after using this product for a while, I found it's very buggy on auxiliary features, like if you were sharing very large file via ftp, then the file is not shared in whole, only a portion of the file are accessible, and if you were using parental control heavily, like putting 40 or more keywords in...

If you haven't noticed, a lot of routers come through the lab here at TweakTown . I get a few every month and so even for me it becomes difficult to put one router above the next because they all serve a purpose.

Overall this is the absolute best router I have ever purchased. The signal strength is powerful and range is very far. I tried the Linksys AC5400 before this TP Link and returned it after 4 days because it was not keeping a constant signal.

Great sleek design

- None to report so far after a week of use

We all have a wireless router, and to a certain extent, it's just that thing that sits in the corner of the house, collecting dust and hopefully going about its business without a lot of involvement on the part of the user.

Mind-blowing performance; enhanced functionality via HomeCare update proves TP-Link stands behind its products

Awkward shape makes placement difficult; dual 2166MHz 802.11ac radios don't auto-negotiate connections for the user

Robust QoS and blazing 5 GHz throughput puts the Archer C5400X at the front of the gaming router pack.

Excellent coverage, which is what I was looking for. Covers my whole house and front and back yard, approximately 3/4 acre. Signal goes right through my steel roof easily.

A very powerful router that packs almost all the networking functionality any home user might reasonably want. The C5400 Lilly is gilded with wired link aggregation and now IoT support.

It's insanely fast performance topped out our list on every band from every distance, slowed only slightly when we upped the testing distance to a range of 30ft or more. If you want a router that performs under pressure, fits almost anywhere, and runs with bleeding edge technology like MU-MIMO...

With more and more people owning several smartphones, tablets and notebooks demand for high-performance wireless modem/routers has never been higher and although dual-band models are currently dominating the market thanks to their very tempting price/performance ratio for some people the more...

Build Quality; Design; AC5400 Technology (Concurrent 802.11n & Dual 802.11ac; Features (Beamforming; MU-MIMO And Tri-Band Technology; 8 High Gain Antennas; Web Interface; 4 Gigabit Ethernet Ports With Link Aggregation; USB 3.0 Port & USB 2.0 Port; Price (For Some

Wireless Performance (Compared To Other High-End Models; USB Performance (Compared To Linksys Models

If you are going to buy a tri-band router, the TP-Link Archer C5400 is certainly an option to consider in terms of price. The router is priced at an average of 344 dollars in our price comparison, and it's easy to find for ten bucks less.