it as a range extender to resolve my problem.
Another warning to the buyers - its boot time is ~3-4 minutes that is huge as compared to my dlink router (< 15 secs). So make sure to use a ups otherwise frequent power cut would be pain is the ***.
Another caution about TPlink call center in India - I called them explaining the fact they said to manually allocate the router on Ch-11. And said "WAIT FOR SOME TIME IT WILL IMPROVE". As if it has got some machine learning or AI enabled.
I hope buyers get a good idea about this product. Again as long as you are on 5 ghz you are happy. Don't let any device to use 2.4 radio then you are frustrated for life.
Thanks,
Debojit
Thanks,
Debojit

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 1 July 2020
Let me explain - It has dual band and the 2.4 ghz band should be used either for clients that don;t support 5ghz band or the client is too far that 5 ghz does not have enough signal strength. For a flat spanning 30 ft, if the router is kept in one of the edge rooms, it is evident that from the room on the other end it is difficult to get 5ghz, so need to fallback to 2.4 ghz band. The router does auto switching based on signal strength if Smart switching is enabled. Now the problem is the 2.4 ghz band has some serious issue handling data volume. I just copied a video file from my desktop (wired connection) to my laptop on 2.4 band, and within a minute it stopped transmission, ping go so high that Request timeout started coming, and the situation never gets better unless I pause the copy. The speed was merely below 2 MBps, meaning ~16 mbps whereas it claims 300 mbps. 16 mbps is not the problem, I can live with that but the problem is under this load it stops functioning at all. This situation only happens with 2.4 ghz radio. It looks like it is not able to handle any load beyond 5 mbps. The same issue happens whenever I play any youtube video on 2k or 4k resolution. It starts with ~10 mbps, but very soon it drops to 400 kbps. You can understand that such unstable connection is of no use especially where my 4k tv can't get the 5ghz in range and has to rely on the 2.4 ghz. On the contrary when I ran the same test with my old dlink 605L router (only 2.4 ghz band) it could consistently give ~25-30 mbps without a single ping loss. Both the router are placed very close so I won't say that the dlink gets location advantage here.
It looks like this router fails to deliver basic functionality in pursuit to provide advanced features like band switching MU-MIMO etc. The radio is not faulty because I get ~-40-50 db strength on the radio. It seems the firmware is not optimized and the processor is of low grade that can't send the data in a sustained manner.
I bought it to upgrade from my old router to new so that data handling and transmission rates improved but I end up using two router with total of 6 antennas with messy wires everywhere.
I don't want to keep the router because it is not solving my problem, but Amazon is not allowing me to raise a refund request. So its a earnest request to Amazon to kindly refund me so that I can bought another dlink router and run it as a range extender to resolve my problem.
Another warning to the buyers - its boot time is ~3-4 minutes that is huge as compared to my dlink router (< 15 secs). So make sure to use a ups otherwise frequent power cut would be pain is the ***.
Another caution about TPlink call center in India - I called them explaining the fact they said to manually allocate the router on Ch-11. And said "WAIT FOR SOME TIME IT WILL IMPROVE". As if it has got some machine learning or AI enabled.
I hope buyers get a good idea about this product. Again as long as you are on 5 ghz you are happy. Don't let any device to use 2.4 radio then you are frustrated for life.
Thanks,
Debojit
Thanks,
Debojit

In recent lightning strike in Mumbai, power adapter of Tenda AC10 got burned out and performance issues creeped in with replacement adapter. I was searching for router with good range and speed within my budget. I tried 2 routers (Mercusys AC1900 MR50G & TP Archer C80 AC1900) before this. Both Routers didn't meet my expectation. Range and speed of these 2 routers were poor than my earlier Tenda AC10. Amazon accepted returns without a single question. Thumbs up to Amazon.
After some more research, I zeroed on TP link Archer A6 & C6. As per comparison on TP link website both are identical routers. After doing some more research on blogs and reviews, I found that Archer A6 is the latest model and had slightly better processor (both from Qualcomm). Hence purchased Archer A6. Feature of Onemesh is added advantage for adding onemesh repeaters in future. Separate Wifi SSID (with same strength on both 2.4 & 5 Ghz) as unnamed wifi can be seen on wifi analyser, as per TP link support page, this is dedicated wifi link for Onemesh repeaters.
Now for router, Router is same as Tenda AC10 for coverage, it can not cover farthest room in 2BHK on 5Ghz. 2.4 Ghz band can cover 2BHK house, but speed is around 30 Mbps on 100 Mbps plan. However, speed on Archer A6 is better that Tenda AC10. I'm getting 90 Mbps upload and download consistently on devices 5~15 feet apart in 5Ghz. TP Link Archer A6 is better than costlier AC1900 routers. Just for info, I received US version (v2) of router instead of EU version mentioned on TP Link India website. Hence, firmware on TP Link India website will not match with device firmware. However, this device has auto update option directly from Internet. Also, router can be managed by TP-Link Tether app remotely (on internet even tough not connected on same wifi) by login using TP link account on both router and Tether app.
By trying so many routers, i understood that 5Ghz range will be week even with costliest router. Instead of using Digisol AC750 repeater, i installed my old Tenda AC10 in repeater mode for 5Ghz (2.4 Ghz disabled). Now my complete home is covered by 5Ghz signal. In the farthest room i receive download & upload speed of around 75 Mbps.
I also tried old TP link Archer C50 which i had purchased when abroad, performance is not good in terms of speed and range as it lacks Gigabit ports, Beam-forming & MU-MIMO.
My ISP has connected my link on Gigabit port of their switch in my society. However, cabling is only 2 pair CAT 5e which supports max 100 Mbps (full duplex). I will try to get cabling changed to either 4 Pair CAT 5E or CAT6 from ISP and check the performance. I will update review after cabling change.
So in the nutshell i would recommend to go for router with Gigabit ports, Beam-forming & MU-MIMO even if your internet speed is less than 100Mbps as it is future proof. TP Lnk Archer A6 is good router meeting all requirement within the budget.
Hope this review is useful in search of good future-proof router.
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Edit 1:
My ISP tried to replace my connection to FTTH and this router was connected to Fiber ONU using Gigabit Port. It worked only for 15 mins. Max speed was 230 Mbps. ISP was not able to resolve the FTTH issue and changed cable to 4 Pair CAT-5e, which supports Gigabit transmission. Now net speed is around 160 Mbps. My internet plan is 100 Mbps. I'm happy with the speed. I have asked ISP to change my connection to FTTH at last. Tenda AC10 is now working as wired repeater connected on gigabit port of Archer A6 using CAT5e cable. Now complete home received stable wifi of 160 Mbps on 5Ghz band.
I will update once again when FTTH connection is successful.

