I FINALLY can get WiFi on my ROOF! - TP-Link Archer AX5400
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The video documents installing a TP-Link Archer AX73 (Wi-Fi 6) router in a three-level townhouse to extend WiFi up to the roof. The host walks through unboxing, highlighting the design, venting, and the six adjustable high gain antennas. He demonstrates the process of mounting and wiring the router, and then performs a live speed test on the second floor before heading to the roof to test connectivity from there. The rooftop test reveals strong improvements with the 5 GHz band, delivering 334 Mbps which is faster than the subscriber's baseline, and the 2.4 GHz band provides 40 Mbps on the lower floors. Back inside, he explores advanced features like antivirus, parental controls, QoS, guest networks, and Home Shield security, emphasizing device management, scheduled night mode for LEDs, and the ease of sharing WiFi credentials. The host wraps up with a quick summary of the Archer AX73 capabilities, the value proposition at under $200, and a holiday promo, encouraging viewers to upgrade their home networks. Overall, the video blends a hands-on setup tutorial with practical performance demonstrations and a spotlight on TP-Link ecosystem features, concluding that the AX73 is a strong option for upgrading home WiFi.
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Questions answered
- What router is demonstrated in the video and what key feature makes it suitable for multi-story homes?
- The video demonstrates the TP-Link Archer AX73 Wi-Fi 6 router, which supports high-speed dual-band performance and features like a mesh extension option to create a wider coverage area in multi-story homes.
- What were the observed speeds on the roof compared to the second floor during testing?
- On the roof, the 5 GHz band delivered 334 Mbps, exceeding the subscriber's basic speed, while the 2.4 GHz band provided stronger performance on the lower floors, around 40 Mbps on the first floor and improved 26 Mbps on the lower end of the 5 GHz penetration.