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 5 October 2020
In recent lightning strike in Mumbai, power adapter of Tenda AC10 got burned out and performance issues creeped in with replacement adapter. I was searching for router with good range and speed within my budget. I tried 2 routers (Mercusys AC1900 MR50G & TP Archer C80 AC1900) before this. Both Routers didn't meet my expectation. Range and speed of these 2 routers were poor than my earlier Tenda AC10. Amazon accepted returns without a single question. Thumbs up to Amazon.
After some more research, I zeroed on TP link Archer A6 & C6. As per comparison on TP link website both are identical routers. After doing some more research on blogs and reviews, I found that Archer A6 is the latest model and had slightly better processor (both from Qualcomm). Hence purchased Archer A6. Feature of Onemesh is added advantage for adding onemesh repeaters in future. Separate Wifi SSID (with same strength on both 2.4 & 5 Ghz) as unnamed wifi can be seen on wifi analyser, as per TP link support page, this is dedicated wifi link for Onemesh repeaters.
Now for router, Router is same as Tenda AC10 for coverage, it can not cover farthest room in 2BHK on 5Ghz. 2.4 Ghz band can cover 2BHK house, but speed is around 30 Mbps on 100 Mbps plan. However, speed on Archer A6 is better that Tenda AC10. I'm getting 90 Mbps upload and download consistently on devices 5~15 feet apart in 5Ghz. TP Link Archer A6 is better than costlier AC1900 routers. Just for info, I received US version (v2) of router instead of EU version mentioned on TP Link India website. Hence, firmware on TP Link India website will not match with device firmware. However, this device has auto update option directly from Internet. Also, router can be managed by TP-Link Tether app remotely (on internet even tough not connected on same wifi) by login using TP link account on both router and Tether app.
By trying so many routers, i understood that 5Ghz range will be week even with costliest router. Instead of using Digisol AC750 repeater, i installed my old Tenda AC10 in repeater mode for 5Ghz (2.4 Ghz disabled). Now my complete home is covered by 5Ghz signal. In the farthest room i receive download & upload speed of around 75 Mbps.
I also tried old TP link Archer C50 which i had purchased when abroad, performance is not good in terms of speed and range as it lacks Gigabit ports, Beam-forming & MU-MIMO.
My ISP has connected my link on Gigabit port of their switch in my society. However, cabling is only 2 pair CAT 5e which supports max 100 Mbps (full duplex). I will try to get cabling changed to either 4 Pair CAT 5E or CAT6 from ISP and check the performance. I will update review after cabling change.
So in the nutshell i would recommend to go for router with Gigabit ports, Beam-forming & MU-MIMO even if your internet speed is less than 100Mbps as it is future proof. TP Lnk Archer A6 is good router meeting all requirement within the budget.
Hope this review is useful in search of good future-proof router.
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Edit 1:
My ISP tried to replace my connection to FTTH and this router was connected to Fiber ONU using Gigabit Port. It worked only for 15 mins. Max speed was 230 Mbps. ISP was not able to resolve the FTTH issue and changed cable to 4 Pair CAT-5e, which supports Gigabit transmission. Now net speed is around 160 Mbps. My internet plan is 100 Mbps. I'm happy with the speed. I have asked ISP to change my connection to FTTH at last. Tenda AC10 is now working as wired repeater connected on gigabit port of Archer A6 using CAT5e cable. Now complete home received stable wifi of 160 Mbps on 5Ghz band.
I will update once again when FTTH connection is successful.







On 2G, TP-Link 2600 Mbps gives up to 120 Mbps.
On 5G, I get full 235 Mbps speed. Attached screenshots for reference.

On 2G, TP-Link 2600 Mbps gives up to 120 Mbps.
On 5G, I get full 235 Mbps speed. Attached screenshots for reference.


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Was having issues reaching my speed cap, especially upload speed.
Installed & customised setup & voila, reaching full NBN speed cap up/down.